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I did not know a strong grip facilitates flexion, but now that I think about it, that makes sense. 

 

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Doesn't a strong lead hand grip promote extension? It's already extended at address.

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10 hours ago, billchao said:

Doesn't a strong lead hand grip promote extension? It's already extended at address.

The way I look at it is if it’s strong at the start, there’s nowhere to go but weaker. I dunno though. That’s how I think of it. 

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38 minutes ago, nevets88 said:

The way I look at it is if it’s extended at the start, there’s nowhere to go but flexed. I dunno though. That’s how I think of it. 

FTFY.

And that's not necessarily true. Lead wrist could also simply stay extended in the swing.

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1 hour ago, billchao said:

FTFY.

And that's not necessarily true. Lead wrist could also simply stay extended in the swing.

No, it’s not. It’s more of a generalization I guess. As we all know, there are no absolutes. I definitely would like to see the article in full, maybe Dahlquist will explain it more in depth. I’m tempted to ask on the Instagram post. 

He didn’t say when it promotes flexion either. Immediately after the swing starts or at the top. So many questions. 

 

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Wasn’t the whole idea to present this in an easy to understand manner? 

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13 hours ago, Vinsk said:

Wasn’t the whole idea to present this in an easy to understand manner? 

Golf swing is complicated. 

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3 minutes ago, nevets88 said:

Golf swing is complicated. 

‘ Key thing is to gear and make it simple for the average player.’

True...I’m just quoting what Dana said. I assumed that was his motive.

 

 

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It's also here:

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One of the key learnings of my and other instructors’ research on the lead wrist is that it works, to borrow a phrase, hand in hand with the clubface. Simply, whatever the lead wrist does, the clubface follows.

 

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On 11/8/2019 at 10:35 AM, iacas said:

It's also here:

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One of the key learnings of my and other instructors’ research on the lead wrist is that it works, to borrow a phrase, hand in hand with the clubface. Simply, whatever the lead wrist does, the clubface follows.

 

I've been trying to keep my lead wrist bowed throughout the swing.  I feel like it's helped. 

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