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Yeah - maybe, but just look at Ben Hogan or Moe Norman, these guys looked like freakin Popeye - and if anybody seriously wants to tell me, that wrist/forearm strength is not important for golf unless you need to hit it out of the rough, he has a long way to go.

Then there's Arnie on the cover of this year's USGA rule book.


FWIW,

Came across this video of Jamie Sadlowski at the Titleist Performance Institute discussing fitness and exercises



fast forward to 2:10 if you want his wrist exercise.

edit - I really like what they say around 3:45...that you want to build up strength in your weakest side (normally left side for a golfer) because it IS your dominant side.

I am living proof that my left arm/wrist strength is MUCH weaker then my right.


I have worked on some forearm drills the last 2 nights. Specifically, doing one similar to what Jamie talks about with the barbell, which makes sense because he is working on a hinging motion when doing it. I have been using a 20lb dumbbell to start off with, and will work up to the 45lb barbell. I have also worked in some weighted rotations using a 10lb dumbbell, and wrist lifts (palm up and palm down) with the 10lb dumbbell.

Surprisingly, the wrists/forearms don't tend to get as sore the next day as other body parts. Think its ok to do these daily..or is it like any other exercise..give yourself a day break in between for that particular muscle group?

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