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Tifosinumerouno Well Established Member

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This is my first post to My Swing. I have had lessons a few times, and had good results, but my BIGGEST hurdle right now is how quickly I roll my wrists over on the back swing. I also have a lack of wrist set at the top of the swing. I have some positives, such as the flat left wrist. Any help you guys can give on drills or ways to correct the flaws I mentioned (and any others you may see), will be most appreciated.

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Tifo, take the youtube embed link, which looks something like this:

Remove everything before http and after LIVs-to , and put that in the "Insert Video" pop up box, and it should work.  In other words, you're pasting something like this in there " http://www.youtube.com/embed/cNI-LIVs-to " (notice the "embed" in the middle of the link).

Meanwhile, post the youtube link to your swing in the meantime.

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Originally Posted by bplewis24

Remove everything before http and after LIVs-to, and put that in the "Insert Video" pop up box, and it should work.  In other words, you're pasting something like this in there " http://www.youtube.com/embed/cNI-LIVs-to " (notice the "embed" in the middle of the link).

Actually it's probably easier to just take the YouTube URL, which will look like "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abcd1234".

I inserted it for you.

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Tifosinumerouno Well Established Member

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Thanks. It looks like I was fixing it at the same time you were.

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Originally Posted by iacas

Actually it's probably easier to just take the YouTube URL, which will look like "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abcd1234".

I inserted it for you.


Interesting.  For some reason when I tried to do that with my Charles Barkley video it didn't work.  It seems like when you use the short link via the "share" button it doesn't work.  Anyway, I won't clutter this thread any further.

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Tifosinumerouno Well Established Member

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Well, I didn't get any replies to this one, but i do have a new video. It is me swinging a 7 iron. It looks like the rolling of the wrists is much better, but I have a bit of a move that's causing me to pull/straight hook and hit off the toe. The box I drew around my head shows how far my head moves on the down swing. Any advice on how to fix those two faults?

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