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The Proper Wrists Action in the Golf Swing Sequence
The anatomy of the golfer’s wrists is probably one of the most important areas for golf instructors and golfers to understand and use in the golf swing instruction and practice sessions. Syncing/Presetting the wrists in the golf swing capitalizes on the body’s natural ability to develop a proper golf swing with power, speed, and control without injuries. Ben Hogan specifically mentioned one of the two strongest muscles in the golfer’s wrists, which is the Hypothenar. I refer to these as Thenars in my book, The ESPY Golf Swing Coach. These two muscles in the wrists have direct contact with the handle of the club. This should peak any golfer’s interest.
Syncing/Presetting Figure: The wrists, when set into the proper preset position, establish the correct swing plane, but also eighty (80) percent of the golf swing is completed.
So, it would be reasonable to understand the importance of these two muscles in the wrists, beyond just gripping the club. Why not take full advantage of these muscles to turbocharge the golf swing?
One of the best golf videos was produced by Sir Nick Faldo on presetting the proper wrist action in the golf swing. His video showed WHAT to do, but didn’t go into great deals on HOW. If you want to get better at golf, the golfer has to figure out the HOW. HOW is what the subconscious mind works from and not the WHAT. When you show up at the golf course your subconscious mind run the show and it is more concern with HOW rather than WHAT. Below is Nick Faldo’s YouTube Video. It provides a great outline to your next golf practice, but my DOWNLOAD will provide Details which can become instinctive for the golfer:
I produced a YouTube Video that not only demonstrated the Sync/Preset Maneuver that is the basis of the Anatomy of the golf swing. The Sync/Preset isn’t just a different coaching technique, but a Sports Medicine approach to the golf swing. I performed a 12-Foot Bunt-Type Chip/Pitch that is one of the hardest shots in golf to make. This video shows that you can take the QATSPY Coaching Technique from the Tee-to-the Green without changing mechanics or techniques:
Good aspect about the Bunt-Type Chip/Pitch Shot is that anywhere you practice your putting you can practice this Bunt-Type Chip/Pitch Shot. You just need a backstop, like the one I use to catch those wayward golf shots. Also the same type mechanics and techniques used in the Bunt-Type Chip/Pitch shot are the very same mechanics and techniques used in the full-type golf shot.
Please select to download your E-Copy of this Online Golf Session Training Procedure (STP). The advantage of the online Golf STP is it a training procedure that you will have in your electronic files for future reference and NOT a one time lesson where 80 percent of the presented material will be forgotten later or once on the golf course.
