Learning how the wrists move in the swing is critical if you are to achieve club face control, a repeatable contact, and sufficient power to hit the ball far enough to play the course.

Until recently, the motion of the wrists has proven to be much of a mystery for students and coaches alike, with very limited ways to truly measure what the wrists were doing.

Now Hackmotion wrist sensor has changed that. The small wrist sensor provides accurate feedback on EXACTLY what the wrist are doing throughout the swing, and allows a coach to quickly diagnose the area that needs most improvement. The golfer can then get real-time biofeedback for slow rehearsals and view the 3D model to demonstrate the difference between the golfer’s feel vs. real.

In this video, I will discuss the idea of a FLAT LEFT (LEAD) WRIST which has long been considered an important part of all good swings. In fact, The Golfing Machine book actually includes the “FLAT LEFT WRIST” as one of its THREE IMPERATIVES.

A FLAT LEFT WRIST at impact has long been demonstrated by the world’s best golfers, while remaining seemingly unattainable for the vast majority of amateur golfers across the globe.

We discuss the flexion and extension (bowing and cupping) of the lead wrist and how there is an actual TWISTING of the shaft happening in good golfers. Learn these actual movements and motion of the lead wrist from an expert player and transfer this into your swing for immediate improvements in contact, power, and directional control.

HACKMOTION video by Scott Cowx - [ Ссылка ]

HOW THE WRISTS WORK video by Rob Cheney - [ Ссылка ]

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