How do Reverse Tumble, Tumble, and the "Flick" Release all fit together???

[scotly]

Sorry for being drawn out and wordy

No that was succinct !!!

 

[Steve Greffen]

Release your hands too early...it's a hoooook. lol

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=fNFvoYZD6AQ

 

[wulsy]

Ach, what does he know...

 

[Steve Greffen]

At least he isn't espousing to increase your lag into impact to maximize your distance! lol

 

[dbl]

The sexy thing to do is lay it off on the transition and then tumble into the ball with a vertical hand path ala Sergio.

However,the reality is that this type of swing shape is not suited for everyone.

An across the line then a steepish transition followed by a reverse tumble with a slightly outward hand path can work well as shown by a lot of great players.I think the key is to keep the reverse tumble minimal.If you don't,you will most likely swing into the ball very underplane and consistent golf will be difficult.

Great stuff, ej. I'd also go with slightly across the line, steepish transition followed by a early beginning of tumble.

 

[jimmydean]

Thanks Kevin,
What are the advantages of tumble and reverse tumble in the golf swing?
Jimmy

 

[Kevin Shields]

Thanks Kevin,
What are the advantages of tumble and reverse tumble in the golf swing?
Jimmy

Even the reverse tumblers tumble late and get the rotation around the CP and move the force up and in.