I love Constantino Rocca's Tempo and Doyle's function. They look so good through the impact area, however, I could not help but notice how much the back of the left hand was facing down post impact. I recall Ben Hogan "5 Fundamentals" mentioning this. How do I get there? It looks scary because my misses are a casted, weak, leaky, hook. And in the videos of Rocca and Doyle, the club face looks like its facing the ground about waist high past impact. I would kill for a swing like Rocca's. My body type is pretty similar. Any Suggestions/Drills to get there quicker. Thanks in advance.
Knuckles Down Post Impact
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Brian Manzella
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Learn full roll first.
Then lag.
A real shortcut.
Then lag.
A real shortcut.
Brian Manzella
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Absolutely!
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brian,
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i'd like to order your tapes, too. how can I do this?
does it come with a money back guarantee?
would you also include a side order of Italian Shrimp Plz?
yep... full roll is one of the most critical steps, ragman's pic sums it up perfectly
do that until you can hit high sweep hooks, and you 'feel' the back of your left hand/thumb -palm of your right riding up the rim of the hand plane - until you 'feel' the arch of the lead wrist, page 102 of Hogan's book through impact
agreed.... but I like to have folks understand the exaggerations first, especially when it comes to learning to hook the ball
the 'screw driver' image helps folks get the arched wrist feeling, and once they do, you can move to more of a 'set' wrist position, and more true horizontal hinge
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