#11 - Wrist Conditions

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can someone please tell me the wrist position in golfing machine terms at setup- top of the swing - impact? i am a little confused in this area.
horizontal,perpendicular,rotational
 
Brian,
How many people that come to you have a fully uncocked left hand at the follow-through position?
I only got it (finally: had been trying for 3 years) after watching your video (a coincidence?)
 
can't get either

I can't open this either. can anyone help us? i'm curious to see the video. i have the same problem and confusion. thanks
 
Brian...

You said in this vid you like flat-as-a-board Flat.....i.e. "Jack, Tiger"....as you said.

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Do you really think a "matching" grip and/or a FLAT (as a board) left wrist at the Top is that superior?

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I mean...

Cause I know there's guys with stronger grips who STILL have FLAT (as board) left wrists at the top....Trevino, Duval, Beem come to mind....

But then there IS the "cocking in the Plane of the left forearm Flying Wedge" type wrist position at the top.....(and really, I hate to call that "Flat" whether it's TGM correct or not....cause it isn't flat.....we all know what flat means in normal English language)...which has an appearance of a cup.

I think it's at least important to know the differences, no? And that IS a way to do it, no? (or IYO, is a FLAT LW and matching grip that much superior for everyone?)....

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After much experimentation.....I now use a matching grip and FLAT left wrist at the Top....BTW.

-Paul
 
Jim Cook said:
birdie_man,
I do have Quicktime and I clicked on it to make sure I had the latest version and it say I have.

Gents,

Instead of clicking on the link directly, why don't you try right-clicking on the link and choosing "save as" to save the file to your hard drive. Your computer is probably just having some trouble streaming the video.

Or, perhaps the "snipurl" web address is not working correctly for you due to the redirect from snipurl back to the video on Brian's personal mac web space.

So... try this...

Right-click on the link below and choose "save as" or "save target as". Be sure to save the file in a place where you will easily be able to find it. Once it is fully downloaded to your hard drive, just double click it and it should open up in quicktime or some other compatible media player.

http://homepage.mac.com/brianmanzella/filechute/wristconditions.mov
 
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Jerry, go to control panel, click on quicktime, click audio, make sure you have the correct khz rate. I am using XP pro, so my settings are:
Rate 44.1 khz
size 24 bit
 
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