Right wrist?

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curtisj76

curtisj76

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Still new to this, but is the right wrist supposed to be fixed? No bending or anything? Doesn't this go against the "twist away"? Thanks
 
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Brian Manzella

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The right wrist should bend from classic address, and stay bent from impact-like address, but the twist away is a LEFT ARM motion.
 
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Ripper

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quote:Originally posted by brianman

The right wrist should bend from classic address, and stay bent from impact-like address, but the twist away is a LEFT ARM motion.
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Brian - I thought bending the right wrist back WAS the twistaway. Can you elaborate further please about the left arm motion.
 
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quote:Originally posted by 6bee1dee

quote:Originally posted by curtisj76

I'm with you Ripper.
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I have only read the 'twist-away' but it seems to me that the left wrist twists into a flat or slightly arched position at top. The right wrsit can not do anything but bend. It cannot twist out of its 90 degree strut-like position. It is a left hand only motion.

see pic #5-

http://www.manzellagolfforum.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=222
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For full benefit, you must combine twistaway with extensor action and use that to 'lock the wedge', the flat left wrist and extensor action balance each other nicely given a good grip
 
c21heel

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I've been working with the twistaway and for some reason have gotten very flat in the backswing. Anybody else have this problem?
 
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