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0 #5 lefkovits 2010-07-15 10:39
After working with your method I have developed a strain in my right arm/shoulder. I think that on the downswing I am using my right arm to much. How is the downswing properly initiated? What else might I doing wrong?

Thank you
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+1 #4 Scott Lowe 2010-02-09 21:13
Thank you!
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0 #3 David Blair 2010-01-18 09:18
In a fully trained correct golf swing, the hinging of the wrists happens
as a result of clubhead momentum and acceleration. Therefore, when someone
swings more slowly, the wrists will tend to hinge later. This is when top
players talk about the one-piece takeaway, where the hands are not
manipulating the clubhead in any way. The only movement is the turning of
the shoulders. It is very difficult to explain simply in words how they
hinge - better to view the website, or DVD video clips. One
thing I would say - it is not a rolling motion.
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0 #2 Martyn 2009-12-19 10:53
For me, if there's no tension in the hands and wrists at address, the wrists hinge naturally around the half way back stage. This is a response to the momentum of the body turn and the weight of the clubhead hinging the wrists. Its not something I do conciously or have to worry about. Watch David's section on pitching, this gave me a real insight.
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0 #1 Scott Lowe 2009-12-09 17:38
During the backswing, when do the wrist start to hinge? How do they hinge?
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