I think you maybe on to something … my left wrist is ever so slightly cupped at address and when I check after the swing I try and return it to that slightly cupped address look. However, when I do pull hook it looks like my left wrist is over cupped.
Is the fix for this making sure I have a flat left wrist through impact, or is this related to something else?
And dont forget pressure points. The grip pressure is not super light as some would recommend but firm where it should be firm. A proper pressure would render re gripping impossible I think.
And dont forget pressure points. The grip pressure is not super light as some would recommend but firm where it should be firm. A proper pressure would render re gripping impossible I think.
pressure points aren't squeezed as a grip. Pressure points are contacts where power accumulators drive against. Pressure Points is where the power accumulators put their power into
Now a proper grip is important. I do like to lock tightly my last three fingers (pp#2) on the grip- You can't choke a bird my holding tight on their legs, can ya Sam? But this is not the application of a #2 pp. Also develop a trigger finger on the right hand around the shaft where PP# 3 resides, again it is not the true application of the pressure point. The trigger finger looks like a question mark. I have Lynn discussing this trigger finger on tape- I'll post it soon.
pressure points aren't squeezed as a grip. Pressure points are contacts where power accumulators drive against. Pressure Points is where the power accumulators put their power into
Now a proper grip is important. I do like to lock tightly my last three fingers (pp#2) on the grip- You can't choke a bird my holding tight on their legs, can ya Sam? But this is not the application of a #2 pp. Also develop a trigger finger on the right hand around the shaft where PP# 3 resides, again it is not the true application of the pressure point. The trigger finger looks like a question mark. I have Lynn discussing this trigger finger on tape- I'll post it soon.
Yes yes agreed. PP3 is loose. Pressure points in a TGM context are power accumulator related. As for regripping, make sure your grip pressure is firm in the proper places. A firm grip in the last three fingers of the left hand in particular for a closing club face, pp 2. Also maintain pp1 in terms of solid grip pressure.
Grip firm, wrists loose, continuos swinging 5 or 6 swings and check to see if the face has rotated. Do it till it doesnt rotate then hit a ball.