I'm not sure if you want any debate on the subject, but here is B. J. Hathaway's answer (in bold): The Flail teaches Acceleration and deceleration, also "Primary Lever" and Uncocking On-Plane. Those points are obvious in the video, and who needs to be "taught" deceleration?
If you want to learn something important, then put your Left Hand in your pocket. Then, PUT THE FLAIL IN YOUR RIGHT HAND. If you can't strike the Ball before the Flail reaches Full Extension, then you're decelerating into impact. The uncocking of the right hand is strictly involuntary during release unless you want to train yourself to be a flipper. This guy has missed the entire point of the video. If all you needed was your right hand you may as well play golf sitting in a lounge chair.
Go make a flail. Use your Right Hand. For what? you don't need to do anything with your right hand except hold onto the club.
I'm not sure if you want any debate on the subject, but here is B. J. Hathaway's answer (in bold): The Flail teaches Acceleration and deceleration, also "Primary Lever" and Uncocking On-Plane. Those points are obvious in the video, and who needs to be "taught" deceleration?
If you want to learn something important, then put your Left Hand in your pocket. Then, PUT THE FLAIL IN YOUR RIGHT HAND. If you can't strike the Ball before the Flail reaches Full Extension, then you're decelerating into impact. The uncocking of the right hand is strictly involuntary during release unless you want to train yourself to be a flipper. This guy has missed the entire point of the video. If all you needed was your right hand you may as well play golf sitting in a lounge chair.
Go make a flail. Use your Right Hand. For what? you don't need to do anything with your right hand except hold onto the club.
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