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Originally Posted by golfbulldog
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Yodeli - your feeling of wristy-ness are due to the wrists acting as free hinges - allowing you to experience the inertial forces during transition. If you have previously been using forearm muscles to cast from the top then your wrists will have felt "strong" but wrong!
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What a revelation! Thanks a lot
Golfbulldog to clarify this one!
I was a former pro tennis player who loved to kill the ball! And as such I certainly kept the bad habit to rely on stiffness and force instead of letting the motion flow.
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Maybe what you are feeling is some increased wrist cock on transition to downswing - ie. float loading - but this is perfect way of learning lag sensation in pp3.
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Yes, bingo again! This is
EXACTLY my feeling.
Pleased to link it to float loading (received the Yellow book last week and still learning!)
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I think that when you focus on your right index finger sensation at transition - when you feel most wristy - you will notice that lag sensation is felt - as Comdpa says - on top of the shaft And nearer the Metacarpophalangeal joint of your index finger.
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Yes, I can feel that.
Something remains unclear: is there something special to do to re-rotate PP3 during the downswing (10-11-0-3 and also mentioned by Yoda on the video)?
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Get your pivot to do whatever it needs to do to hold that sensation as long into downswing and you will look like Comdpa, Sergio, Hogan, Yoda...
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You guys are good
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What a pleasure and thanks again for all the top quality information.