Always impressed by the simplicity of instruction in these clips. My grip pressure at address , on a scale of 1 to 10 , is at about 3 so that my wrists , with any luck , cock naturally by the time I reach the top of my back-swing.
with eight bones in each wrist, multiplied by all the other joints involved in swinging the club to accurately strike a golf ball ,, there is infinite `articulation` before impact for us mere mortals to (introduce error) or hopefully remove error preferably, you make a good fist of trying to explain this very complex motion martina, well done and thanks for all your videos 😇👍
I get very confused about the difference between “breaking’ the wrist, “cocking” the wrist, “releasing “ the wrist! My coach says don’t break the wrists, does he just mean on the back swing? It’s so much to learn! 😩
If you have these confusing moments, please never hesitate to ask your Pro. That is what he/she is good and paid for! I can't really tell you what he/she means by saying this without seeing your swing...
Excellent and simple explanation, great value. When playing the ball in front of the stance as in the case of long clubs, a little cupping of the lead wrist seems inevitable. Is there a way to avoid this?
There is nothing against a little cupping but due to and it also depends on the grip. Other than that there is not nessecarily a need of cupping, even with the longer clubs!
Thank you. For me the problem is not the slice but the shot left. Curiously this is only a problem when the ball is tee’d up, particularly with an iron? For example at my home club there are five par three holes. For me this is five greens all missed on the left? Help. I suspect I am doing a tiny flip? I am 7 chap. Any suggestions? Great videos by the way. Very clear.
I join the club. Well, there are many things to check: Clubface in address, sternum in address, lining up feet and shoulders. After all film you from the front, if there is a little flip, then the question is, why you do it? Reaction or habit? ...
Hello Martina, thanks for this helpful video. Regarding the right hand and forearm function; should I stop rolling over the right forearm at impact and concentrate on your procedure of flipping the right hand and wrist more like a push? This all happens as the right arm is straighten. thanks, Jeff Joseph
Well Jeff, at some point the hands need to roll over. But I am not a big fan of doing this on purpose. If your clubface is open, find out why. Why does it not get closed through impact without rolling your arms, that means, that the body rotation is also not free to the left. Ask your Pro at home please!
Klasse Video Martina! Du hast wieder eine meiner vielen Fragen in deiner unnachahmlich klaren und super strukturierten Erklärung beantwortet. Vielen Dank
Could the problem be semantics ? Release means let go. As it relates to golf,I am not sure if it means to hit or strke the ball or release control of the club head ? From there we inevitably move to hitters vs swingers ,Nelson vs Palmer.Right or wrong I feel like I hit PW thru 7 and swing the rest.
I totally understand what you mean. I hit a Wedge also more or lets say different than an 7 or 6 iron. I guess we would feel the wrist more in a hit in the lower clubs... The rest is a let go...
Not setting up at address with a basically flat left wrist has been my fatal flaw. So much easier to get there at set up with the hands at the left thigh at address. That is where the hands need to be at impact, so why not start there to begin with. The thing I most respect about your teaching is your focus on executing the fundamentals of a golf swing. As you get older (like me), it is imperative to properly execute the fundamentals IF you hope to maintain good contact, reasonable distance and control, and an acceptable handicap. Thank you so much for all that you share.
I can't really tell you a theory, its setting it and releasing it and don't hold it to long on purpose! Keep it simple! But my main thought of this video was to finally toclear up what the "Release" actually means.
You mean Pros like Dustin Johnson and John Rahm, who are flexible and quick with their body and hips as not many others of the best players in the world / on Tour who work out daily many hours, hit about 1000 balls every day, play Golf eversince the can walk, and have the best coaches and skills in the world. Well if you count yourself as a player like this, having these skills, I am positive that you could also do the palmar hand on top of the backswing. I haven't seen ANY normal Amateur succeeding with this thought!
Because they use body rotation a helluva lot more than amateurs, and can rotate harder, faster and to a much greater degree than 99% of the worlds golfers.
@@essoteric Thanks for sharing, couldn't explain it in a better way! Every Amateur should be aware of this, that its almost impossible to copy a Tourpro´s Swing!
Finally someone told us👍 big thank u
Happy I could help! Any more questions, just let me know!
Always impressed by the simplicity of instruction in these clips. My grip pressure at address , on a scale of 1 to 10 , is at about 3 so that my wrists , with any luck , cock naturally by the time I reach the top of my back-swing.
Well better than never ;)
Amazing tip! I have always made a V but it make sense to have a straight left wrist
Thank you
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Glad you like it! Let me know what kind of changes in your ball striking is happening!
This is it! The top players underhanded release. Danke Martina!
Sehr gerne!
Great tip. Simple😊👍
Glad you like the tip! Super if it sounds easy for you!!!
very good explanation of the release.thank u.
You are welcome!
with eight bones in each wrist, multiplied by all the other joints
involved in swinging the club to accurately strike a golf ball ,,
there is infinite `articulation` before impact for us mere mortals
to (introduce error) or hopefully remove error preferably, you
make a good fist of trying to explain this very complex motion
martina, well done and thanks for all your videos 😇👍
You are welcome!!
I get very confused about the difference between “breaking’ the wrist, “cocking” the wrist, “releasing “ the wrist! My coach says don’t break the wrists, does he just mean on the back swing? It’s so much to learn! 😩
If you have these confusing moments, please never hesitate to ask your Pro. That is what he/she is good and paid for! I can't really tell you what he/she means by saying this without seeing your swing...
Appreciate this video. Could you also discuss the folding of the trail arm during the takeaway and backswing-along with width of swing? Many thanks!!
There will be a few videos coming up, which I explained a lot about bending the arm!
Very informative, am truly great I found yr channel. Great refreshing course for me
Thanks Fiona, very happy you like it!
Simple, clear...thank you.
Excellent and simple explanation, great value. When playing the ball in front of the stance as in the case of long clubs, a little cupping of the lead wrist seems inevitable. Is there a way to avoid this?
There is nothing against a little cupping but due to and it also depends on the grip. Other than that there is not nessecarily a need of cupping, even with the longer clubs!
Thank you. For me the problem is not the slice but the shot left. Curiously this is only a problem when the ball is tee’d up, particularly with an iron? For example at my home club there are five par three holes. For me this is five greens all missed on the left? Help. I suspect I am doing a tiny flip? I am 7 chap. Any suggestions? Great videos by the way. Very clear.
I join the club. Well, there are many things to check: Clubface in address, sternum in address, lining up feet and shoulders. After all film you from the front, if there is a little flip, then the question is, why you do it? Reaction or habit? ...
excellent explanation . I will be more aware of the left hand at set up
You certainly should do!
Hello Martina, thanks for this helpful video. Regarding the right hand and forearm function; should I stop rolling over the right forearm at impact and concentrate on your procedure of flipping the right hand and wrist more like a push? This all happens as the right arm is straighten. thanks, Jeff Joseph
Well Jeff, at some point the hands need to roll over. But I am not a big fan of doing this on purpose. If your clubface is open, find out why. Why does it not get closed through impact without rolling your arms, that means, that the body rotation is also not free to the left. Ask your Pro at home please!
thank you, I need to keep rotating! @@martina_eberl_coaching_en
Excellent! 👍
Thank you!!!
Klasse Video Martina! Du hast wieder eine meiner vielen Fragen in deiner unnachahmlich klaren und super strukturierten Erklärung beantwortet. Vielen Dank
Freut mich sehr! Vielen Dank für Dein Lob!
Hi Martina. Can you do a video on how to keep your head steady in the golf swing. Especially on the follow through ❤
Hey Maureen, please watch the video where I´ve already answered questions of the viewers. There is also a sequence of the head!
I did not get the time of right wrist release please clarify? Is it after the impact or during impact?
It is happening through the ball. The same as the arm. Imagine to get a divot on the way down after hitting the ball!
Could the problem be semantics ?
Release means let go.
As it relates to golf,I am not sure if it means to hit or strke the ball or release control of the club head ?
From there we inevitably move to hitters vs swingers ,Nelson vs Palmer.Right or wrong I feel like I hit PW thru 7 and swing the rest.
I totally understand what you mean. I hit a Wedge also more or lets say different than an 7 or 6 iron. I guess we would feel the wrist more in a hit in the lower clubs... The rest is a let go...
Not setting up at address with a basically flat left wrist has been my fatal flaw. So much easier to get there at set up with the hands at the left thigh at address. That is where the hands need to be at impact, so why not start there to begin with. The thing I most respect about your teaching is your focus on executing the fundamentals of a golf swing. As you get older (like me), it is imperative to properly execute the fundamentals IF you hope to maintain good contact, reasonable distance and control, and an acceptable handicap. Thank you so much for all that you share.
This is very kind of you! I promise will keep delivering good and useful content for all of you!
Maybe you can do a video on the release of the arm and wrist at impact. Seems a number of coaches have a different take. I'd like to see yours. Thanks
Just watch all great players in Slowmotion, there your see the correct im impact in slow-motion!
I can't really tell you a theory, its setting it and releasing it and don't hold it to long on purpose! Keep it simple! But my main thought of this video was to finally toclear up what the "Release" actually means.
Go over wrist conditions post impact.
1:17 vs 4:17 The release of the right wrist. Presumably we don't want it flicking through impact? Should we not want more stability through impact.
If you flick it, there is mostly a reason behind that. Thats first to figure out. Hardly any player just flicks the hands!
Slightly disagree with the left hand wrist position at impact. You can still hit down and release with a strong left hand grip.
Of course you can release it with a strong left hand. Depends how strong that it does not influence your direction of the clubface...
Very good and clear explanation of the wrist motion at set up and in the golf swing. Cheers
Thank YOU for your consistent responds!
Why are those players a different story. I don’t understand why that works for them.
You mean Pros like Dustin Johnson and John Rahm, who are flexible and quick with their body and hips as not many others of the best players in the world / on Tour who work out daily many hours, hit about 1000 balls every day, play Golf eversince the can walk, and have the best coaches and skills in the world. Well if you count yourself as a player like this, having these skills, I am positive that you could also do the palmar hand on top of the backswing. I haven't seen ANY normal Amateur succeeding with this thought!
@@martina_eberl_coaching_en lol just wanted to understand. Heh! Who says I’m an amateur. Lol in my dreams. Danke
Because they use body rotation a helluva lot more than amateurs, and can rotate harder, faster and to a much greater degree than 99% of the worlds golfers.
@@essoteric Thanks for sharing, couldn't explain it in a better way! Every Amateur should be aware of this, that its almost impossible to copy a Tourpro´s Swing!