My Hackmotion Data After Shooting 66
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Here's my Hackmotion data after shooting 66. The point of this is to give you an idea of a consistent and controllable release pattern with a trail hand throw. You don't have to match perfectly, just understand the big picture.
hey guys so many of you are asking for updated data with the hack motion and how to use it and I first thing I want to do is I want to show you my graph because a lot of times we look at something like the tour player data like Olison and we use that as like the de facto standard and think there's no other way to do it of course that's not true so as I just mentioned in a previous video I played in this tournament this weekend she played pretty well hit the ball fine and my data of course doesn't look exactly like Olison's it doesn't have to what you need to understand is kind of like the broad strokes so one thing you'll notice is that I gradually flatten and lose that extension I still have a little bit of extension at the top four or five degrees which is perfect and then from there I start and just for you those of you aren't familiar the extension is the orange or orangish yellow line here and so as I go into the downswing I'm just continuing to gradually flatten I have kind of a nice smooth curve to my extension and then impact I'm negative six degrees I've you know bowed that left wrist six degrees at impact and that's getting me to deal off the club for me I can hit the ball very predictably like this with a very gradual slope and that's kind of what you want to see with these lines it doesn't have to be perfectly flat I can do that but for me I have to engage my left hand a lot more which is very weak as you guys know and so if I just kind of let it do its thing and I'm focusing more on getting ready to throw with the right this is what naturally happens with my wrist same thing with ulnar deviation I have a bit more deviation than Olison at the top or throughout the swing but again it's a very gradual smooth curve and then at impact you know I unleash a lot of speed right here I go from plus eight to negative 44 so thank you youtuber so that's when I'm releasing my right hand that's when I'm throwing the club head is right here I start to feel that I'm throwing it immediately my intention is throwing it I kind of think of the downswing starting right here right when I start that club back I am already preparing for the downswing the downswing starts during the takeaway I'm always getting ready to throw with this trail side pattern and then as it starts to unwind it happens very very quickly right here and that's when you see note the difference or note the clear out flexion extension here note the direct correlation between ulnar or ulnar deviation as I begin to release the club and rotation as I mentioned adding speed and squaring the face are one in the same and you can see that those two ramp up right at the same time and intersect at impact and that is what you're looking for to get a proper release with a square club face so if you're kind of wondering what your data should look like anything in this ballpark with a throwing pattern is fantastic this is a very stable release pattern this is very boring this is gonna hit a lot of very straight golf shots you can see my wrist right before impact you know right here I'm at negative four with flexion extension the orange number and it just stays really constant and I just have a nice stable boring flat golf shot so there's not a lot dramatic a lot of dramatic stuff happening so again don't have to make it exactly like Olsen's you what you need to do is use this data to find when you hit your perfect shots your best shots that feel great to you that swings the way the swing feels the way you want it to feel what does that look like
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