Craig, I am very excited with all the information provided and am looking.
Hello Craig, I am very excited with all the information provided and am looking forward to your next webinar. They are really valuable, thank you very much! Here are some questions for the next webinar:
- I have originally learnt that more wrist cock in the backswing will lead to a higher ball speed. The more ulnar deviation of the wrist, the more wrist cock is possible. With a straight wrist however, a change in wrist cock is almost not possible.
o Should I increase ulnar deviation for more wrist cock or does this imply disadvantages?
o When swinging back fast, it is impossible for me to start the downswing without “whipping” the club at the top due to centrifugal forces – this results in an (unwanted) increase of ulnar deviation. Is this good or should I stop the backswing before starting down?
o When starting the downswing fast, the club – due to the moment of inertia – decreases the angle between forearm and club dramatically while the wrist goes in ulnar deviation. It is very difficult NOT to allow ulnar deviation of the lead wrist. Ulnar deviation sure facilitates creating lag and distance, but the guys on tour do not do that (especially Sheffler) and they still generate lag and lots of distance. Is it wrong to start the downswing fast?
