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Calling BC - Right hand drill
I didn't want to 'jack Geoff's thread so I will do it here.
BC Mist, you critique this drill but you seem to say the exact same thing as Greg does.
http://members.cox.net/gregjwillis/LESSON1.htm
Greg's main points:
- strongly advocates a bent back right wrist - same as you (correct?)
- strongly against "flipping" which you call a cupped left wrist, and realizes that this is a HUGE power drain on the swing - same as you (correct?)
When you watch the video you will realize that he is implicitly advocating a flat left wrist. This can be seen everytime he gets to the impact position in the video. In other discussions with him on the GTO forum, he has said either FLW or slightly bowed ((probably acedemic because I am sure you can find a pro with bowed left wrist (why does Hogan come to mind?)) but never cupped.
The bolded section of your statement seems to imply that a "half flip" of the wrists is the proper method of wrist cock (wrists release to the point of FLW). Is this what you are saying?
CharlesBack at it.
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