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Old 07-18-2006, 01:49 PM
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Wrist break
Please see attached article. Any comments on the "backward wrist break" that the article advocates.

http://www.newgolfswing.com/newgolfswing05.php
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Re: Wrist break
Hello.
i have read the article and i'm very afraid that if i was to try his drills , i might break my wrists .
i broke my wrist once and it was very painful. so my advice would be, leave your wrists alone .
i prefer to break wind, much less painfull, unless my farmers are hanging down, then it feels like i'm farting razor blades.

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Old 07-18-2006, 02:12 PM
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Re: Wrist break
this is the approach one of the members on this site "shooting for Par" advocates - cupping the right wrist first before cocking the wrist. I have tried this with some success.
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Re: Wrist break
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Hello.
i have read the article and i'm very afraid that if i was to try his drills , i might break my wrists .
i broke my wrist once and it was very painful. so my advice would be, leave your wrists alone .
i break wind, much less painfull, unless my farmers are hanging down, then it feels like i'm farting razor blades.
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