Quick Tip - Wrist Mobility 2
Golf Shape (Flexibility & Mobility)
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6m 30s
So nice, we had to do it twice! Here comes part two of the wrist mobility series, and Tim Graves, PGA, is back with another exercise to keep those wrists loose for the winter time. Did you know that a major contributing factor to the speed and distance of your swing is actually centered in your wrists? That's right, even a simple exercise like this one, or the exercise from part one, can improve your game by leaps and bounds.
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