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Myview Of The Stock Grip

Watch the first person perspective of taking a grip

Tags: Set Up, Drill, Intermediate

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This video is my view of taking the grip.

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So we've got the video on how to take the grip.

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I'm just going to show you what my perspective of that looks like.

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So first thing I'm going to do, I'm going to take my left hand and I'm going to

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karate chop or place this bone from the heel pad right there, right on the line

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in the middle of the grip.

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Then I'm going to curl my fingers down and put my thumb just off to the side here.

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So this would be my left hand grip.

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You can see that it's gripped.

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If I were to open it up, it's gripped in the fingers, not up here in the palm.

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So what a lot of golfers will do is they will try to put it in the fingers like this

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and then they will slide the hand and it will end up looking more like that.

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So if your grip looks like this, we want to karate chop, get the fingers in place just

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like that.

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Now the right hand we're going to slide down until the ring finger of my right hand is up against

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the index finger of my left hand.

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And then I'm going to take the lifeline right here and I'm going to put it on the corner of the thumb.

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So not directly on the side, not directly on the top, kind of in the middle between those on the corner.

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So it's going to go right on the corner and then that thumb pad is going to come across just like so.

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And then I'm going to make a little minor adjustments until I feel like there's very few gaps.

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So this gives you my perspective of what the grip looks like.

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Oftentimes you will have this left hand in a weak position or this right hand in a weak position like so.

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You can have spaces between your grips kind of like so.

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Those are things that you want to avoid.

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You want to try to create one unified piece that works mostly in the fingers of the left and right hands.

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So we'll go through it one more time, karate chop, put the fingers in place thumb just off to the side.

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Just like so so I can see two and a half three knuckles.

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And I'm going to take this right hand, slide it in place just like so.

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With a help that's my view of taking the grip.

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