Hey Tom How Long Do I Keep the Cheese Wedge in Place?

@Tom Saguto I have a question about your flying wedge concept. I have watched the drill #6 video and see real value in it.  However, Ryan Young, my STL area S&T instructor who I saw yesterday keeps telling me that I am forcing my hands too far forward and that I need to feelthe club rehinge by the time my arms are in the horizontal position. From the photo of you below you can see that your wrists have not rehinged. I know this is a drill and feel is not real, but I would like to know if you think I should be working on the rehinging of my wrists post impact.

I was so looking forward yesterday to showing Ryan how well I am hitting the ball after working on your drills, but of course I got nervous and hit like crap. Before that I had been hitting the ball so well and was super stoked about my game. So all he had me do during our 30 minutes was to work on the L to L drill. As I mentioned in a previous thread I know that relaxed arms, hands a wrists and allowing the club to naturally rehinge a the end of the swing produces great results, but yesterday I could not relax and was hitting a lot of ground ball shots.

I had Ryan about you at my last lesson and he admitted that he was not really familiar the Captain of Crispy Contact. In the meantime he Googled you and was impressed with your methods and your videos. He now knows you are a legit S&T instructor and likes what you are doing He said that your 2.8 drill is what they call the hip drill and that no pro golfer really ends up in the positions that you demonstrate (again perhaps another case of feel not being real?).

Any thoughts about my next steps? Would it make sense to keep the wedge past impact but then focus on moving the wedge to the lead wrist by the time you are horizontal with the club. (Sorry, I don't know all the "P" numbers).

Thanks!

PS when you get the virtual lessons launched it will be much easier for us to discuss this and other topics!