Actually, it makes it easier for people to get in the right position as they have to "engage" properly. Making something too easy doesn't provide feedback for efficient motor patterns.
If they have a long swing it will immediately let them know as they will lose the tension at the top, so quite the opposite.
And again incorrect with flippers. The purpose of the tension band is to keep tension and gain extension. If they don't extend they lose tension and flip, scoop or chicken wing.
Seems to me like it would do the exact opposite of what it should. IMO, a training aid should force (or "nudge") the student into the proper positions, not make it harder, which is what this does.
For example, if a student has an overly long loose swing, this device will encourage it by pulling the clubshaft down at the top of the swing.
Same goes with someone who flips it, it will make it easier to flip.
So how does the device assist with the problem of "flippy wrists" at impact? It looks like it provides only visual feedback (as contrasted with feel) with the cord remaining taught.
@LStephenColby if the wrists flip the cord goes limp and the tension is lost, the idea of leading with the hands and shaft lean still applies. If there's a spine angle change it can also lose tension. The concept is to keep the resistance band taught throughout the bswing and stay connected until you reach exit at which we're folding our arms and hands anyway. Hope this answers your question. I will post another vid.
Thanks for the video. I have had this product for about two years now. I knew it was good but I was using it wrong until I saw your video. I like the concept from the beginning but it tended to hurt my game. After seeing tour video it has helped tremendously. I know my handicap will drop. It was headed in that direction anyway.
Thanks for the video. I have had this product for about two years now. I knew it was good but I was using it wrong until I saw your video. I like the concept from the beginning but it tended to hurt my game. After seeing tour video it has helped tremendously. I know my handicap will drop. It was headed in that direction anyway.
what a cool looking aid. how do i get one??
crawfish1313 2 weeks ago
Actually, it makes it easier for people to get in the right position as they have to "engage" properly. Making something too easy doesn't provide feedback for efficient motor patterns.
If they have a long swing it will immediately let them know as they will lose the tension at the top, so quite the opposite.
And again incorrect with flippers. The purpose of the tension band is to keep tension and gain extension. If they don't extend they lose tension and flip, scoop or chicken wing.
JasonHelmanGolf 3 months ago
Seems to me like it would do the exact opposite of what it should. IMO, a training aid should force (or "nudge") the student into the proper positions, not make it harder, which is what this does.
For example, if a student has an overly long loose swing, this device will encourage it by pulling the clubshaft down at the top of the swing.
Same goes with someone who flips it, it will make it easier to flip.
larrybud 3 months ago
So how does the device assist with the problem of "flippy wrists" at impact? It looks like it provides only visual feedback (as contrasted with feel) with the cord remaining taught.
LStephenColby 6 months ago in playlist Golf
@LStephenColby if the wrists flip the cord goes limp and the tension is lost, the idea of leading with the hands and shaft lean still applies. If there's a spine angle change it can also lose tension. The concept is to keep the resistance band taught throughout the bswing and stay connected until you reach exit at which we're folding our arms and hands anyway. Hope this answers your question. I will post another vid.
JasonHelmanGolf 6 months ago
Thanks for the video. I have had this product for about two years now. I knew it was good but I was using it wrong until I saw your video. I like the concept from the beginning but it tended to hurt my game. After seeing tour video it has helped tremendously. I know my handicap will drop. It was headed in that direction anyway.
fastbike57 8 months ago
Thanks for the video. I have had this product for about two years now. I knew it was good but I was using it wrong until I saw your video. I like the concept from the beginning but it tended to hurt my game. After seeing tour video it has helped tremendously. I know my handicap will drop. It was headed in that direction anyway.
fastbike57 8 months ago
@h0773ck3r - I learned righty a long time ago when working in Europe they had no lefty demo's, so to try new product I had to adapt.
JasonHelmanGolf 9 months ago
nice review...for a lefty ur swing doesnt look all that unnatural righty
h0773ck3r 10 months ago
Great review and testimonial Jason, I really want to try this.
golfprogress 1 year ago