Homemade Golf Training Aids That Really Work
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| Rating | : | 4.80 (662 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00H1BRHIE |
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| Number of Pages | : | 534 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-08-30 |
| Language | : | English |
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No two people are alike so what works or feels a certain way for one person is totally different for another. In the end, it may only be one that helps you. The training aids in this book will help you find your magic move. I hope this book helps you find "your" magic move!. I have been looking for that "magic" move in golf the entire time. You see, each one of us is different. After years of searching, a revelation came to me as I was practicing with one of the training aids described in this book. Because I work, I am able to get out once or twice a week in the summers. It is not "a" magic move, but "my" magic move that was needed. From the AuthorI have been golfing for about 16 years. Rather than spending a small fortune purchasing similar training aids, why not just make your own. Pay attention to what you feel so that you can activate that on the golf c
Two Stars Seems like decent ideas, but not sure how well they would work and are time consuming to make. "Homemade golf training aids that ready work" according to Mike stansfield. Very informational for the weekend golfger like me. Good information on some corrections I needed. Recommend for any recreational golfer.. Joe B. Chapman said Training Tools for Golf. Very good ideas on using training tools. Very cleaver how items from your hardware store help in your golf game.
Some are quite simple, others are a little more complexall are effective! Many of the training aids require an indoor practice area. How many times have you heard someone say "if I could only bottle that". You will not even have to think about it. If you try and emulate what others do, or look like, you will find yourself over analyzing every move and will ultimately end up in total frustration. Since no two people are alike, what one persons feels can be totally different from what someone else does. It is filled with pictures that show what the training aid looks like and also describes how the author constructed and used each one.Have you seen the Arnold Palmer television commercial titled 'Swing Your Swing'? If not, you may want to find the TV spot online. The swing is moving far too fast for you to try and manipulate a position. There is 18 different training aids described in the book. If on occasion you are successful trying to put the club in a ce