Golf Swing Plane Trainer Improves Distance And Consistency

Golf swing biomechanic Mike Pedersen talks about the importance of golf swing plane, and how using a specific trainer can speed up the results and get golfers hitting longer, straighter shots more often.

Pedersen says, “the majority of high handicap golfers do not have the proper swing plane, and the result is inconsistent shots, with a massive loss of distance”.

For many golfers, the issue is feel. Obtaining the correct feel of the move you’re trying to make in your golf swing is critical to better ball striking and power. Golfers have spent years with improper swing mechanics making it very difficult to make the change to fix it and to maintain it for a longer period of time, let along 18 holes of golf.

That’s where the golf swing plane trainer comes in. This affordable and portable device is constructed of tubing, with one piece connected to your lead arm, and the connect to the shaft of the golf club.

What this does is force you to keep the same swing plane throughout the entire swing. If you make your normal, faulty swing, the tubing gets loose giving you instant feedback, and make the correction.

Pedersen also says, “being able to use the plane trainer while hitting golf balls is huge. You get an instant feedback mechanism you don’t get when you just pound golf balls”.

For around $50 it is about half the price of today’s golf training aids. Just imagine the cost of one lesson; one round of golf; even a dozen Titleist ProV1 golf balls, and you have a trainer that can fix your golf swing, and get you enjoying golf again.

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Michael Pedersen

Founder

Perform Better Golf

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