Testimonials
Read what people have been saying about the Golf Muscle Master weighted golf swing training aid.
The hollow outer shaft of our 38" club is fitted with a shorter solid inner shaft to keep 1/2 of the total weight, 38ozs, in the bottom 1/3 of the club. The added weight helps golfers increase flexibility, stay in balance, and on plane. By gaining strength in all the proper golf muscles, golfers have found that their swing is grooved; their elbow stays in the proper position on downswing, and overall club head speed increases. With personalized coloring and lettering available, along with our new collegiate grips, the Golf Muscle Master makes a great individual or corporate gift.
I believe that the Golf Muscle Master has helped me to improve my swing and
to get into that "groove" needed to duplicate a good swing more often than
not. It has helped tremendously in teaching my lazy right elbow to stay in
rather than flying out and causing me to push or slice the ball. I also use
the weighted club to warm up before hitting balls on the range...it's far
easier than swinging 2-3 clubs to loosen up. I carry the Golf Muscle Master
with me in the trunk of my car to keep it handy, even when I'm out of town
on business. I have cut at least 5 strokes off my handicap (10) by keeping
the ball in the fairway and my shots on target. Brad King - Sioux City,
Iowa
The added weight helps me get into a better position at the top. Thus helping me keep the club in front coming down. Ted DiGiacoma - P.G.A. Professional - 5 Time Buy.com qualifier.
After 1 week I was striking my irons more solid than I have all year. Bruce Schrage - "2" Handicap
The Golf Muscle Master teaches my muscles the one and only way to consistently swing the club; effortlessly. I am confident my handicap is going to start falling quickly! Aaron Kaisershot - "14" Handicap
The Golf Muscle Master is an extremely effective tool, to not only use as a "warm up" club, but as a swing trainer and golf muscle builder. Used on a regular basis for only a few minutes a day, your swing speed, swing plane, and muscle memory can be improved. I use the club myself, as a 54-year-old golf professional that needs work on his game with little time to practice, and this club affords me good quality swing practice in my limited time occupation. Rick Koch - Assistant Golf Pro La Vista Falls
The Golf Muscle Master keeps my swing in line. Ed Aldrich - Retired
The weighted club helps me stay balanced and on plane. Jennifer Myers - "20" Handicap
For the casual golfer like me who doesn't play a lot, swing consistency can be a problem. The Golf Muscle Master has helped me improve and maintain my swing. Lynn Hedell - Casual Golfer
Words of wisdom from legendary golf instructor Bob Toski. August 2002 Golf Digest. We all have "natural" swings. The problem is, a natural swing produces a slice. That's because the homonculus, the part of the brain that controls motor movement, sees the hands as the largest part of your anatomy. When you're holding a baby you're constantly moving your hands away from your body so you can explore things in your environment. Now, when the day comes to play golf, the instinct to move your hands away from you really takes over. On the downswing the hands move away from the body too soon, out toward the target line, and you end up cutting across the ball from out to in. Swinging a weighted practice club will do more for your swing than a hundred swing-training gizmos combined.
Words of wisdom from Harvey Penick's Little Red Book (p.62)HEAVY CLUBS - Every golfer from the young adult through Seasoned Citizens, should own a heavy practice club that weighs at least 22 ounces. It hardly need be said that a heavy club is no good for children. Swinging a weighted club, with your regular grip and stance, is the best exercise I know to build the golf muscles. Squeezing a tennis ball and similar exercises might be all right, but I'd be afraid the wrong muscles might get overdeveloped. In golf you don't need muscles that lift weights. You want muscles that can pop a whip, or play golf. Swing the weighted club the night before a round, not in the morning before you tee off. Save your strength for the golf course. Don't swing it so hard you'll hurt yourself. If it is inconvenient to go outside, swing the weighted club indoors - in slow-motion. A slow-motion swing develops the golf muscles, implants the correct club positions in your golfing brain-and doesn't smash the chandelier. Every time you swing that weighted club, slow or moderately fast, aim the clubhead at a fixed spot. Learn a good habit while you are building golf muscles.
When exercising to improve your golf game with the Golf Muscle Master it is best to do your hard workout after playing golf or hitting balls on the
range and on days when no golf is played. This gives time for your muscles
to recover. A few swings at 50% is ok to warm-up prior to playing golf or hitting balls
on the range.
Tip of the Month - How tight do you hold the club?
- Take your regular grip and hold club parallel to the ground. That is too much grip pressure.
- Now hold the club perpendicular to the ground with enough pressure to hold the club. That is too little pressure.
- Hold the club at a 4 5 degree angle with only enough pressure to hold it there. This is the proper pressure for the club you are holding.
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