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Every shot that you try on the {course is very important whether it s driving, chipping or even putting the  golf ball~irrespective of the result of what the each shot does as the result, every shot that you play in a  golf golf course is important}. All these come down to one element; the lower body s  stability. The Anchor of golf training aid is a specific aid which acknowledges the  problem areas of your swing by preserving the flexibleness of  your back knee in a stable position during the golf course of the golf swing.

Dr Brian McKeon developed The Anchor of golf training aid and he is famous as a world class orthopedic  surgeon and expert in sports medicine. The anchor is effective, easy to use, flexible, and can be  employed regardless of any shot that s been setup. Aside from that it s more  comfortable, safe and long-term. correct balance~There are many plus points of  this construction where it maximizes the natural features of the swing by stabilizing the lower body and eventually making  sure everything contribute to the right balance of the body}. Once the base is stabilized, you will feel the  difference as it will more balanced, tight and no excessive motion is  needed.

The Anchor of golf training guide is planned as a tool that assists you perfect  and builds a better swing. assist you to achieve maximum efficiency and the  force will be moved around~Maximum efficiency is achieved by this and the force will be moved around}. This is  desirable for everyone.

As with any golfer, the golf swing consists of a complicated set of moves. The most critical part of your  body, the lower area, is the main focus under The Anchor of golf training aid. holding  correct knee flex onto the back of your legs will aid to avoid any  mistakes such as swaying, coming up out of the swing, over swinging and reverse pivot.

The anchor of golf training will prevent your hip from turning, aids to put the club on a  correct swing and then minimizes the over the top moves  . The anchor can be worn at a driving  range and as well as during practice on the {course~The anchor can be worn any time, during the practices on the  course and at the driving range as well}. When utilized on a constant basis, it  will help to form your body to hit the ball squarely each time. The swing will improve drastically and  this means your score too will improve.

Here are some of the benefits of using Anchor of golf training aid;  it will stabilize the golf swing rounds. When employed constantly, it will assist to  train your body to the ball perfectly. It holds the proper knee flex,  improves both force and accuracy, ensures proper balance, stops over the top maneuvers, it  s fully flexible and easy to use.

I have been giving golf lessons for the past fifteen years, and because of this I have been trying out training aids to help make my lessons for effective. I have tried the Swing Setter, the Swing Groover, the Gyro Swing and many other different types of aids that have had mixed results. Some have been more than worth the money, others have made it into the dumpster before even taking a swing with it.

Today I would like to tell you about my experiences with the Matzie ASSIST swing trainer. I have used this product for over a month now at The Villages of Terra Vista at Citrus Hills and the results have been positive. Matzie has brought a very capable product to the market and hopefully I will help you make the decision to try this new training aid.

The ASSIST instantaneously helped my students and I with Tempo. It is astonishing that even after 20 years of playing the great game of golf that you can get rusty when you don’t practice the basic fundamentals of your golf swing. Because of the ASSIST’s heavy weight, it helps you remember to pause at the top of your golf swing. It reminds you to extend through the ball, and to finish with your hands held high, not yanked across the body, which usually results in either a pull-hook or a heeled slice. I had five of my students take the ASSIST home and spend fifteen to thirty minutes a day with it after each golf lesson and they are all hitting the ball much better. Each one of the five students practicing with the ASSIST is now hitting the ball straighter, longer, and more accurately because of the ASSIST.

After doing some research, I have found that the ASSIST is virtually indestructible. There are no hinges or weak points to crack or fail on this golf swing trainer. You would have to purposely try to break this product by beating it repeatedly against a rock or perhaps running it over with a crane would work.

In the beginning I thought the molded grip was a bit “too much,” i.e. the right hand was placed to some extent too much under the golf club shaft, but my own knowledge convinced me that my own grip was “weak” and would advantage from an adjustment. This proved to be true. If a purchaser does not like the grip, perhaps a pro should be consulted. In any case, if the purchaser does not want to get in to changing his or her grip, it is easy enough to have a regular golf grip put on!

Over all I would highly suggest this product to any golfer looking to purchase a golf swing training aid looking to improve their golf game. It is a fantastic product and has the ability to help cure even the most horrible swing habits.

Most golfers will say the hardest part of their game is focus. The mental side of golf is one spoken of but often overlooked. You know your friend the one who golfs well every time he goes out? Why is that? Practice, they practice. What they usually do not share is, what they are practicing at. They practice at mental toughness; golf has often been referred to as 10% Talent 90% mental. When overcoming that mental side of golf, do you try to change your equipment, the time at which you play, maybe even they guys you play with. Here are some tips that are going to help you be, the golfer, you always wanted to be.

The tempo of golf is often a distraction for golfers, you are stuck behind a slow foursome DISTRACTING or maybe the guys behind you are rushing you DISTRACTING and you feel that pressure to golf faster. The tempo of the course should never affect the tempo of your swing. The tempo of your swing is so important; to achieve the desired results. How do I find MY tempo you ask? A golfer can find their tempo by doing these simple things:

SLOW DOWN!! I repeat slow down, everyone thinks the speed at which you swing dictates how far and accurate your ball will move. This is true is some instances, but, for the sake of this article we will not be discussing those concepts. The tempo we are going to discuss today, is going to deal with how you approach every single shot in your game, you need to have the same back swing, contact, and follow through on every swing. How are you going to practice this TEMPO? Go to the driving range and practice with one club at a time. Take your driver and hit 20 balls, then take your 9 iron and hit 20 balls work your way in 3W-8I and on until you have hit them all. To perfect your back swing come to the same position every time. When you hit the ball you should be contacting at the same speed every time. Some people have the misconception that you should swing harder and faster with big clubs and slower and softer with smaller clubs. You really want to be swinging all of your clubs at the same speed, you will see great improvement on how well you make contact with the ball. When you are working on your follow through it will be the same as your back swing, you will want it to be the same with every club. Your follow through will affect your accuracy a 100% of the time. When you focus on these three techniques you will find that your mental game will improve.

After the practice on the driving range is done you will want to head to the chipping green. You will want to work with your Wedge, 60deg, 8I, and 9I. Practice 100 chips with each club. When you start in the deep stuff focus on yout tempo and making sure you land every ball on the green. When chipping just focus on your tempo, using the same stroke every time. Remember chipping should be another tool in your arsenal and not the final result. Many careers have been made from singles and doubles hitters it is not just the home run hitters that decide how games turnout. The idea is to get on the green and let your putter do the work. The 8i and 9i will be used to work out the tempo of the bump and run technique. Tempo here is the key still but keep in mind that now you have too much club for such a short distance. Your tempo is what matters!! Imagine you are still hitting that same wedge, Change the Club not the Tempo!!

Putting Putting Putting! This is so hard to understand but why? Now we have gone from the Driving range to the chipping green to the putting green. What you want to practice here is the same thing! You want to work on your tempo. You putt the same every time, you will not be changing your swing ever. The only thing about putting that changes is the distance. Start by sinking 10 putts in a row from 1ft away after you have done this, move out to 2ft, repeat until you sink 10 in a row from 10ft away. Stay focused on your tempo.

The goal for these exercises is to teach your to go through the same steps every time. When you are working on you tempo you need to understand that you are separating your self from the game; you are working on you. When you take the time to build on your tempo you will see results!! The game is 90% mental; set a clock in your mind that only allows for the same tempo no matter when or where you are golfing. When your body starts to do the same thing every single time, your mind will become more focused on the task at hand.