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Thanks for sharing! Some of the rescue clubs are so forgiving and can be used in so many different scenarios it’s a great club to have in the bag!

Haha still my most reliable club in my bag all these years later

We’re seeing a lot of our golfers put 7 woods in their bag over the last few seasons with some really good results!

I’m right there with you. For some reason I hit that daiwa so well and I’ve had it for 20+ years. Just can’t upgrade from it!

There is some research that shows spiked shoes do help with ground reaction forces which ultimately helps with creating club head speed so I definitely think it can be the low hanging fruit if trying to gain speed amongst other things! Let me know if you have any other questions!

I think to be clear, while seeing a professional could be helpful, that professional needs to know the mechanics and physical traits/aspects of the golf swing. This video was intended to highlight the why behind your pain and understand some of the mechanical issues golfers struggle with in their swing that could contribute to their pain. Pain is multifactorial and usually not just one thing is causing it, so we always try and be comprehensive in discussing the why behind pain and what you should do about it. It could be your swing mechanics, but swing mechanics are only a piece of the puzzle in understanding why the pain is there in the first place. It could be a mobility issue, strength issue, endurance issue, or to your point, a swing mechanics issue. Our point is to find the root source first before just treating something.

Sometimes you need to do the thing that is going to help directly affect and change the condition and strengthening for the majority of soft tissue/tendon related issues, with the right dosage, can be extremely effective. Glad you are better, thanks for sharing and appreciate you checking out our content!

@joshuagent8066 lefties gotta stick together! Definitely keep me posted as to how things go! The length of time you’ve been dealing with the pain will absolutely dictate how long it might take to see some progress with the exercises!!

Great to hear let us know how it goes! 👊🏻

I would recommend power work to be done before strength work as we want power work to be max effort and ensure form doesn’t break down as it potentially might towards the end of a training session! Generally speaking we recommend 2-4 sets of 3-5 reps for power work!

I think it really depends on what you want to do and what your intentions are for your workouts. The resistance bands, the trainer, and the handles, in addition to the app that comes with it, has enough workouts in there that utilizes what comes in the bag that can be challenging for even more experienced people who train. I still think having some access to med balls and other traditional equipment never hurts but again if you're crunched for time or don't have a lot of space, you can get a lot done with the Swing Trainer.

Thank you for the info!

@@mikeromagnoli5234 thanks for watching!

The bar is 44.5 inches so as long as your suitcase is that long you should be able to fit it in! I’ve been able to bring it with me without much issue!

Sorry you feel that way about the content, if there’s anything specifically you’re looking for we’re all ears! 👍

You could that’s true! The intent of combining them allows for more stretch of the arm that’s holding the weight creating more stability requirements as you rotate towards the ceiling 👍

Let us know how it goes!