Medicus Golf Trainer

Medicus Driver Improves all aspects of your swing from the takeaway to downswing.

I recently came across a couple of blog comments by people who own Medicus golf trainers, and I thought these were especially eye-opening for anyone who is considering acquiring a Medicus trainer for him/herself. I will paraphrase what the bloggers had to say and make some further comments.

The first comment came from a brand new golfer. This category of player can probably be helped the most by using a Medicus golf trainer, and this is certainly a case in point. The individual said that it was his/her first year of playing golf regularly (couldn’t tell if it was a man or woman- and

yes, Medicus does offer trainers for ladies too), and he had a huge slice. Nothing too strange there. Somehow this lucky golfer heard about the Medicus and got one. He said his Medicus golf trainer would break down, or become unhinged, at three points of the swing.

Since the Medicus golf trainer is designed to break down at six swing points, (check out this article- The Medicus Dual Hinge Driver- Videos of the Six Break Points) this player had serious problems in fully half the possible feedback points. To put it bluntly, this is pretty horrible. He said he had a huge slice, and in fact he added that there were a lot of houses that lined the fairways where he played, and he kept hitting houses. It is hard to imagine that someone who played golf this poorly could keep up his motivation to play the game, but as I said, he got himself a Medicus golf trainer.

The Medicus pretty much forces you to fix your faults, because it is impossible to keep swinging the club when it becomes unhinged- it feels like you are swinging a broken chair or something. So in only 20 minutes this person was able to swing his Medicus golf trainer without having the club break. That is pretty good work, without a doubt. The golfer also said that after this 20 minute workout his slice went away. Once again, good work. Perhaps this player had an advantage over other golfers who have played a long time in that he had not engrained his bad swing faults too far into his muscle memory. He says he now keeps his Medicus golf trainer in his bag and warms up with it before every round. This is really a good idea for any player. The head of the Medicus driver is a bit heavy, and this helps loosen the swing and even strengthen the proper golf muscles that increase distance. It is the same reason baseball players have always warmed up with weighted bats before coming to the plate.

Beginners take note… this golfer has shown that beginning players can get great and even continuous feedback by using a Medicus golf trainer. Depending on how serious he is he can now take some lessons from a teaching pro from time to time and really improve his game. And the Medicus has brought him to a reasonable level of play such that he can enjoy the game and keep up his motivation to play and improve.

A second blogger stated that he enjoyed his Medicus golf trainer and should probably use it more often (shame on him), but he thinks that if you do not know how to stop the Medicus from breaking it would not offer much help. In other words if you do not know what fault you are making in your swing that causes the Medicus to break, you won’t know how to correct it.

All I can say to this is… au contraire. If you play around with the Medicus golf trainer at the point the club becomes unhinged, you will find out pretty quickly what is making it break. If there are any doubts, just consult these videos that lay the whole thing out: The Medicus Dual Hinge Driver- Videos of the Six Break Points.

There you have it- a Medicus golf trainer offers great help to golfers, especially beginners. If that shoe fits you, check it out (click on the image). And remember, the Medicus golf trainer is the most popular golf training aid ever with over one million clubs sold. Either the Medicus offers some great help for the money or there are a lot of dumb golfers out there.

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