Medicus Dual Hinge Driver Videos

The Medicus Dual Hinge Driver- Videos of the Six Break Points

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

Here is a compilation of six very short videos from YouTube which clearly display the six parts of the golf swing where the Medicus dual hinge driver will break down in the presence of a swing flaw. These videos are all less than two minutes long, but there is a lot of great information about how to make a proper golf swing in them. Take a few minutes and watch all 6!

Break point 1- The Take Away

At the start of the backswing, if the Medicus dual hinge club is

taken away too fast or with a jerky motion, the club will break, or become unhinged. This may be the best lesson to learn when using the Medicus dual hinge golf club. Taking the driver back “low and slow” as the video says forces the golfer to have the proper rhythm in his golf swing. The club should be taken back away from the ball with the arms and shoulders in one piece rather than by a breaking of the wrists. Starting the swing is very important because if the initial part of the backswing is improper, the chances of compensating correctly for this and having consistently good results are small. Here is the video

Break Point 1- The Take Away- 1 min. 49 sec.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGw6QQ-zSN4&feature=related

Break Point 2- The Toe Up Position

At about waist high on the backswing the Medicus dual hinge golf trainer will break if the hands are out of position. At this point in the swing the toe of the club should be pointing upwards. If it is not the club might become unhinged. Have a look.

Break Point 2- The Toe Up Position- 1 min. 20 sec.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOSr_FskuZk&feature=related

Break Point 3- The Back Swing

Similarly, at the top of the backswing the Medicus dual hinge driver will break if the hands are not is the correct position. Once again, this is easily understood by watching this short video.

Break Point 3- The Back Swing- 1 min 16 sec

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKhvgWr9wSs

Break Point 4- The Downswing

At the start of the downswing many high handicap golfers have a tendency to either move their arms abruptly outwards or to break their wrists very quickly as if casting a fishing rod. If either of these flaws occur, the Medicus dual hinge golf trainer will break. Once again, another very short video points this out clearly.

Break Point 4- The Downswing- 1 min 21 sec.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEw7vAMi78s&feature=related

Break Point 5- Impact

The Medicus dual hinge driver will become unhinged at or near ball impact if the golfer’s weight is too far behind the ball. Keeping the weight mostly on the left side throughout the swing (for a right handed golfer) is the hallmark of the now famous “stack and tilt” type of golf swing. Have a look.

Break Point 5- Impact- 1 min. 20 sec.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNNdsz9ZBH8

Break Point 6- Follow Through

Once again the Medicus dual hinge driver will break during the follow through if the club is not on plane. In other words, if the golfer has a follow through that resembles the follow through of a baseball hitter, the Medicus will become unhinged. Check out the last of these short videos.

Break Point 6- Follow Through- 1 min. 51 sec.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irpFXGTefbY&feature=related

The Medicus dual hinge driver is certainly a great training club which offers immediate feedback if the golfer has any swing flaws. Will it turn you into a PGA touring pro? No, definitely not. It can help you be the best golfer you possibly can, however, and it can help you hit longer drives with greater consistency. Over a million Medicus dual hinge training clubs have been sold, and there aren’t that many stupid golfers out there- so they must be doing something right. To check it out in more detail, click on the image below.

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Stack and Tilt Golf Swing Videos by Medicus Golf