I was quite suprised since I joined up with Chuck based partly on his humorous take on training aids. $1200.00 for three dowels, etc. I just hope we don't see him hawking the medicus as part of his teaching with the merger. To tell you the truth, I have the original medicus and can hit balls without it breaking down quite well, unfortunately, I slice them off way to the right quite easily too.
The cure for me was knowing what I was trying to do, educating my hands, and ensuring FLW, BRW, down, out and forward. Boy, what a difference a little knowledge makes. Compressed ball, better flight, better spin and suprise, suprise, no big expenditure on training aids (well, a mop or two, some dowels, two flashlights, and an impact bag.......I did slurge on a Tac Tic).
Only drawback thus far is that my wife now thinks I know how to mop so I have to hide in the garage or face working on the kitchen floor.
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Kevin
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