SuperSpeed Golf Swing Speed Level 1 Training Protocol

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  • čas přidán 22. 12. 2021
  • Get ready to accelerate your game and add 20 yards to your drive! This is the first of 5 SuperSpeed training protocol levels. During our Level 1 protocol, you will learn what it feels like to make the fastest and most efficient golf swing of your life. We recommend that all players start with this protocol regardless of skill level or physical ability. This is the perfect introduction to neurological speed training for your golf swing.
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Komentáře • 64

  • @aumpikas30
    @aumpikas30 Před 2 lety +19

    Thanks for the video
    I got a junior set
    My speed improved from 54 to 63 to 70!
    I am still 10 after all 😄

  • @dermotgannon4895
    @dermotgannon4895 Před 5 měsíci +1

    Just did it for first time...yeah...40yrs trying

  • @TheGconrad
    @TheGconrad Před 16 dny

    I am a 69 year old 14 handicap that can only hit the driver about 220 and a 7 iron 145. Because of back surgeries my backswing is short. Would I get any noticeable benefit from your product?

  • @dickhendricks9610
    @dickhendricks9610 Před 2 lety +4

    Just completed Level 1, and I picked up 6 mph with my driver. I’m pleased with that, and know I have more in the tank with better use of the ground, I recently purchased the Force Pedals.
    My question is, my gains with the Red stick were about half of the Green and Blue, I am taking my break before using the Red stick, is there something I should be do differently or additionally? Thanks.

    • @SuperSpeedGolf
      @SuperSpeedGolf  Před 2 lety +1

      Hi Dick, thanks for the message. Players can gain speeds at different rates with each club. You mentioned that you have gained speed will all of your SuperSpeed clubs and 6 mph with your driver, that is great! Keep training hard and you will continue to see all speeds trend upwards!

  • @michaellindt9596
    @michaellindt9596 Před rokem +1

    Hi, it says it based on the neuromuscular memory. I can not understand logic of that. Is it not bettet to swing first the lightest one in oder to learn to swing as fast you can then the haviest one in order to learn to swing maximal weight as fast as you can and at the end the middle one. I have done an experiment and I swung with middle stick faster as if I did it after the lightest one. Thanks.

  • @chadmichael7794
    @chadmichael7794 Před 2 lety +4

    Thanks for the video. I just started last week. When do I start level 2 training? Also do I continue level 1 with level 2 training? Thanks

    • @SuperSpeedGolf
      @SuperSpeedGolf  Před 2 lety +3

      Thanks for being a SuperSpeed user Chad! You will train with Level 1 for 5 weeks before moving to level 2. Checkout our training site train.superspeedgolf.com/ where you can find the levels and duration of each

    • @reidbrian08
      @reidbrian08 Před 2 lety

      ?

  • @josefbautista7923
    @josefbautista7923 Před měsícem

    How many times do you repeat after the 1st complete set in the same day

  • @treyhallmark5418
    @treyhallmark5418 Před 2 lety +1

    I’m getting this pretty soon. I already swing pretty fast already I hope I can get even faster and hit bombs and come close to 200 MPH ball speed!

    • @SuperSpeedGolf
      @SuperSpeedGolf  Před 2 lety +1

      Thanks Smash! That is awesome, we can certainly help you get to 200 ball speed!

  • @EricTheGolfFiend
    @EricTheGolfFiend Před 6 měsíci

    How much should you be paying attention to swing technique? Something I’m working on in my golf swing is to push my butt back as I start the downswing. When I swing the superspeed clubs I’m only focused on trying to swing as fast as possible, which def results in a much bigger backswing(arguably an over-swing). So I guess, is it about getting the fastest swing possible, or the fastest while not getting away from an on course swing(technique wise)!?

    • @renekiesow9314
      @renekiesow9314 Před 5 měsíci

      What I read so far is that it doesnt realy matter. Just try to swing as hard as you can. You are trying to train your brain to give you all the power you actually have and break a neurological barrier.
      If you are training your technique regularly 3 session of 18 swings wont break your swing.

  • @jacobr4558
    @jacobr4558 Před 3 měsíci

    What is the swing weight of these clubs?

  • @bramborel8575
    @bramborel8575 Před 8 měsíci +1

    Hello there, I did the first week of this program and the first training of week 2 and became ill for 5 days. What is the best? Do my second training of week 2 with 5 days rest between training 1 and 2? Or shall ik do the first training of week 2 again? I assume there is not much difference between the 2? Can you confirm that? Best regards from the Netherlands

    • @SuperSpeedGolf
      @SuperSpeedGolf  Před 8 měsíci

      Hello, we recommend doing the first training of week 2 again. Thanks

  • @monsieurglu
    @monsieurglu Před 2 lety +1

    I'm just starting the trainning protocol 1
    I have some wired result :
    First exercice : Good speed
    Second exercice : -10 mph
    Is it normal ?

    • @SuperSpeedGolf
      @SuperSpeedGolf  Před 2 lety

      Thanks for starting to train with SuperSpeed! By exercise to do move the different moves? Standing swings compared to step drill swings?

    • @monsieurglu
      @monsieurglu Před 2 lety +1

      sorry don't understand "By exercise to do move the different moves"
      I have done Normal swing and step change swing
      last training day :
      Green : 121.4 / 109 (best weak side but lower strong side)
      Blue : 117 / 106 (best weak side but lower strong side)
      Red : 114 / 99.5 (Best so far)
      And with step change
      Green : 114/81
      Blue : 111/89
      Red : 108/Mess up my record on weak hand
      I have trouble to gain speed with step change. I'm thinking to replace this one by heel stomp

    • @SuperSpeedGolf
      @SuperSpeedGolf  Před 2 lety

      @@monsieurglu thanks for the info! We think the step drill is so important. Don’t replace it with the heel stomp. Here is video breaking down the step drill.
      czcams.com/video/SN66idyFIVk/video.html
      Your step drill being slower highlights an opportunity!

  • @renatodaristotile4824
    @renatodaristotile4824 Před 2 lety +2

    How long do u do level
    1? How Many times a week and for how many weeks

    • @SuperSpeedGolf
      @SuperSpeedGolf  Před 2 lety

      Hi Renato, level 1 lasts for 5 weeks. Training is 3 times per week. I would encourage you to check out our training train.superspeedgolf.com/

  • @andrewferguson1013
    @andrewferguson1013 Před 2 lety +2

    Hi, I got mine a couple of weeks ago, although they are still in the box lol!! I will definitely be starting on this program early next year! Would you advise 3 spaced days a week, eg Mon, Wed, Fri, or can you mix and match? I'm asking as I'll be doing these outside of course, and UK weather is very mixed to say the least!!
    Many thanks
    Andrew

    • @SuperSpeedGolf
      @SuperSpeedGolf  Před 2 lety +2

      Hi Andrew, thanks for your purchase! You can mix and match but we recommend one day off in between.

    • @aumpikas30
      @aumpikas30 Před 2 lety +2

      If you do it every day you will get a lot better than 3 days

  • @pastel_leaf5861
    @pastel_leaf5861 Před rokem +1

    So should I do level one for 1 week and then move onto level 2 the next week etc?

    • @SuperSpeedGolf
      @SuperSpeedGolf  Před rokem

      Hello, all of our training and the lengths of each level etc can be found on our training website
      train.superspeedgolf.com/

  • @tanmayamin6515
    @tanmayamin6515 Před 5 měsíci +1

    How long do you do level one for?

  • @mako1134
    @mako1134 Před 2 lety +1

    I have a question
    If I just swing for speed I can make out at 125mph with the light.
    If I use my swing on the course I will lose 15mph of my speed.
    Is it best to swing you normal swing or swing for max speed ?

    • @linkbelt111
      @linkbelt111 Před rokem +1

      As an example, I was at 110, my target was 120+, I achieved that, then backed off a little, now I’m a steady 115, and I never feel like I’m swinging as hard as I can.

  • @Jarhead0331
    @Jarhead0331 Před 2 lety +1

    Shouldnt a radar being used to get some kind of baseline numbers and/or see in general if each swing is faster or slower ?

    • @SuperSpeedGolf
      @SuperSpeedGolf  Před 2 lety +1

      Hello, we strongly recommend using a radar to track and quantify speed gains during training with both the SuperSpeed clubs and also your driver. We recommend the PRGR, here is a link to our listing superspeedgolf.com/collections/all-products/products/prgr-black-pocket-launch-monitor

    • @Iversonwings1
      @Iversonwings1 Před rokem

      @@SuperSpeedGolf Do you know if the Swing Caddie SC200 would work to track swing speed with the SuperSpeed clubs?

    • @stevieobrien
      @stevieobrien Před rokem +2

      @@SuperSpeedGolf can you please explain how you recommend the PRGR to be used in conjunction with this training. I have just got a set and while I have viewed this video, I’m not sure how I should be measuring things… with a driver before and after or with the sticks during, I’m just training in garden and don’t have net set up

    • @SuperSpeedGolf
      @SuperSpeedGolf  Před rokem +1

      @@stevieobrien Hi Stephen, at a minimum we recommend measuring your driver speed (with or without a ball) before you begin your SuperSpeed training. From there you can check your driver speed before or after any session. We recommend tracking your SuperSpeed club speeds as youo train to know your fastest with each to be able to keep track and push yourself during training.

    • @stevieobrien
      @stevieobrien Před rokem

      @@SuperSpeedGolf thanks.
      So I can test driver speed without ball in garden before kicking off training protocol.
      Then test driver speed before and after each session
      And use it for the super speed sticks during the protocol??? This is what I’m wondering because in all your demonstrations you don’t do or show this.
      So I’m wondering do your recommendations just mean test driver speed?
      By the way, which should be fastest stick?
      And any guides as to what kind of numbers we should be seeing? I do realise everybody is different, but surely there might be some sort of chart based on ability/handicap?

  • @mrace6147
    @mrace6147 Před 2 lety +1

    I’m 4 weeks in. I have to take 10 days off. When I start up again do I finish up the 2 weeks left to go? Or should I add a week to make up for the time off?

  • @glabalranter
    @glabalranter Před 8 měsíci +1

    Want to limit injuries if you are getting hurt using this system? Lose 1 swing per set of work. It makes a world of difference. I actually see more gains with my clients. Cheers all.

  • @jamesbyun4780
    @jamesbyun4780 Před 2 lety +2

    Does time of the day matter for this training? I am thinking of doing the training first thing in the morning with proper stretch prior. Will this affect the results?

    • @SuperSpeedGolf
      @SuperSpeedGolf  Před 2 lety +1

      Hi James, thanks for the comment. This varies from person to person. Personally I train in the morning and recommend mornings. After a proper stretch your body is as fresh as it's going to be!

    • @anthonyvenndutton8513
      @anthonyvenndutton8513 Před 27 dny

      Tip the best stretch ( no such thing ) is to swing a club , stretching in sport science terms is pointless.. for example if I’m going to kick a ball I will kick a ball to warm up and activate the correct muscles, if I’m going to squat I will squat to warm up , the same applies to golf , swing a club to warm up .,,and on “ stretching let’s say you do some form of hip stretch and hold it for 30 seconds to 2 min , well a few minutes later that muscle or flexor that was stretched is back to exactly the same pliability as it was before.

  • @rlake349
    @rlake349 Před 2 lety +2

    What about older guys in their 50’s? Is it ok to go at it this hard?

    • @SuperSpeedGolf
      @SuperSpeedGolf  Před 2 lety +2

      Being in your 50's isn't old! Our recommendation is the same for all players knowing that your speeds main not be as fast mine. If you want to gain speed, you have to train aggressively. Complete our warm up and train with max effort! If you are dealing with injuries or ailments prior to training, ensure those are addressed by a medical professional

    • @yogamon
      @yogamon Před rokem +1

      No way. Stick to watching golf

    • @joey5picks
      @joey5picks Před rokem

      50s is the new 30s

    • @anthonyvenndutton8513
      @anthonyvenndutton8513 Před 27 dny

      50 old 😂come on I’m 51 in the gym 5 days a week and golf course 4 days a week with the super speed !!!

  • @golfpro835
    @golfpro835 Před rokem +15

    Sound is horrible

    • @schmuak
      @schmuak Před rokem +7

      Protocol 1 is to get you to crank up the volume by making the video super soft. Then blast out your ears drums with super loud intro music to get your heart pumping

    • @TheChazwick123
      @TheChazwick123 Před rokem

      Lol hes fucking yelling too

  • @billydaniels4568
    @billydaniels4568 Před 2 lety +2

    The sound on this video couldnt be much worse. So quiet and then an ear splitting “ping”

    • @scottca9780
      @scottca9780 Před rokem +1

      It's superhearing training, designed to make your ears stronger by listening to faint sounds before blasting them with annoying noises.

  • @jaliltazi501
    @jaliltazi501 Před rokem

    Anybody with lower back pain after the first training ?

    • @SuperSpeedGolf
      @SuperSpeedGolf  Před rokem

      Sorry to hear about this. Did you complete a warmup before you started training?
      Here is the link to our warmups, train.superspeedgolf.com/warm-up/
      We recommend this be completed before every session

    • @jaliltazi501
      @jaliltazi501 Před rokem

      @@SuperSpeedGolf yes I did

  • @rickpetryk2658
    @rickpetryk2658 Před 2 lety

    Hey what happened to daisy?

  • @Tin5674
    @Tin5674 Před rokem

    Y’all need a mic.

  • @miltonrodas
    @miltonrodas Před 2 lety +3

    Can you please stand further back or have the guy be 2 feet further out from you on the next video!? lol … he came within 4” on some of those swings

  • @dylannathaniel5640
    @dylannathaniel5640 Před 2 lety

    I can’t swing with my non dominant

    • @SuperSpeedGolf
      @SuperSpeedGolf  Před 2 lety

      Hi Dylan, is this due to a physical limitation or injury?

    • @dylannathaniel5640
      @dylannathaniel5640 Před 2 lety +1

      @@SuperSpeedGolf I think I’m not used to it

    • @SuperSpeedGolf
      @SuperSpeedGolf  Před 2 lety

      @@dylannathaniel5640 Non dominant training can be challenging at first but we believe the benefits of training in both directions are valuable!

  • @golferguy1525
    @golferguy1525 Před 2 měsíci

    Come on ryan.throw your back out