Inside Out Golf Swing Drill With The Orange Whip Trainer
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In this video, Ken Pierce, President of GolfGym and creator of the GolfGym PowerSwing Trainer and PowerSWING Plus, explains a drill he designed to develop an inside out swing pattern utilizing the Orange Whip Trainer. GolfGym.com/Pro...
This drill is simple to perform and will develop a motor pattern memory for an inside out golf swing.
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Consistent drills and exercises with the Orange Whip Trainer will develop good Movement Pattern Memory which will grow into a habit which will definitely help your Golf Swing become more consistent..
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Ken Pierce
GolfGym.com
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I just got mine delivered 30 minutes ago. LOVE IT. It feels like my swing tempo has improved within just minutes. Can't wait to go to the driving range tomorrow and see the results.
I use mine before every round. I think the best thing about it is the stretching before a round. Especially those early morning rounds when you are tight. This product really helps.
Great video. Just got my OrangeWhip. Very useful drill. Unbelievable troll comments are shameful. Thanks for posting.
great drill
+Karen Sherrod+Brat lonut Adrian+Kwibin Hey, those are some great drills. I am always on the lookout for other ways to use the Orange Whip.
One thing that I do is attach my Swingyde to the Orange Whip to make certain my hands are in the correct position at the top of the backswing and follow through. Give it a try.
Great idea! I'll be trying that.
It works. Period. It's not as easy as it looks but does definitely improve timing and tempo. Strengthens golf muscle memory. Yes, you may be winded but it's not too heavy. Comes in Junior, medium and pro.
What size do u come in
@@hecperez15 HAHAHAHAHA!!!😂😂😂 one of the best comments I’ve ever read! 😂😂
Can the whip be taken apart for travel in a airplane ?
No unfortunately
Great drill.
Looks great but I would have liked you to have addressed the wrist action unless there’s none. Thx
What length orange whip do you recommend?
Hi Jay, A lot of people like the midsize (44”) version. Using it encourages a more vertical swing. A lot of users have reported that the full-size whip encourages a swing that is a little too flat. Some people use both the full size and midsize to simulate driver and iron swings. Others just use the midsize.
I have also heard that the midsize ca. Be overpowered and essentially cheated. If you have a really fast swing speed, you might consider the full-size as it is really hard to overpower it.
I don’t honestly think you can go wrong with either.
Do you point the alignment stick kind of facing out for this drill? Thanks
Yes. The out side stick is angled in to out,,a little, if you notice.
Did I miss the part where he talks about inside out? This was 6 minutes of some dude stretching.
Nice product for tempo and power bud no speed what you like
Belt "buckle" it is
damn brother, you need to do some push ups lol.
Wow this guy sounds winded…. But I love my orange whip
You know you’re out of shape when you swing the Orange Whip 10 times and you sound like you’ve ran 2 miles. Damn dude
Much harder when you are talking throughout though, in his defence.
lol, exactly what i was thinking
6 or 8 or 10 balls....there was 9....
Need to work on cardio 😂
This drill has absolutely nothing to do with playing golf. Ridiculous
When you try the Orange whip you'll understand.
He is trying to teach the inside out swing path to help correct slicing which is the number one flaw of most amateurs.
Les Schraeder lol. Gee thanks...
Like "Wax on, wax off" had nothing to do with karate.
@@stanmrak68 well said