Distance Duo

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MORE SPEED WITH CONTROL

Is your golf swing out of rhythm, timing and balance? Do you want more speed so you can gain more distance? Every golfer wants to hit the ball farther and straighter and to accomplish that you need better RHYTHM, TIMING, BALANCE, and more SPEED. Just like a sprinter who trains to become faster by running both uphill and downhill, the Orange Whip Trainer and LightSpeed will provide you the feedback of the uphill and downhill training so you can feel, see, and hear your swing getting faster and your sequence getting better. It’s the perfect combination of power and consistency.

Whether you are a Tour Player or a beginning golfer, using the Orange Whip Swing Trainer allows you to feel if your swing is in rhythm and balanced. Providing a low impact workout, the Orange Whip Swing Trainer will increase your flexibility and strengthen your golf muscles. It’s the perfect warm up tool because it properly stretches your golf muscles while perfecting rhythm, tempo, timing and balance.

The LightSpeed naturally promotes the need to swing faster while synchronizing your arms, upper body, and lower body. The result is a faster golf swing that is both in sequence and balanced. Swing it fast and you’ll see the results. You Gotta Feel It and Hear It!

Three key components make up the patented design of the Orange Whip Swing Trainers – a weighted orange ball, a counterweight, and a very flexible shaft. The orange ball replaces the club head and allows you to focus on swinging naturally without worrying about the position of the club face. It’s weighted to promote a fluid swinging motion rather than a jerky hitting motion. The counterweight balances the Orange Whip, stabilizing your swing from the start through the finish. It’s essential in providing critical feedback on whether you are loading and unloading the golf club properly.

“The Orange Whip is the best device I have ever seen to develop a correct feel for sequencing the hips and core to whip the arms and club properly.”

Jim Hardy, PGA, 2007 PGA National Teacher of the Year