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Recently I've been trying to shorten up my swing a bit. So, I was wondering if anyone here has tried this training aid? I read somewhere awhile back that Ryuji Imada uses this device ocassionally. The Right Link. I'd like to get some info about it before purchasing.

Was it effective for you?

Pros and Cons etc.?


Thanks a lot.

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theres nothing there.. check the link..

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if you have the cahunas to wear that on a driving range... go ahead
My wife bought me once the "swing jacket" for my bday. Luckily she was reasonable enough to let me send it back unpacked. If you get stuff like that you're only a step away from looking like TinCup before US Open
I bet you for the same money you can get at least 1 if not 2 hrs with a teaching pro. IMHO - more sensible investment

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Does it come with a Robocop helmet?

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