Interesting product; I can see its potential.
September 14, 2017
I have had only a limited amount of time to work out with the tool, but I can see how it already is changing my approach to my swing. I'm a beginner (this summer) and started out well swinging my big club, but seemed to degenerate more and more as I learned. Turns out, I first started learning with some 20+ -year-old clubs, and that set's driver was hit more like a fairway wood; so, I ended up chopping down and really trying to hit the ball, rather than sweep it, when I transitioned to a decent set of clubs. I've been searching for the right "feel" so that I quit fighting myself at every turn. The whip seems to building that body memory. And at %*-years old, is really a great way to develop flexibility in my back, hips and thighs. The Whip folks recommend a month of serious every-night workouts. I plan to begin that as soon as I return from a trip in a couple of weeks; 'till then, I'll at least briefly work out with it once a day.
Pros
- The product is really well built. It should last a lifetime.
Cons
- By design (and this is not really a "con"), it is a very serious tool and one needs to be careful not to wipe-out household furnishings, put a hole in the wall or bean the hunting dog. It could perhaps be cross-marketed to the firearm-uncomfortable PC folks as a solid home defense option.
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