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An effective golf swing is a trained reflex. A reflex is the most basic, most dependable form of human behavior.
TRAINING - TECHNIQUE - TIMING = T3
FASTFIRST™
I don't think anybody knows better than I the value of this program. I honestly did not dream that I could be as good as I can be. There is so much out there in the realm of golf instruction, some good, some bad, most well-intentioned, but there is really nothing to compare with what you have to offer.
Bill Simons
East Lyme, CT
I'm looking forward to the day when nothing is below 130 mph. I finally played yesterday. I dissected the course with my ball striking. I have never had a day with so much control. My drives were within yards of my target and my approaches were feet within my spots. All was great!
Mike S., golf professional
Peoria,IL
I played today (after working on your program)...it was probable the best driving day I have had in a long time. They were not only longer than normal, but they were straighter than normal. It was really quite a surprise to me. Seemed like the balls just JUMPED off the face with more rebound...This goes against everything one has ever been taught in golf instruction...good stuff, Ben.
Zane S.,
PGA professional
South Dakota
MEASUREABLE
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Scott Smith
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WHY FASTFIRST...
It's a change in attitude and perspective-it's trading timidity for athleticism. It's changing a golfing lifestyle from "I can't" to "I will".
How can a player improve fast when everything they do and think involves "slow"?
The truth is...they can't. They can't because it's impossible.
Most players could earn two advanced degrees then become astronauts well before becoming par shooters on the course. They are allowed to believe that improvement has to be slow.
They play "slow" golf that is, they're fearful. They're afraid of missing, of hazards, of anyone with a "lower" handicap. they're slow to make choices, slow to pull the trigger...slow, slow, slow, everything is slow. Everything is slow except they're quick to take poor swing advice from virtually any source.
Everything they do comes up short - short of the hole on putts, chips and pitches. Did I fail to mention drives?
Worst of all they swing slow. They're already too slow, then someone suggests they "slow it down", or "just let the club do the work".
While the length of the course is the only real obstacle, they don't create enough swing force to break an egg. They bunt while the course demands home runs.
How can one hope to become a good sprinter while jogging? How can someone expect to swing an 11 ounce golf club with effective club head speed by training with a weighted club? Fast-twitch fibers are not called upon by training with heavy weights, elliptical machines, static stretches, swing fans, or anything else that makes one go slow.
You can't improve without learning FAST. You can't learn sprinting by walking. Whatever one's intentions, or of lack of accurate information, you can't speed up a slow skill.
One of my players might have put it best. Why FASTFIRST?...
"Because fast last isn't working".
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