"Let's Get Good!"
FASTFIRSTTM = Distance + Accuracy
Proven to result in significant gains in your clubhead speed!
I Teach Clubhead Speed
Today golf is a sport - a power game. By taking advantage of today's equipment, we're capable of significantly lower scores by producing longer, more accurate ball flight.
Powerful shots require clubhead speed.
Studies over the past decade have clearly shown that the greatest advantage enjoyed by elite players over others is that elite players generate greater distance thus produce lower scores. Compared to an accomplished amateur, even the average tour player has a 25 to 35 yard advantage swinging a driver.
It is puzzling to me that in a sport that demands the longest ball flight, producing distance is discouraged, neglected and misunderstood.
Powerful shots are the result of clubhead speed transfering energy to the ball - not strength, not flexibility and no, not even swing mechanics.
Only speed is speed and that's what we coach. Our program results in significant gains in clubhead speed. In our program clubhead speed comes first, thus FASTFIRST.
The key to distance (and accuracy) is ball compression, and the key to ball compression is clubhead speed.
Our players improve - they lower scores - because they shorten golf courses with longer, more effective ball responses. (Please click - I want to share with you a few emails we recently received from on-line E-Coaching students.)
Golf skills are not innate. Skills are learned. Speed is a skill.
My program is not limited to long-drive professionals - everybody can learn this.
Do we work with Juniors on-line? You might want to read this...
Why FASTFIRST?
- Players with higher clubhead speeds have lower handicaps
- Fastest way to lower scores is longer ball flight
- Skills learned moving slowly can't simply be speeded up later, but require total relearning. Why not learn fast first?
- Elite athletes create force faster than others, which is why they're elite
- The faster the player can accelerate the golf club through the range of motion, the farther he or she will be able to fly the golf ball - it's as simple as that.
- Assuming that the club fits the player, there is no tradeoff between distance and accuracy
There is no tradeoff...As your clubhead speed rises...your scores fall!
To increase clubhead speed, one has to become more efficient in controlling the clubhead.
When one becomes more efficient in controlling the clubhead, one will also gain control of the clubface.
You will have both power and accuracy. Improve power, improve accuracy. Learn FASTFIRST...(read more)
FASTFIRST is unique, too, in that we do not take a "boilerplate" or "cookie-cutter" approach to instruction. Our program is geared to the individual...to YOUR unique needs.
The good news is you will continue to improve as long as you continue to train in our program, but remember...
Can't Get Here?
Enroll in E-Coaching, our one of a kind training program:
Due to popular request from players who cannot travel to
This is not a "cookie-cutter", one size fits all, mass-market, stock video, pre-written article base, one-shot come-on conceived to part you with your money.
This is real, inter-active
student/teacher-based improvement.
Our program is customized to you and to get you better, not your next door neighbor or playing partner.
Here’s how it works:
Ben will send you a workout plan and drills and you will send specific results. Based on your improvement, as your clubhead speed increases, you will receive additional workouts and drills. You will have one-on-one communication on an on-going basis to answer any questions that you may have. It’s like having your own personal pro always available to keep you on target! Dedicated students from all over the country and abroad are the enthusiastic participants in this intensive program that produces outstanding results.
Due to the very personalized nature of both our in-person and E-Coaching program, enrollment is limited. Please plan ahead. Before you purchase E-Coaching instruction, call or email today to reserve your space.
"..these emails are invaluable. Like the eye dominance issue you mention...I could have floundered for weeks, but having your coaching makes a difference to keep things on track. As you say, not as ideal as face to face, but if you know the fundamentals of the swing and have the passion to learn it works as a suitable substitute if guys can't get to you in person from time to time. But, they should try by all means to get there. (I should start thinking about my 2011 visit!)"
Col.J. Scherrer, Hill AFB
Utah
Student Scott Smith, "Mr. 539"
World Long Drive Record Holder at 539 yards
IT'S ALL ABOUT
RESULTS
September 3, 2011-Personal Best
Dave Renski, Sacred Heart
Recorded during lesson
August 2011
"Hey Ben-Check out the pic. 120mph! Did that twice today. Didn't think my radar went that high! Quite an increase from around 85 when I started a couple of months ago! Thanks for your help"...E-Coaching student B.L., N.C.
July 5, 2011 - Just in from some of our students:
"I played golf today and definitely was longer.
I will now strive to average above 110. I am just about there! Never thought I would get there from 86 just a month ago. Thank you!" Brad...North Carolina
"A couple of highlights to share - 521 par 5-- on in two - easy birdie; and 310 par 4 - little dogleg right -took it over the trees toward the pin 270 yds, Part of a wedge to 6 feet. Made putt, made eagle! Good stuff!" Bob...Chicago
"With the guidance you gave me, the exercises, drills, and training gear, I was able to increase my distance dramatically! In my last round I shot 71 and had two drives of 315 yards – much to the amazement of my competition. I owe it all to you and your system!" Bill...Garrison, NY
The "YOU DO THE MATH" Challenge
Golf is a numbers game, and it's not fair because lesser players get punished. Do the following math problem:
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Add together your average driving distance and your average pitching wedge distance
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Subtract the result from 400 yards (the length of a decent par 4).
The difference is your disadvantage compared to a player who can go low.
A 20-yard differential is tough on a player...a 50-yard differential leaves no chance to go low.
The challenge is simple - add length and get rid of the differential. Let's shorten the golf course and...
Let's Get Good!"
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Add together your average driving distance and your average pitching wedge distance
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Subtract the result from 400 yards (the length of a decent par 4).
A 20-yard differential is tough on a player...a 50-yard differential leaves no chance to go low.
Let's Get Good!"