POWER WHIP

 

How do you know if you have the LAG of a Tour Pro in your swing?

There are 3 Main Checkpoints in the Downswing that determine whether you have the LAG of a Tour Pro:

Checkpoint #1

1. When the Leading arm is parallel to the ground (the red lines indicate acceptable deviations).

Checkpoint #2

2. When the Leading arm is 45 degrees from parallel in the downswing. (The more acute the angle between the leading arm and the clubshaft, the better the LAG.

Checkpoint #3

3. When the Leading arm is perpendicular to the ground in the downswing.

How do you know if you have the LAG of a Tour Pro in your swing?

COMPARE the LAG of a typical amateur to the 3 Checkpoints of a Tour Pro:

Checkpoint #1

1. Notice how the amateur has started casting the club from the top and has already lost his LAG. His club shaft is already outside the redlined area that identifies LAG.

Checkpoint #2

2. Notice how the amateur has almost totally lost his LAG angle. But, we’re not going to be too critical of his swing, because we have found that LAG is a completely unnatural motion – that’s why all amateurs cast, scoop, come over the top, etc…
Ben Hogan had it right when he said —“Reverse every natural instinct and do the opposite of what you are inclined to do, and you will probably come very close to having a perfect golf swing.”

Checkpoint #3

3. He has totally lost the angle at this point and hands are behind clubhead at impact. The Tour Pro still has the energy stored at this point and is ready to release it into the ball. That’s why their swings look effortless.

What’s Included:

Power Whip® Training Tool — One model works for either right or left-handed swings.

The Instructional Videos contain simple drills to use with your Power Whip® that enables you to learn to create and sustain the LAG of a Tour Pro. Hosted by John Novosel Jr., Distance coach to PGA Tour Pros — John has worked and consulted with golfers of all abilities — including PGA Major Champion winners, LPGA Tour Players, Nationwide Tour Players, and also top amateurs through beginners. He is a professional long driver, creating clubhead speeds at impact over 140 mph and ball speeds up to 200 mph, despite only being 6’0″ and 165 lbs. His longest drive in Remax World Long Drive competition is 402 yards.

The Power Whip® — The most efficient way to develop and retain the FEEL of the golf swing of the tour pros is to constantly ‘experience’ the FEEL of LAG. To learn LAG and keep it, there’s nothing better than the Power Whip®. Since the Power Whip® lets you learn the FEEL of LAG — it also becomes the fastest and easiest way to learn to cure casting and coming over the top.

Power Whip® — you don’t have to change your swing to get way better — you just need to learn how to create LAG.

Testimonials

“I’m 74 years old, have been playing golf for over 60 years, over the last 20 years I have been losing distance that I incorrectly attributed to aging – lately averaging 200 yards with my driver. After using the Power Whip, I have regained the distance I had 20 yrs ago – I’ve added 40+ yds to my drives, hitting greens in regulation and chipping like a maniac! On the #4 hole on our course, I hit a drive 262 yards – and, haha, not wind aided. I haven’t hit it this far on #4 in 20 years. This product truly gives you the ability to create the LAG of a tour pro.”

— Frank, Leawood, KS

“I hit #14 in regulation last nite – first time I’ve done that in 5 years. I never realized that I could swing this easy and have it go so far!”

— Kent, Leawood, KS

“I shot a 78 last week, first time in 5 years. This Power Whip has me hitting the ball like I was 24 again!”

— Sandy, Kansas City, MO

 

Well, actually the POWER WHIP®  does TWO things.

In addition to learning how to create the Lag of a Tour Pro, it enables you to get the correct release of the club. (see pics below)

Being able to feel the Correct Release of the golf club is one of the most important objectives of the Power Whip®. You’ll notice the Teal roller has come off the forearm in (1) – this is caused by the centripetal force of the Release. The Teal roller will continue Off the forearm in (2) and then ‘Pop’ back on the forearm in (3). The ‘Pop’ lets you know that you released correctly.

 

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