BenderStik

Frequently Asked Questions
	Explain the philosophy of building a consistent golf swing, and what makes a consistent golf swing?
	Explain feedback and muscle memory and how the Benderstik golf training aid relates to that.
	Explain why the Benderstik is better and more complete than other training aids.
	Why would an amateur use it? Why would a pro use it? Why would a teacher use it?
	Why is it important for instructors to use golf training aids and tools?
	How much should a person practice per week?
	Explain why students have a hard time changing their golf swing and tend to go back to bad habits.

The Last Golf Training Aid You Will Every Buy

The Benderstik golf training aid is uniquely designed to help you build a consistent golf swing that will last for a lifetime. To improve at golf you must use either positive or negative feedback while training your swing. With the Benderstik golf swing trainer, it doesn’t matter where or when you practice, the Benderstik provide this all-important feedback, which is imperative for improvement.

Perfect Practice Makes Perfect

No one picks up a club for the first time and swings it with a naturally proper and efficient motion. The reason we all have the different golf swings we do is because we repeated the motion over and over until it built a motor program in our brain. With this repetition comes familiarity and comfort. In order to change and improve your current motor program you must use feedback to disrupt the old familiar movement and to guarantee the new desired swing motion is actually occurring. This type of practice produces correct new feelings, which ultimately transfer to the course during play after enough correct repetitions. The more you practice with feedback, the more ingrained the new motion becomes and the more reliable the new swing.

Practice does not make perfect, but perfect practice makes perfect and if you are not using feedback in your practice you are wasting your time.