Speed Trainers

Types of Speed Trainers

We offer two main types of speed trainers, the LightSpeed Trainer and the Distance Duo bundle. The LightSeed Trainer is designed to improve swing speed without losing control, leading to more distance off the tee. Meanwhile, the Distance Duo trains your body to move faster with better sequence and it puts your body in the correct golf swing positions. It’s the perfect combination of power and consistency.  Speed trainers help golfers who have a loose swing to generate more power and distance by improving their swing tempo and timing.

Benefits

Speed trainers play a crucial role in enhancing a golfers’ performance by significantly improving their swing speed and distance. By incorporating speed trainers into your training routine, you’ll be able to develop a more powerful, consistent, and accurate swing. These aids also help golfers improve their muscle memory, which can carry over to their swings on the course. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced golfer, our speed trainers can help you enhance your skills and achieve your goals.

Choosing the Right One

Choosing the ideal speed trainer depends on your individual goals. If you’re looking to improve swing speed and tighten up your swing, the LightSpeed Trainer is an excellent choice. On the other hand, if you have a loose swing and want to generate more power and distance, the Distance Duo speed training bundle might be more suitable for you. We highly recommend selecting a speed trainer that aligns with your goals to optimize your training to achieve the best results.

Usage Tips

To make the most out of your speed trainers, we recommend the following tips for effective training:

• START SLOW: Begin with slow swings to focus on hitting the ball straight and solidly. Gradually increase speed as you gain confidence and consistency.
• REGULAR PRACTICE: Consistency is key when using speed trainers. Dedicate regular practice sessions to develop muscle memory and reinforce proper swing mechanics.
• COMBINE WITH OTHER TRAINING METHODS: While speed trainers can be highly effective, it’s beneficial to combine their use with other training methods such as lessons from golf professionals, video analysis, and on-course practice to achieve comprehensive improvement.