Why a Handle?
The separation of the hands allows for the user to match-up their hand & arm motion to the bodies biomechanics of the golf swing, known as golf's Kinematic Sequence, this is done through the patented grip and patented detachable handle.
It matches the club face to the users hands & arms while simultaneously connecting the Kinematic Sequence together for a powerful, accurate and repeatable golf swing.
PMG - 3 Step Process
Step #1 - Club On The Ball
Big Muscles To Power The Club
(Handle On)
Handle attached, setup as you would normally with the hands together at address and then slowly take the club back to the top of your swing. After that make a slower then normal down swing to impact an pause to take note of any differences, then make a follow through to the finish.
Step #2 - Get Consistent
Hands & Arms Motion
(No-Handle)
Handle is now removed, the focus is on the hands and training grip feed back, note the different sizes and shapes of the grip for top (left hand) and bottom (right hand) for a right handed golfer. Swing the club a few times to develop a feel for how the different hands & arms work and how they match up with the body, then hit a few balls to get the feel you need.
3rd Step - Swing It Faster
Using Your Own Mid-Iron Test It Out
Using a mid-iron take cues from the full length training grip in step #2 take the feels and area's of focus from when the handle was attached over to your club. Your mid-rion will be faster and harder to control as it lacks the full training grip features & biomechanics feedback from the handle.
Inspiration Behind It
Michael Paulson has taught over 15,000 golf lessons to beginners, juniors, mid-handicaps, scratch golfers and Pro's but always looked for a means of communication to explain the feels of the golf swing or known as the Kinematic Sequence. Video analysis, body measurement devices & launch monitors are all great but he wanted something that could be used in a lesson or on it's own and that would give direct feedback.
Michael used his knowledge & golf swing insights to create the Patented Pure Move Trainer with it's revolutionary (DTC-LS)
Dynamic Torque Converting - Lever System
Unique Features
Mike Dietrich & Michael Paulson explaining some of the unique and patented features of the Pure Move Trainer has and what it can do for your golf swing and golf shots.
