Here's A Golfer Just Like You, Who Has Experienced Success "I can hardly believe it, but I used a lob wedge for my second shot on four holes that measured 360-400 yards" Here are the before and after pictures of Pat, showing his awesome improvement in range of motion.   Here's what Pat had to say... "Here are the before and after pics.  The change is from 40 degrees to 85 degrees.  I am still working on the first book of the three-book series of your Power Golf Training System.  I started some gym work, and have incorporated the golf exercises into my workouts.  Though it doubles the time at the gym, I know it's worth it.   My driver average has gone from 225 yards to 270 yards, my 7-9 irons are 6-9 yards longer, my 3-6 iron are 10-14 yards longer.  My 5-wood went from 205-210 to 215-235; my 3-wood from 215-220 to 235-250.   This exercise set is for real!  I strongly recommend the exercises be done on both sides so that the downswing can go through to a full finish (accuracy and distance control).   I can't wait to incorporate the fuller move into my natural timing.  I am definitely longer, but my accuracy is not what I need it to be.  From my practice sessions, it appears that I should have the new longer and faster swing assimilated in two more weeks of practice (4-5 times a week).   Thank you so much.  I am telling/selling everybody when they want to know how I am blowing by them now.  You may "drive for show and putt for dough", but a longer blow leads to lower scores (par-5's in two, wedges in my hand vs 7-iron, etc.)." Pat Thomas, Sr. patthomas@gmail.com Durham, NC Here's an update I got from Pat... "I played yesterday and today and am getting used to the extension of my swing.  It was awesome!!  I can hardly believe it, but I used a lob wedge for my second shot on four holes that measured 360-400 yards.  I BOMBED those four drives over 300 yards, all in the center of fairway...and it had rained two hours before we could tee off.  Of course they were exceptional, but my average continues to lengthen.  I can't wait to hit the gym next week and begin the second book of the series.   For all serious players, here is a payoff I did not expect, but am more pleased than the raw distance with the driver (and all my clubs):   Sure, distance is a real endorphin rush, but I am more pleased with the improvement in my iron play.  Now that I am using the exercises on both sides of my body, my downswing AND MY THROUGHSWING TO FINISH is much more improved.  I am taking proper divots again on every fairway shot, because I am flexible down and through the ball the way I should be.  The quality of my irons are so much crisper, and the trajectory is really improving.  Since I am striking fully through the shot, my contact is cleaner and my distance control has improved greatly. So I have many more putts because my GIR has gone up from 6.3 to 11.1.  My score has dropped from 82.3 to 76.2, and I know I will continue to get better, beacuse I am able to practice longer with no back pain, and no hip pain, because my swing is just plain easier to perform without strain or lack of range of motion.   I will be starting a game improvement lesson series with a local pro soon, and am more excited than I have been since I captained the city championship in Memphis my senior year.   For all those guys (and ladies, too!) who think that stiffness, weakness, and puff-ball golf is to be expected as part of getting older, I will simply say "BALONEY!".  Turn off the boob tube, get out of your lounge chair, hit the gym, do some progressive weight work, and use this series for flexibility as part of your routine.  By doing so, your workouts will avoid the pain and stiffness I was experiencing before the flexibility series.  You can and will improve your game.  This flexibility is so key to a full and powerful swing, it should be discussed as part of the training by every teaching pro.  I know.  I have taught many players as an amateur over the decades.  I wish I would have had this knowledge for myself and my students.  I guarantee it will be with me from now on.   I must repeat that the exercises really have to be done on both sides when doing the exercise.  I learned this in the first few days, because my backswing was lengthening, but my follow-through was still too short." Very Best Regards, Pat RE: Pat is using our Power Golf Training System to achieve the above results. Even though Pat mentions a gym, we designed all of our programs to be done in the home as well. If you want to find out how our system can help you, click here!