DIY Superspeed Training sticks for under $50
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Made these last year. Just used 1.5 inch Aluminum rod and bored the appropriate size hole to fit the shaft. Same weight spec as above, just need to adjust the head weight to account for any difference in shaft weight and grip weight. Use standard club head epoxy. The real trick is getting a reasonable shaft price.
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Can I ask what radar device you are using to measure your swing speed while doing the SuperSpeed protocols? I've been thinking about purchasing a Mevo+ for multiple purposes - but am uncertain if it will record a driver swing with no ball since it sits 7-9 feet behind... Anyone able to use a Mevo+ for the SuperSpeed protocol - home made sticks or purchased....
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I used a GC2 w/HMT to measure my SS. This can only be done when hitting a ball, which is all that really matters anyway. I don't care what i can swing a club at that's lighter or heavier and not hitting a ball. The goal is to increase CHS with this training and can you measure it before and after and that's what i did. Hit about 10 balls and record avg and max CHS and BS and then start training and see if it increases.
Originally posted by WaffleHouseTour View PostCan I ask what radar device you are using to measure your swing speed while doing the SuperSpeed protocols? I've been thinking about purchasing a Mevo+ for multiple purposes - but am uncertain if it will record a driver swing with no ball since it sits 7-9 feet behind... Anyone able to use a Mevo+ for the SuperSpeed protocol - home made sticks or purchased....
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Great post. I'm wanting to build a medium weight club for my daughter. She just qualified for the final round of the drive, chip, and putt as an 8 year old. How many washers do you think would be needed to make a 10% lighter club than her driver? Its very difficult to figure because US Kids doesnt list the weight of their clubs. I have a 45 gram shaft with grip that is the correct length already. She has a US Kids UL 51" orange driver at the moment. She had the TopFlite Driver for 46"-52" height sold at DIcks but it was too heavy for her. Their website lists it at 200 gram headweight. US Kids advertises -20 so I assume that means its about 180 grams?
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Are you talking about a digital measuring scale? Just lay the club on it with it sticking over the edges and that gives an accurate reading in grams?
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