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Let's talk game changes or gimmicks. and I am talking training aids. The world of training aids. I know Lou, welcome Lou. Greg's playing, so it's just me and Lou today, but Greg will be back. Don't worry. You must have had every teaching aid, don't you? I do. I have one of each, sometimes two of each, because I wear the first one out and I need the second one. Yeah, do you ever break them? Like you hit it accidentally and you have to get another one or something like that. Yeah, I've done that. Like, I have one. You know how you set the pole up to, you know, change your swing path and stuff? I've absolutely blasted into one of those things.

And yeah, I've busted it up. So yeah. You do have a lot of poles around you when swinging,

don't you? You're like poles sticking at you from every angle. You can see right there over my shoulder.

I know. You sent me a video with there's poles everywhere. It's like a contraption. It's a tripod. It's got, you know, shoots coming out of it, limbs coming out of it, and you can hook pool noodles up to it. So, yeah, it's amazing. We should make, I feel like we need to make you like an Iron Man suit, but not to, like, be a superhero and, like, fly around and save people and stuff. More for you just to never make a wrong move so it would only move the way that it should move that would just live in

that iron. I would buy that. I know. It would feel very awkward because I don't move that way

currently. Exactly. So it'll be a fight at the start, and then the suit would slowly train you to be the golf superhero you want to be. And then I'd be on, I'd probably be on tour pretty soon thereafter. I'm not sure you'd be allowed to wear the suit on tour's the problem, so I'm not sure why that comes off. It might not work. Anyway, should we let's go. We're going to talk. The whole pod on the fictional Ironman golf suit lose more interest. Yes. I'm already designing it. Yeah, exactly. I'm like, ah, I know. Let's talk this through. So let's talk about some training aids that I believe, I've tested loads.

I've done YouTube videos on lots.

And I know Lou is an avid teaching aid user himself and purchaser.

Like he is interested in them.

We're going to talk about three teaching aids that I actually do think make a difference

because there are so many that don't. And these three absolutely when used properly,

and this when used, I've used them in lessons. I've asked students to use them. You do see

noticeable differences, and that's quite rare in the training aid world. So the first one we're going

to start with is pro sender. So

pro sender designed by Sean Foley and Wood, Mr. Woods. I can't remember this for David Woods.

That's right. David Woods. Used or with many players on tour who have used it. It's basically a little

cup design that goes into your, it kind of velcrows onto your trail wrist. And it's basically a little cup design that goes into your, it kind of velcroes onto your trail wrist.

And it's basically the angle of the average amount of Tor Pro wrist extension in the trail wrist.

So bending it kind of back.

So palm up to the sky would be extending your wrist and flexion would be moving palm

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