SuperSpeed Golf, LLC

Introducing a new way to optimize ground forces, improve stability, and build speed from the ground up - The Force Board Pro! The best players in the world are able to create efficient ground reaction forces in their swing while maintaining a strong sense of stabilization. The Force Board Pro allows golfers to train balance, stability, proprioception and other key capabilities to create powerful, repeatable golf swings all on one adaptive training platform. We designed this new training tool to be extremely versatile and we are excited to see all the different ways golfers are going to find to train with it.? The Force Board Pro's dual-sided pegboard design allows users to modify and adapt their protocols while easily changing between sessions. Learn more about the Force Board Pro - https://bit.ly/3YHgwtR

A common question we get from our SuperSpeed Swing Speed Training System users is “How can I make sure I gain the most speed”? We have 13 of them for you! Want all of them? Get them all here, https://lnkd.in/g64fN6zX Here are the first 2, 1. Between Session Rest (how many days a week should I train?) It is important to make sure you give your body time to recover from the previous speed training session. We prescribe 3 days a week of speed training with a full day off in between. When in season when you are playing and practicing a lot, it is also important to remember what you are doing out on the golf course that may fatigue you. The best results are going to come from a fresh body. Less is more in speed training so structure your speed training, practice, and gym work to create a fresh body ready to create speed. The use of the PRGR radar to assess readiness is a great way to see if you are ready to train. If your speeds on the first few swings are well below what they normally are, more rest would be beneficial. 2. In Session Rest (Do I really have to take a break before the red club?) We have done a lot of research to understand when is the best time to rest during a training session. We have found that getting into a bit of a rhythm by making swings in a row can be beneficial to feel how your body creates speeds and to make sure that you can quickly apply those feels. You get a quick natural rest between the left and right side drill positions and between clubs, but we found that after 6 dominant and 6 non-dominant swings your body needs a good 2 minute rest to be ready to create speed on the heavy club. Make sure to take that rest for maximum speed with the heavy club This article will review the best practices that we have found over the past decade of helping golfers gain speed. Some of them are things to make sure that you do, while some are things to make sure to avoid. All of them have been utilized by our users for years to maximize their speed gains. Use these to help maximize your speed gains!

We are proud to be sponsoring and exhibiting at the 2024 TPI Summit! We will be launching a new product at the Summit! SuperSpeed consultant Tyler Standifird was recently announced as a speaker at the event. We hope to see you in Orlando in October! TPI - Titleist Performance Institute

ACCURATELY TRACK GRIP STRENGTH GAINS! The SuperSpeed Grip Strength Meter now gives you a way to track grip strength gain accurately. This Grip Strength Meter easily fits in your golf bag or gym bag for testing grip strength whenever and wherever you're training with the SuperSpeed Squeeze. Grip strength deficiencies can cause many issues with the golf swing and are very hard to detect. Use this digital dynamometer to test, monitor and track your grip strength over the course of your speed training sessions. Learn more about the SuperSpeed Grip Strength Meter, https://lnkd.in/gWfyxH8M. Check out our Study on how Grip Strength Correlates to Speed here, https://lnkd.in/gXYQ3Gqm

"How 3D Technology Can Change Your Golf Swing" We were joined by several members of the SportsBox AI team, including special guest Chief Science Officer Dr. Phil Cheetham, to learn about their new technology that can capture, measure, and analyze complex athletic motions in 3D all in the palm of your hand using only your mobile phone. Dr. Cheetham, who was previously the Director of Sports Technology and Innovation at the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee and has been dubbed the "3D guy," has been an innovator in 3D Motion Analysis and Sports Biomechanics for over 30 years. Check out our Webinar here, https://lnkd.in/gyuSE6cU

We are honoured to have Ian Fraser of Club Champion as a SuperSpeed Golf Ambassador! Ian is known as one of the top club fitters in the world and the founder of TXG (now Club Champion Canada). Known for his in-depth knowledge on club fitting, Ian has one of the most popular golf YouTube Channels. "SuperSpeed Golf is the easiest way for you to take your game to the next level. This is the gateway to hitting the ball further and shooting lower scores."

Padraig Harrington: 5 great speed-boosting drills for aging golfers Here is the link to the full article, https://lnkd.in/eCG3_PKa Golf Digest Luke Kerr-Dineen

“If you do not have time to hit the gym to work towards gaining some yards off the tee, these training tools are a huge help when it comes to increasing swing speed. Golf is moving in the direction where club head speed is becoming more of an important factor than before, so join the club with this great training aid.” Thanks to Abby Parsons, PGA for including SuperSpeed in “The beet training aids to try at home or on the range”.

Longer drives with SuperSpeed Golf! SuperSpeed protocols do not take a long time, After a warmup you can normally complete a protocol in roughly 10 minutes. Commit to the training, train with your maximum effort, and gain club head speed! On average SuperSpeed users gain 5% in club head speed in the first 6 weeks! “In my experience, each training session only takes about 10 minutes to complete and I found 3 or 4 sessions per week to be extremely manageable and effective. Having undertaken this training last winter, it took me just over two months to gain 8mph of speed, which has proved extremely beneficial to my game.” Joe Ferguson PGA Staff Writer at Golf Monthly Thanks for the review Joe!

SuperSpeed Golf Ambassador and LPGA Tour Winner Cheyenne Knight was interviewed on the No Laying Up Podcast. Cheyenne Knight sits down with Randy to talk about her amateur and collegiate career at Alabama, her initial struggles in professional golf, the distance and technology debate from an LPGA perspective, and more. Here is a link to the episode, https://lnkd.in/gfjWz8xW Chris Solomon Todd Schuster