The Power Chute

[dcmccobb]

Several weeks ago my golf pro asked me go swing the Power Chute. He said to swing it six or eight times. I did so and noted that it created real resistance to my swing, but I could swing through this resistance. Then he handed me my driver and asked me to swing it. Without trying I swung my driver so hast it almost flew out of my hands and I had trouble staying on my feet. I couldn't believe it.

 

The idea is to swing the Power Chute 6 to ten times a day for a period of time, and it will cause you to increase your golf swing speed dramatically. I believe it will take at least a month, but it will really give solid results and result in a notably faster swing speed.

 

It is interesting to note that Jack Nicklaus has tried it, and after a few swings his golf swing was measured as gaining 5.5 MPH. For Jack that is roughly an additional 18 yards on his drives. If that's what the Power Chute did for Jack, what will it do for the rest of us?

 

Anyway I was so impressed by the Power Chute that I wanted to make it available to all golfers. If you are interested, you can get it by clicking on THE POWER CHUTE.

[fyzbo]

Has anyone used the powerchute? It seems like an interesting idea, I'd love to hear an unbiased review. If not the powerchute any recommendations on a training aid to increase swing speed?

[RookieBlue7]

2 new spys? Sounds fishy, perhaps trying to push their product?

[Manavs]

2 new spys? Sounds fishy, perhaps trying to push their product?

 

could be - but regardless, dont hold the powerchute responsible - creator Jim Sowerwine is one of the good guys in this industry and this product works well imo, and i'm not a person that likes or endorses many training aids

[SwingWing Golf]

I'm Dan from SwingWing. Wind-resistance training works, absolutely. The Powerchute seems like a great product, it is all about the wind resistance. If that form of training interests you, I encourage you to check out an alternative before you commit. It's called the SwingWing, and it's golf's only inflatable wind-resistance trainer.

 

Inflatable, meaning it deflates to carry in your bag. It does not attach to the shaft, and it can also be used just like an Impact Ball. Check it out, it also costs less than half of what a Powerchute costs SwingWingGolf

[jorey1226]

I've used it and still use it. Like anything you get what YOU put into it. The only CON I would say was the cost. At the time it cost me $139 but you can find them on ebay now for under $80 with free shipping..

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Powerchute-Swing-For-Life-Golf-Swing-Trainer-NEW-in-unopened-box-/282192024466

[Peterpc2828]

I've seen the product advertised, in my opinion way too expensive even at $80, as stated above I'd love to hear a review from an established spy. Thanks.

 

 

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