Tuesday, May 31, 2016

Dan Shauger Master of his (New Golf Swing) Testimonial/16 Different Fore...

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  1. I first read about Mike Austin's ability in a golf tips magazine years ago when he was 68. Whilst he gave a brief summary of action to hit the ball far then, the detail was insufficient to adopt his method. I was delighted to learn of publications about his swing, via the internet and have "How to Kill the Ball-etc. My 70 years of age may be considered too late for swing change but less back strain and more efficient use of the legs and body to produce better trajectory with longer more accurate ball flight is coming from the information detailed in this book. Perhaps the editorial standard could have been better but i believe any purchaser should simply ignore that and concentrate on the instruction given by the author Dan Shauger on the way Mike Austin so effectively hit the golf ball. For those who have never heard of Mike Austin and his unbeaten long distance driving record, this is simply great instruction worth acquiring.FROM MR. D. MANN TO READ MORE TESTIMONIAL GO TO www.aperfectswing.com from ELAINE SHAUGER

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  2. I transitioned to this "Mike Austin" swing using this book and have not looked back.
    Now that I have developed a relatively good swing with this technique, one thing I really like is that if I have to lay off playing or practicing for a month or 2, it does not take too much work to get the groove back. I just played after having a pacemaker put in about 7 weeks ago. Only had one practice session at the range before today and I had my swing feel and was hitting the ball well all day.
    I recommend trying this "Mike Austin" swing. It is also easy on the lower back, a problem I had with my other swing style.
    FROM K. BARD TO READ MORE TESTIMONIAL GO TO www.aperfectswing.com FROM ELAINE SHAUGER

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  3. I purchased this compelling book about a week and a half ago and it instantly grabbed my full attention. I've been golfing for almost 50 years and while I have what most would consider quite a decent swing and game (low handicap), it always has frustrated me how that good swing will come and go with less than perfect timing and tempo. I gotta tell you, after digesting this book based on Mike Austin's swing techniques, I find myself more excited now than I've ever felt about my game.

    What serious golfer (or even casual golfer) wouldn't love to hit the ball farther, more accurately and effortlessly with more consistency? While I am still a work in progress with the Mike Austin method that Dan teaches here, I can say confidently that I totally perceive the virtues of this teaching as more stable and dependable over more 'conventional' golf instruction.

    Mentally, I 'get' it, and I feel very confident that its just a matter of time before I completely master it physically. Indeed, with just a little experimentation after reading and re-reading this book, I could sense the additional power in my swing and the ones I really executed well were enough to really fill me with excitement and promise of transformation: The swing feels like it is swinging itself... without effort. The ball literally jumps off the club face and hangs in the air an extra second, or two, or three.... and the ball flight is a thing of beauty to behold.

    The presentation of the book is a bit rough around the edges, in terms of grammar and quality of illustrations, etc, but the concepts that Dan puts forth here are in logical sequence and expressed very well so don't anything deter you from the exceptional content here that I believe holds the secret of improving anyone's ball striking skills significantly.

    I've been so inspired by the promise of transforming my golf game that I've signed up for personal lessons with the author, Dan Shauger, to take me to that 'next level'. So, I will report back on my progress at a later date. But so far, I"m hooked, excited and a true believer!!!
    ; - )
    Jack TO READ MORE TESTIMONIAL GO TO www.aperfectswing.com FROM ELAINE SHAUGER

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