Rory’s Swing Simulator

[The Squirrel]

Probably not. When I was not much younger, I'm 67, I would go on a running machine and run for miles at a not too telling pace, but I would always have a minute of "Linford Christie" and get away with it, just.

One day I went double Linford for three minute, it definitely did not feel like a step forward afterwards.

A better comparison is maybe sprinters training to run faster by running flat out downhill. In that case you’re using external energy (gravity) to exceed what your body believed was your top speed and so teach it a new greater one.

 

[Golfnut1957]

A better comparison is maybe sprinters training to run faster by running flat out downhill. In that case you’re using external energy (gravity) to exceed what your body believed was your top speed and so teach it a new greater one.

It was more a reference to my aching ageing body and what a machine may do to it. I suspect you are younger and the idea may have some merit for a younger athletic type.

 

[hambugerpete]

Ha it won't do a full power Rory swing, just get you in to the positions he does. Which TBF for many will still be a bridge to far

 

[sunshine]

Probably not. When I was not much younger, I'm 67, I would go on a running machine and run for miles at a not too telling pace, but I would always have a minute of "Linford Christie" and get away with it, just.

One day I went double Linford for three minute, it definitely did not feel like a step forward afterwards.

But did you take off at the end of the treadmill?

 

[kp17]

I’m sure the machine was at Troon last year too, they had a full tent pretty much dedicated to him with a chip the ball in the washing machine challenge.

The swing one is break your neck stuff if they put it on at his normal speed