Post by Jeff Martin on Jan 25, 2012 16:01:20 GMT -5
Bman seems very pleased with himself that he has a student named "Robert" (guess he's kind of a formal chap) capable of generating ballspeed on the order of 169 mph:
Lucas can do that as well:
And everyone gets to see luke's swing and ask questions about it ("Robert" isn't quite yet ready for "prime time", according to the "stallion"):
But, Kelvin and his partner Rick Malm have a few students that can hit it even farther than Lucas and "Robert"! One that comes to mind is Jesse Pettersen:
Jesse started working with Kelvin and Rick (Kelvin did most of the work) prior to the 2009 RE MAX Long Drive Championship. When they began, his ballspeed was in the 195 mph range. After tutoring Jesse in the important micro moves Kelvin and Rick had uncovered, these were the results at the RE MAX, as verified by Brian's "little orange friend" (from Trackman News #6, January 2010):
Even Bman can probably figure out that is a 25 mph improvement, an increase of about 13%. And Jesse isn't the only bomber that comes to Kelvin and Rick for advice; this page on their site lists testimonials from several of them:
www.sscgolfswing.com/instruction.html
However, there is one familiar long-drive name not on that list who recently contacted Kelvin, someone who'd been reading Kelvin's articles and liked them. Coincidentally, Kelvin just finished a swing analysis for him this morning:
So, Answer Man, do you like apples?
Guess not...
Jeff
Lucas can do that as well:
And everyone gets to see luke's swing and ask questions about it ("Robert" isn't quite yet ready for "prime time", according to the "stallion"):
But, Kelvin and his partner Rick Malm have a few students that can hit it even farther than Lucas and "Robert"! One that comes to mind is Jesse Pettersen:
Jesse started working with Kelvin and Rick (Kelvin did most of the work) prior to the 2009 RE MAX Long Drive Championship. When they began, his ballspeed was in the 195 mph range. After tutoring Jesse in the important micro moves Kelvin and Rick had uncovered, these were the results at the RE MAX, as verified by Brian's "little orange friend" (from Trackman News #6, January 2010):
Even Bman can probably figure out that is a 25 mph improvement, an increase of about 13%. And Jesse isn't the only bomber that comes to Kelvin and Rick for advice; this page on their site lists testimonials from several of them:
www.sscgolfswing.com/instruction.html
However, there is one familiar long-drive name not on that list who recently contacted Kelvin, someone who'd been reading Kelvin's articles and liked them. Coincidentally, Kelvin just finished a swing analysis for him this morning:
So, Answer Man, do you like apples?
Guess not...
Jeff
