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Shingo Katayama training aid

vanla01
in Japanese Golf Clubs

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Does anyone know where I can get this training aid to keep the chest and arms connected like Shingo's in this picture???

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    Looks like a make-shift training aid.

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    We carry it.

    We actually have tons of really cool JDM training aids.

    That ball is from Katayama's former Caddy Tani Pro and one of his training products.

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    T,

    Thanks for the response, email sent. :)

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    T,

    What other training aids that are popular in Japan???

    Brad

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    I have one of those Leaderboard things from down under...... Never ever tried or used it!

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    T,

    How does the quick master compare to the simple master????

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    And this bad boy....

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    Both training aids seems to work on the same goal with one higher up your arms and the other lower. For me I like the quick master more....

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