Twist Away with Medicus

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fendero

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Started using the twistaway with much success on the range after watching NSA. Still in the infancy stage however.

I have a Medicus dual hinge driver and was wondering if the training device should work if I was using the twistaway in my swing. I don't think it could with the way the sweet spot is lagged versus lagging the hosel on the Medicus?

New to the TGM so much learning to come.
 
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fendero said:
Started using the twistaway with much success on the range after watching NSA. Still in the infancy stage however.

I have a Medicus dual hinge driver and was wondering if the training device should work if I was using the twistaway in my swing. I don't think it could with the way the sweet spot is lagged versus lagging the hosel on the Medicus?

New to the TGM so much learning to come.
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There are several swing patterns that the Medicus isn't suited for. Some one who loads the shaft late in the backswing (e.g. Nicklaus) wouldn't be able to use it.

I don't think it would work with twistaway because the Medicus promotes having the toe up midway in the backswing. For twistaway, the clubface is pointing towards the ball.
 
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Brian Manzella

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First of all...

What is the Twistaway really?

Simply the right wrist bending straight back on itself.

But to the SLICER, the twistTOWARDer, it FEELS LIKE a twistAWAY!

I have one of the most neutral clubface positions in golf, and I can't use the Medicus.

It breaks in my SHAFT STRESSing takeaway!

It might help a lurching hooker, but, in on my lesson tee—next to useless.
 
lia41985

lia41985

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The Medicus is retarded--not promoting of golf-like movements at all. Play golf--stop worrying about your club breaking. It's like a skater feeling like he's going to fall through the ice. ASININE!
 
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