Hypothesis: Wearing
a BallDriver
performance
band will increase the average driving distance for golfers.
Method:
·
10 golfers with handicaps ranging from
1 to 10 were tested to see the effect of wearing a BallDriver performance
band on driving distance.
·
The reasoning for testing golfers with
10 and under handicaps was for duplication of swing.
·
Each golfer was asked to warm up first.
·
They were then asked to hit 20 balls
with their drivers.
·
The first 10 balls were struck without
the band on.
·
The next 10 balls were struck wearing
the BallDriver performance band.
Results:
·
The average driving distance increased
by 15 yards wearing the BallDriver performance band.
·
The low was 10 yards and the high was
25 yards.
Conclusion:
·
Wearing a BallDriver performance band increases the driving
distance in golfers.
·
Further investigation into this phenomenon
is warranted to determine the reason behind the increase.
·
Swing speed as well as stability
affecting ball flight and dispersion will be tested in the future.
Swing
Speed Study using BallDriver performance bands.
Hypothesis:
·
Wearing a BallDriver performance
band will increase the average club head speed for golfers.
Method:
·
5 golfers were used in the study.
·
Golfers were asked to warm up
before the start of the study.
·
Golfers were then asked to strike
the ball with an 8 iron 3 times without the performance
band on
·
The next 3 times with the BallDriver performance
band on.
Results:
·
The average club head speed
increased 3.2 m.p.h.
Conclusion:
·
Based on a previous study where
an increase in driving distance was seen, increased club head swing speed
translates into increased drive distance with the BallDriver performance
band on.
·
The need for further testing is
indicated
lSwing Speed Study using BallDriver performance bands.
Hypothesis:
·
Wearing
a BallDriver performance band will increase
the average club head speed for golfers.
Method:
·
5
golfers were used in the study.
·
Golfers
were asked to warm up before the start of the study.
·
Golfers
were then asked to strike the ball with an 8 iron 3 times without the BallDriver performance band on and then 3
times with the BallDriver
performance band
on.
Results:
·
The
average club head speed increased 3.2 m.p.h.
Conclusion:
·
Based
on a previous study where an increase in driving distance was seen, increased
club head swing speed translates into increased drive distance.
·
The
need for further testing is indicated
B
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