Reverse Slice Sequence training review

[McLovin]

Reverse Slice Sequence training review

It's fine. Andrew Rice explained it perfectly. The ball starts on the line of the path and turns in relation to your clubface.

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if you’re talking about his king and queen video, he’s wrong.

joseph mayo explains it accurately here https://youtu.be/-89M1vt66FA

or this video from trackman’s site. fast forward to 1:35 when he hits a push draw. at about 1:39 where martin chuck states whether face or path dictated start line. spoiler alert: it’s the face. https://blog.trackmangolf.com/face-path-explained-martin-chuck/



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[Lynford]

I think Rice’s video says the same as Mayo’s.

Simply put, the face sends it and the path bends it.

 

[OGputtnfool]

That's a good video. When the face and path were the same, it produced a dead push. The 2nd shot produced a draw because the face was closed in relation to the path. That's exactly what I've been saying.

 

[goalie]

So, I've sliced since the early 90's. It's consistently there, and I've played it, but driver was an epic banana.

I saw this video sequence an clicked on Facebook. It wasn't free, so I ignored it.

Eventually, I got an e-mail to try it for $25 and that was low enough that I did.

Long story short, I was bending my left wrist the completely wrong way, and the videos helped me rather quickly.

I have played a few rounds since trying this, and I hit 13 fairways today on my way to a good (for me) 93.

Now, I didn't carry driver, and used my 3-wood of the tee. After the round, my buddy who's golfed with me for over a decade asked if I got anything else for my soul......

Now if I could only putt.....

I do have to say that aiming down the right side of the fairway is going to take a LOT of getting used to.

I kept wanting to aim left despite hitting straight out a little left instead of slicing.

Oh, and the best thing is, one hole I wanted to slice, and consciously doing my wrist "the old way" worked, although it wasn't as spectacular as I'm used to.



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[goalie]

Just an update: it seems to be something that worked for me. My last 4 rounds were in the 90's, with a 91 on a course I usually am closer to 110 on than 90.......

I would say that I've had a pretty consistent swing/slice for twenty years, so the wrist change/takeaway is working well. I pretty much NEVER missed left with a FW or long iron. I don't know if this would work as well for someone who is slicing some of the time and has a two-way miss.

I do like that it have me just a few things to do. I didn't completely change my swing, and it's been pretty easy to get results on the course that are the same as on the range.



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[wfharty3]

I tried Eric's reverse slice seq training program and I definitely got value out of it. I really like Eric's teaching approach/style. It definitely helped me quite a bit to be honest (I'm a 12 handicap; generally decent swing but frequently cut it off the tee). I can now pretty much draw on demand.

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