Many THPers have worked with the SuperSpeed product over the last few years and found speed. If you missed our detailed review from a few years ago on their training aid you can find it here.
After years of working on something new for the golf space, today they are introducing the SuperSpeed Squeeze, which focuses on grip strength and club head speed.
Dr. Tyler Standifird of Utah Valley University has been instrumental in assisting with the development of the Squeeze protocol and the initial research on the results of the training. His initial study involved only four weeks of training three times per week and showed significant improvements in grip strength and swing speed.
Grip strength is one of the most limiting factors for many golfers who want to create more swing speed. Limitations in grip strength result in many swing issues including lack of lag, early release, casting, fat shots, thin shots, and many more. Most players have never thought that something as simple as grip strength could cause so many problems with the golf swing. Now, with the introduction of the SuperSpeed Squeeze, you can easily improve your grip strength leading to more control, consistency, and speed.
The SuperSpeed Squeeze is easy to use fitting over the grip on your own golf club. Following their fairly simple protocol, about six weeks of regular training, speed should come. Speed means distance. Distance can lead to better golf. The best part is, training only takes about 15 minutes and can be done anywhere you can swing a club.
The company has a lot of info available on their website including some videos that you will want to watch both on how to use, but more importantly before release, on how it works and why. You can find the product page here.
We will have a lot more on the SuperSpeed Squeeze coming up including how THPers can be involved in the challenge of getting faster. The new training aid will begin shipping in December and will be available soon at a cost of $50.
This is going to be a fun follow. Really curious to see the potential gains
Eager to see y’all “Grip it and Rip it”.
Sorry, couldn’t help myself, it just needed to be said.
This is going to be interesting and a good follow. I know for a fact my grip strength differs from my dominant hand to my non-dominant. What im wondering is how this impacts distance amongst other things.
Glad to see these coming in for the testing. I’m looking forward to following along and seeing the results.
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I can only assume that this was also part of the test? I did not order this and it showed up from Amazon today.
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Let’s goo. Dynamometer
I did the first protocol and think there will be some benefits for me and am excited. It was surprising how weak my grip in my lead left hand was compared to my right hand. It is also surprising that my hands and forearms were tired after tonight.
I plan to do the protocol every other day and use the dynamometer and journal twice a week to see if/how much I improve my grip strength and what impact it has on my game.