SensoGlove

• Price$89.95
• Product CodeSENSOG
• Manufacturer:SensoGlove

SensoGlove - Golf Training Glove
SensoGlove is the first and only golf glove with built-in sensors that constantly read the pressure of your grip. Practicing with SensoGlove will teach you the correct grip pressure for a smooth, consistent swing that delivers greater distance, enhanced precision and lower scores!

Benefits of the SensoGlove

• Better rhythm, tempo, & timing • Natural turning & cocking of the shoulders, arms, & wrists • Increased use of the big body muscles & decreased use of a death grip • Natural opening, closing, and, and release of the club head • An "unforced" motion • Increased clubhead awareness • Higher acceleration of the arms for maximum power & distance

Maintaining a lighter grip pressure is regularly discussed in every magazine and by all the professional golfers and teaching pros. The trouble is it’s difficult to learn exactly what they mean by a light grip pressure and most golfers end up swinging with a death grip.

SensoGlove’s built-in digital computer actively monitors your grip with sensors placed strategically throughout the glove, providing instant feedback at all the points of your swing. SensoGlove’s audio feedback warns you at the moment your grip becomes too tight, allowing you to learn and maintain correct grip pressure at every point of your swing.

Everything about your swing is affected by the way you hold the club! SensoGlove will teach you the best grip for every part of your game!

the first and only golf glove with a built-in computer that constantly reads your grip pressure. Using small, highly responsive sensors, the SensoGlove provides audio and visual feedback about your exact grip pressure on the club.

Every golfer wants to hit the ball far and the natural instinct is to swing harder and faster. But trying to swing with more power causes a death grip, creating tension in the hands, wrists, arms and shoulders. The result is a less than smooth swing and, even worse, tightened muscles. Tight muscles result in slower – not faster – club head speed.