Jim McLean: X-Factor II

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Jim McLean: X-Factor II

Jim McLean: X-Factor II -- Learn Power Positions, Power Moves, And Body Angles That Create Power Jim McLean updates his popular X-factor teaching concept with this DVD and includes new research, drills and pictures updated in an INTERACTIVE format. Containing over 125 minutes of informative instructional information, this DVD will make understanding the X factor easier than ever. Every golfer wants to hit the ball farther and that is what the X-Factor is all about. The X-Factor, a scientifically proven swing method that takes into account the differential between the turn of the hips and the turn of the shoulders, helping you create more torque. It's how you turn, not how much. Jim McLean uses exciting new research to illustrate how to reach your maximum "X" by maximizing your shoulder turn and minimizing your hip turn. McLean shows you the correct body movements to produce an efficient golf swing and powerful results. This DVD is a must have for the golfer serious about gaining distance!
Jim McLean's illustrious career has made him an icon to the entire golf industry. His teaching and work with professional and amateur golfers alike has not only improved thousands of golfers technique, but has increased their enjoyment of the game by helping them to lower their scores.

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Review: I've bought plenty of golf videos and I can't say they were all very helpful to me. But the X-Factor II is a good one and I have watched it a number of times.

Don Knowles , Richmond, USA

Review: The product is relativley inexpensive for what it does. So far my game had improved considerably and I'm looking forward to the summer.

Deshawn Sloan , Birmingham, USA

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