FAQ

I would check the distance you stand from the ball first , if you’re too close the hosel is in place for impact

If a slice and a fade are happening with single plane, then the path of swing has to be outside to in.. therefore slider will help keep the path more neutral in turn improving the ball flight (draw)

The Slider:

Controls how you move your arm in the swing.

Keeps your arm close to your side but not pinned.

Build the correct top of the back swing position and makes the downswing easier.

https://youtu.be/xFVrFxJHasc?si=5dDnHmrMi0lj2h1z

The TRS Ball:

It helps with arm structure for the backswing.

Good impact position and keeps the arms in position in the through swing.

https://youtu.be/WhrGLl1VeuI?si=Smq6IfY0Ke14aXk-

Absolutely, we’d recommend half swings to train the movement

The TRS Slider is actually designed to help with that exact issue by stopping your trail arm from getting out of position, which often contributes to early extension.

Yes! It will force your arms to be in sync with your body, which should help with your shanks

Adjust the Slider using the instructional video:

(Here is the link to an instructional video from our Founder and ex-European tour player, Liam Bond, on how to do it. https://drive.google.com/file/d/17uuhOBS546sGD3rpqSjHlkg7c4y5vZLe/view?usp=sharing)

It can be used with driver, but mainly we advise practicing with irons, as the feedback would be better :)

Here are two instructional videos from Robert Rock on how to use the Slider,

https://youtu.be/xFVrFxJHasc?feature=shared

https://youtu.be/pyKNxNLPkAM?feature=shared

The Slider can help with hooking, as it creates a good transition in the downswing

The slider can be used for all handicaps, no one is exempt from finding the perfect backswing position

The main use for the slider is to correct arm position at top of backswing and a pure impact position… by doing this if you “slice “ it will promote a better position and therefore help fix a slice

The large Slider extends to a max of 50”.

All arm bands are a standard size, we are working on developing a bigger arm strap.

The Slider is ambidextrous, it works exactly the same for both left and right handed golfers.

When you put it on your chest, make sure that the logo on the buckle is right side around, and then you can slide the pink arm strap behind your back to the desired arm. There is no need for a new version or a different version. It's the same one for both left and right handed players. If you would like, I can send you a video on how to move the strap to the desired side.

Yes, the Slider is adjustable.

Single plane or not you still need good arm structure to the backswing

Go large to be safe.

Yes, our Founder’s 8 year old uses it.

The slider is called a slider as it slides around the rib cage the swing jacket ties the arm to your side, not what we like , too restrictive.

No, the Slider keeps your arm at your side without keeping it pinned.

There are many reasons people order more than 1 Slider

To have a spare

For coaches

Ordering for family and friends

You don’t necessarily need more than 1.

It mostly happens when the chest strap and arm strap aren’t in a line across when standing up straight.

Yes nothing is bulletproof and you are able to slice from many positions,

The slider really does make it difficult to slice, and encourages the best impact position that will in turn make it almost impossible to slice.

The main difference here is that with a glove, you can't move the trail arm - it's genuinely pinned to your armpit - which is so unlike a real swing.

The slider allows your trail arm to 'slide' in the backswing which is the natural movement.

This difference is very important in being able to practice your swing with your trail arm tucked in for better backswing and impact position.

This video from Robert Rock helps explain a little too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyKNxNLPkAM&t=28s

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I does help with exit , as it stops the arms leaving the body and keeps the right arm sliding on the ribcage , giving a pure exit left

Better than swing link, the sliding action allows the freedom to slide across body, so that the arms aren’t pinned down

If the club face is open it will encourage a slice or a right shot, need that club face square to target line

The TRS ball will be better to keep the elbows from separating, a tool most players on Tour use for this reason

It doesn’t stop you coming over the top but certainly helps to stop it,

It will encourage the correct arm movement from top of backswing which in time will eradicate the over the top move.

It pins your trail arm to your body which forces you into the right backswing and downswing position - just like the right impact position the pros use. If you hook or slice this will get you feeling exactly where you should be at impact as opposed to trying to force it without a training aid. This video also helps: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFVrFxJHasc&t=1s

The Slider helps perfectly with an overswing as it restricts your trail arm from moving back past your body. You’ll be forced into a compact backswing with no overswing at all

It will help you with appropriate width, but won’t let you practice extra width

The slider really does make it difficult to slice, and encourages the best impact position that will in turn make it almost impossible to slice.

It will help you with appropriate width, but won’t let you practice extra width

Yes, the Slider can definitely help with casting! It’s designed to sync up your body and arms, which helps eliminate that casting motion. Hope this helps you get those pure strikes!

Yes, really helps with getting in the slot. Watch all the videos and you’ll see :)

No it won’t keep left arm bent it doesn’t restrict the left arm at all

Yes - your arms will be more in sync with the body which will help to stabilise the club at impact

Yes this will help because you are forced to keep arms closer to body and not drift away :)

Yes definitely as the trail arm is under control

Yes as holding the right arm in doesn’t let it move, so it actually isn’t realistic. This lets your right arm still rotate around the body :)

Yes, it can.

The medium does extend to a max of 42 inches.

If you're on the larger size of 42, I would go for Large just to give you more wiggle room.

However, when it comes, give it a try ,and if it doesn't fit, we can organize an exchange for you.

You will draw without it as your hands and arms become more free after using it, you need to memorise the feels and try to replicate when not using. Hope this helps!

Follow-through will feel restricted as it’s making the body and arms work more together, hence not throwing the arms to follow through in a disconnect. For reference, take a look at Tommy Fleetwood through impact, this is so connected and key to great ball striking. Hope this helps!

If you avoid early extension and keep rotating, it shouldn’t narrow you at all.

You will lose a little bit as you are training a new movement, so controlled speed is better. Once you have the movement sorted, you will have a more efficient swing and actually hit it further

The towel drill is unnatural and keeps the trail arm locked in. The key difference is that with the Slider, it can still move around

Yes, the Slider can definitely help with that! It's designed to help you get your body and arms more synced up, which can prevent the clubhead from coming too far from the inside and causing those thin, heel contact shots.

The slider will help you put the trail arm into the best place in the backswing to make your swing more efficient, there are many reasons for hooking, but we would recommend maintaining good clubface control with the downswing with the slider and that really should even out to a more neutral ball flight

If ball flight is low and duck hook is your shot, the Slider will tidy up your backswing and with some quality practice time, delivering the club from a neat backswing position will give the best chance of that straighter ball flight 👌

It will help keep arms connected in the backswing and downswing, helping you focus on early extension. It won’t directly fix early extension, but it makes sure you’re not trying to fix multiple things at once

Yes by not coming over the top and steep

Helps body rotation including hips

We have had a couple of customers wear the Slider on their lead arm and have found it very helpful.

3 allow correct approach and exit to avoid any excessive path errors which cause hook 🪝

You can achieve necessary extension with all clubs . Extra extension where arms come off body isn’t ideal

Not at all times

Range and practice only not competitive

Doesn’t have to fold too much it’s only enhancing connection

Helps rotation

Trail elbow should ideally still be slightly connected at the top

Although if it separates at the top to achieve a longer backswing it’s not bad just has to reconnect on the way down

Blow the ball up in a bucket of water and see if there is a puncture.

We suggest many rehearsal swings to perfect the movement, then half wedge shots until you get good at it, keep the speed of swing down and you’ll be fine

No, only men’s regular and midsize.