The Golf Swing Speed Challenge Promises To Help Clients Hit Longer Drives And Feel Better About Themselves On The Course

Online, August 23, 2010 (Newswire.com) - August 24, 2010 - The Golf Swing Speed Challenge is a new program that was designed to help golfers increase swing speed and hit the golf ball further than they've ever hit it before. Alex Gairdner, the developer of The Golf Swing Speed Challenge, says that the program, which has been on the market for only two weeks, is being sought after by golfers from all over the world who are using it to hit longer drives and feel better about them.

Gairdner claims he developed the techniques included with the Golf Swing Speed Challenge in order to improve his game. The result was an increase in his swing speed by 20.2 mph in just 56 days. After that, he says he tested the program on golfers all over the world, and each person who completed the program increased heir golf swing speed and hit the ball longer.

Gairdner, who has a degree in sports science and exercise physiology, plus a degree in physiotherapy, claims he used his extensive knowledge of the human body to develop a specialized program to help golfers improve their game. He states, "I set about creating a program that I could do in the 20 minutes or so I have free each day that would help me hit the ball further. The exercises are arranged in a very specialized order to give the golfer the biggest improvement for the small amount of time they're spending doing the program. After worldwide testing where every golfer who completed this program increased their swing speed it is now available to the general golf public so they too can enjoy longer drives."

Gairdner promises that every person who completes the program will enjoy golf more because they'll be hitting the ball further, better and with less effort, they'll hit the ball straighter because their golf swing will be more powerful and in more control, and they'll feel better as the program will have a great positive effect on clients' golf games as well as their lives.

For more information on The Golf Swing Speed Challenge program, visit the website at: http://www.golfswingspeedchallenge.com

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