Why is that important?
I discovered that the pros all get under this "shallowing line" which ensures longer, straighter ball flight, perfectly flush contact, and the ability to consistently hit your target, whether with a driver or irons.
My epiphany was seeing that all pros get under this "shallowing line"
See, most amateur golfers start by hitting the ball off to the right:
If you struggle with shots to the right, shallowing your swing with the Blue Brick will get you hitting a sweet baby draw.
They attempt to correct for it by coming in over the top (swinging to the left) so they don't slice as badly...
Sadly, the ball usually still slices... it just moves left a little more first, AND you've lost a whole lot of speed on the ball.
Worst of all, the inconsistent contact you experience takes all of the joy out of playing.
But if you can shallow the club...
Then the clubface naturally drops into the slot - that magical point when the club's shaft basically matches your trail forearm - where you can FEEL it naturally...
And that makes everything... literally EVERYTHING... so much better.
The club automatically squares at impact, leading to flush contact...
And every shot easily flies farther and straighter...
Even with NO other changes to the swing.
A "Swiss Army Knife" training aid, the Blue Brick is ideal for practicing your alignment, club path and much more.
The Blue Brick uses "constraints-led learning" to force you to shallow the club at the perfectly correct angle - whether you're using a wedge, iron, or driver!