Tour Tempo (Project)

I'll see what I can do.    

So Stroh has this cd, lets say he calls this cd "Random Beep Beep Beeps That Calm and Sooth Me".

He downloads this cd of beep beep beeps that calm and sooth him to the i tunes yada yada yada, now AndyLo can download the beep beep beeps to sooth him.

 

Ummmmmmmmmm Ok.

Let's say that Stroh has this cd, he calls this cd "Well Rhythm'd Beep Beep Beeps that calm and sooth me"

He downloads this cd of well rhythm'd beep beep beeps that calm and sooth him to the i tunes thingymajiggy, now AndyLo can download the beep beep beeps and transfer them to Mp3 to sooth him.

Wink wink, nudge nudge, know what I mean know what I mean?

Ummmmmmmmmm Ok.

Let's pretend that I'm talking about going around US copyright laws and that you know what the fark I'm talking about.

 

http://media.putfile.com/fast-55-55

http://media.putfile.com/medium-41

http://media.putfile.com/slow-32-36

Find out which tempo suits you the best (I'm 21/7), and try using it during a range session. At first you'll struggle to keep in sync with the Tour Tempo tones, but once you get the hang of it, it's easy.

There are three tones repeated over and over with a percussion beat going on in the background. As soon as you hear the first tone (1), start your backswing. Don't anticipate it. They have accounted for the reaction time. As soon as you hear the second tone (2), start your downswing. The third tone should sound at the same time as impact.

Try to work the Tour Tempo tones to your preshot routine.

example:

Tone 1: both feet together with clubhead behind the ball

Tone 2: Left foot placement

Tone 3: Right foot placement

Then you can skip the next set of three tones, as you waggle and look at the target.

Start your swing on the set of three tones after that.