Customer Testimonials
Just to say thanks for the product and information.
I purchased a SacroWedgy many years ago only on intuition. I was beginning to golf at the time and had the naivet not to know that there are more bad golf instructors out there than there are good ones.
I tried the SacroWedgy a few times but, again, ignorance kept me from capitalizing on the benefits (though instructions were fine) and just threw the Wedgy in the drawer and forgot about it.
Fast forward to an accomplished swing, and a dedicated weight training lifestyle (not excessive), and a true appreciation of the stabilizing muscles involved in a relaxed core / pain free lower back.
But even with this going for me I can push myself too hard at times being very active with both range practice and the gym without enough recovery time.
Out of desperation one night I retrieved the SacroWedgy out of the drawer it had been in all this time and just suffered though the array of changing pain as each muscle slowly began to release tension, and crawled back into bed.
The next day I woke up with new hips & back. I’ve since been using the SacroWedgy regularly even though it sometimes feels as though there’s nothing to relax. But I ‘get it’ now.
Recently I pulled the included instructions out of my files and noticed a supplemental piece of paper addressing the golf swing. At the bottom of the page it shows Illustration #3 - A“ level rotation does not cause ‘golfers back“.
This important statement (though it depends on many other factors of course) is something the vast majority of hackers simply do not understand nor do they know how to even go about rotating the lower body to achieve a more level belt line. To read this I laughed out loud that such an important fundamental was pointed out in a back maintenance product manual and that I most likely glazed over this key only to spend years figuring out the golf swing to arrive at this myself. Its not just a ‘safe’ way to swing a club its THE way for both power & control.
I will be recommending your product to whomever I feel is in need.
I purchased a SacroWedgy many years ago only on intuition. I was beginning to golf at the time and had the naivet not to know that there are more bad golf instructors out there than there are good ones.
I tried the SacroWedgy a few times but, again, ignorance kept me from capitalizing on the benefits (though instructions were fine) and just threw the Wedgy in the drawer and forgot about it.
Fast forward to an accomplished swing, and a dedicated weight training lifestyle (not excessive), and a true appreciation of the stabilizing muscles involved in a relaxed core / pain free lower back.
But even with this going for me I can push myself too hard at times being very active with both range practice and the gym without enough recovery time.
Out of desperation one night I retrieved the SacroWedgy out of the drawer it had been in all this time and just suffered though the array of changing pain as each muscle slowly began to release tension, and crawled back into bed.
The next day I woke up with new hips & back. I’ve since been using the SacroWedgy regularly even though it sometimes feels as though there’s nothing to relax. But I ‘get it’ now.
Recently I pulled the included instructions out of my files and noticed a supplemental piece of paper addressing the golf swing. At the bottom of the page it shows Illustration #3 - A“ level rotation does not cause ‘golfers back“.
This important statement (though it depends on many other factors of course) is something the vast majority of hackers simply do not understand nor do they know how to even go about rotating the lower body to achieve a more level belt line. To read this I laughed out loud that such an important fundamental was pointed out in a back maintenance product manual and that I most likely glazed over this key only to spend years figuring out the golf swing to arrive at this myself. Its not just a ‘safe’ way to swing a club its THE way for both power & control.
I will be recommending your product to whomever I feel is in need.