BIRDIE BALL LIMITED DISTANCE GOLF PRACTICE BALL 1

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The BirdieBall spins exactly like a golf ball. That is why it flies exactly like a golf ball, but for a shorter distance. The reverse spin around the BirdieBalls center of gravity created with the loft of the club (the larger the loft the higher the spin rate) is similar to a golf ball. When a golf ball fades (goes slightly right during its flight) or slices (goes far right during its flight) its axis is tilted for a right-handed golfer, from left to right. When it draws (goes slightly left during its flight) or hooks (goes far left during its flight), its axis is tilted for a right-handed golfer, from right to left.The non-dimpled surface as well as the straight sides resists flight. The radius on the leading edge and the aerodynamic hole through the center encourages flight and lift. The oscillation between the two as it rotates from air brake to airfoil makes the turbine sound. The lifting aspects help it hang in the air; the braking aspects reduce the distance it travels. The combination of the two makes it a short flight, long hang-time device.DistanceThe BirdieBall has a remarkably satisfying ball flight. It flies just far enough to show ball flight but short enough that you can hit them and retrieve then with minimal effort. Further, because the BirdieBall has golf ball like reverse spin and two flat sides they do not have forward roll when the land, in fact they back up on most surfaces. BirdieBalls fly about 40 yards on average. Beginners, young and old are often overwhelmed by the complexity of the game of golf - - the golf swing and the ability to make solid contact with the golf ball.For the intermediate golfer: As golfers advance in skill, continuing to develop a functional and repeatable golf swing is the most important aspect of improvement. Expert golfers need only perfect what they have already learned to do well.

BirdieBall as Fitness and Exercise Tool

Yes, BirdieBalls are a great golf swing trainer but they are something else as well. They are unbelievably fun and they are addicting. Staying focused on making BirdieBalls fly properly make them a wonderful fitness and exercise tool. Schools and physical educators around the world are embracing a concept called fitness for life. The idea is to create activities that we enjoy doing that involve getting off of the couch. BirdieBall is one of those ideas. Golf is a sport that we can play all of our lives. Walking, an eighteen hole golf course can mean walking as much as seven miles in a period of about four hours. Walking this far every day according to most medical experts will keep you lean and strong. Further, walking and swinging a golf club are considered low impact exercises, exercises that are kind to our bones and joints.

How does BirdieBall help us stay healthy?

Getting good at striking a golf ball takes a lot of practice. Striking a golf ball is not an easy thing to do. Repetition is the key to getting good. Further, the practice needs to be effective and easily accessible. BirdieBalls give instant and accurate feedback and can be done at home or very near home. Driving ranges are expensive. To get good enough to have fun playing golf, hundreds of hours need to be spent working on the coordination needed to be an effective ball striker. With a small investment we can all have a driving range in our own backyard. The exercise comes not just from the golf swing itself but from the shagging process. BirdieBalls travel on average about 40-50 yards. The fewer BirdieBalls an individual has means the more trips across the yard to pick it (them) up. A person with a dozen BirdieBalls wanting to take 100 swings would walk about a half a mile by the time they finished their 100 swings of practice. The best part is that the time exercising is the same time spent thinking about the next 12 swings and what should be done to improve the accuracy of the next batch. Cut your BirdieBall practice pile down to six balls and you have a mile under your belt in no time at all. Personally I like more swings and more BirdieBalls. My typical practice session in my back yard is with about 18 balls and 300 swings. Lets do the math. We take the total number of swings, multiplied by the average distance in yards, multiplied by the number three to convert this distance to feet, divide this number by 5280, the number of feet in one mile that the balls have traveled, divide this number by the number of BirdieBalls you are practicing with and you have it, you have the number of miles that you have traveled. Here is the answer: 300 swings x 45 yards = 13,500 yards. 13,500 yards x 3 feet = 40,500 feet. 40,500 feet / 5280 ft/mile = 7.7 miles of BirdieBall flight. 7.7 miles divided by 18 = .43 of a mile. .43 miles plus about another 25% for a relatively tight pattern of BirdieBalls gives you about .54 of a mile or a little over a half a mile. Here is an added benefit. Bend over to pick them up, thats right do some knee bends of some toe touches and the old six pack starts to poke through again. In the example of my workout above, that is 300 toe touches on top of my half mile walk, all in about 30 to 40 minutes. Plus if you are erratic with the BirdieBalls at first some the left and some to the right, you may actually have half again more walking than the person who puts them in a nice tight pattern.

Johns 300 Swing Exercise Highlights:

- A half a mile of walking.
- Three hundred toe touches
- Three hundred torso turns while swinging
- Three hundred time my eye sees the golf club hit the BirdieBall
- Pain free and focus on BirdieBalls flying rather than Calories flying.

The end result for me. I am now a great ball striker and my six pack is coming back slowly but surely
 

Being original with BirdieBalls

BirdieBalls are great for backyard games. Play horseshoes, get a baseball glove and play catch. Play closest to the pin. Play the neighborhood course. You know the oneit starts in your front yard goes across and up the street to your neighbors trash cans that are still out from the days trash service. Obviously, it is free form and you can make it up as you go. Any skill challenge in golf is a chance to have major fun. Adults can grab their favorite adult beverage and play drinking games if so inclined. After all what goes better than a cold one and golf. Event planners get ready. BirdieBalls are the best way to fundraise, or be a splash to your corporate event You can play the neighborhood games described above or set up a target and shoot for prizes. Cap off the championship with closest to the pin. Once again, Any skill challenge in golf is a chance to have major fun. Adults will compete for hours trying to win that grand prize of a weekend away!     OK you are on campus and you are going through withdrawals because you have not swung the old golf club in a while. Grab a buddy, borrow a club from Biff and take your BirdieBalls and StrikePad out to the common area and have a swing or ten. Make a course through central campus and pretty soon it is like the Pied Piper. This is great bait for the opposite sex. What are you doing there? Can I try? See what I mean.     One of the more Out of the Box concepts that we have seen is the old off of the Houseboat target range. Notice in this picture that the author is raining on the old floating target. I have to admit that after a few hours of cruising around Lake Powell, it is nice to be able to pull over and whack the old BirdieBall. If you are out on the lake for more than a couple of days this is a necessity. Gambling on results? I cant give any advice there. Suffice to say, you can always make it a working vacation.     From the sunny shores of Lake Powell to Minnesota in January. Ice fishing and BirdieBall will get food on the table and your swing grooved all winter. These are definitely your avid golfer types!

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