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This drill is released training with the Sammy.

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So the Sammy is one of Martin Chucks' newest training aids which I was able to take a look

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at and I thought it was actually pretty cool.

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So I bootlegged my own.

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There's simply a badge retractor, right?

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So an ID badge retractor with an alligator clip.

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So if you ordered that, you have to make sure you order that type.

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And then all I did was put a rubber band or a rubber band instead of the ID badge holder.

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So I actually like this attachment better because I've got other attachments that I've

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created that work with this for how you're potentially training the club.

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So I'll show you what this does.

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Essentially I can use it in a variety of different ways and I'll probably have a series

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of videos here to help you see how to use them.

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First one I'm going to do is the trail arm.

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So I'm just going to take the alligator clip part and I'm going to go to the shoulder

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or the shirt seam and grab a hunk of clothing and put in there and then take the rubber

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band and place it either around my thumb or what I actually like to do is put it around

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my pinky kind of like this.

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So now if I have it around my pinky, I can feel a little bit of resistance and I can

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hear noise if I was to bend this.

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If I'm working on getting a little bit more width in the backswing, this provides some

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pretty good resistance or if I'm working on training more of this roll where I'd hit the

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chord if I were to actually roll versus if I was to wipe it pretty much go straight

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align along the chord.

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This gives me some a little bit of audits where you feedback.

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So it gives me some tactile as well but I really like the auditory component of how

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you can hear the chord extend through the shot as opposed to a lot of golfers who would

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more bend and wouldn't hear anything.

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I can also train this on the left shoulder or the left arm where if I put it in about

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the same position just as a kind of a general reference and then put it through in this case

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I do like the left thumb but you can again put it more with the left pinky.

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Either way it helps me feel that little bit of arm extension and here a little bit of arm

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extension through the release.

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You don't hear it quite as much as you feel it with this side because it's not changing

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quite as drastically.

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So then doing that release focusing on letting that arm extend instead of letting it contract.

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There's a variety of different ways I like to use this but these are two that help you

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with working on the release.