Power Swing Fan

Power Swing Fan by Dr. Gary Wirens

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BACKSWING
With a proper backswing, the player will take the Swing Fan back smoothly, keeping the arms extended until the shaft angle reaches about 45 degrees. The air resistance from the fins will discouage the player from picking the club up.
At this point, the right arm will begin to fold. At the top of the swing the player should strive to keep their left arm extended, and the right arm in a good 90 degree angle position.
DOWNSWING
Again, the natural air resistance from the fins will encourage the player to follow the path of least resistance & start the downswing correctly. The right elbow and hands will drop as if they had the air let out of them, keeping the hands cocked in a powerful pre-impact lag position.
RELEASE & FINISH
Immediately following impact, the Swing Fan should rotate counterclockwise. This will put you in an extended `shake hands' position. Properly extending your arms is critical to optimize distance, control, weight transfer and accuracy.
Finish the swing in a relaxed manner, allowing the arms to fold the hands over the left shoulder. The weight should be about 90 percent on the left foot, with the right foot coming off the ground onto the toe.