Mind Drive Receives Seal Of Excellence From Testing Facility
GolfTest USA Gives New Training Aid Thumbs Up
(PRWEB) July 24, 2006 -- Mind Drive, a new dietary supplement that just hit the market last month, was awarded GolfTest USA’s Seal Of Excellence on July 7, 2006. GolfTest USA, one of the nation’s leading golf testing facilities, began testing of Mind Drive in May of 2006.
Mind Drive was designed by Mind Sports Nutrition (http://www.mind-sports.com) of Eatontown, NJ. It is the first product ever developed to enhance both the mental and physical aspects of sports and everyday activities. Mind Drive is found to be of great benefit to golfers in particular, as golf is the most challenging sport that incorporates very stressful mental conditions. The all natural product has also been utilized as a great training aid and performance enhancer to improve muscle memory, learning, focus, and concentration.
Wayne Williams, the testing director of GolfTest USA in Green Valley, Arizona was astonished at the results of Mind Drive during the test “While we do our best not to have any preconceived notions about any product we test, we initially were skeptical that a dietary supplement could actually improve your game. But the testing concludes that the science behind the product is quite valid. GolfTest USA was impressed at the feedback we received on Mind Drive from our test subjects and we had people talking about how much more focused they were, how their scores were dropping and how much better they felt while using Mind Drive.” said Williams.
The overall evaluation based on the results compiled in the test is that Mind Drive will help a majority of golfers play better golf, lower their scores, lower their stress level, and increase focus and concentration. The GolfTest USA test summary concluded that an impressive 60% of the testers reported positive results while taking Mind Drive.
Williams concluded, “We were so excited by the results we have decided to award Mind Drive our Seal of Excellence. The positive results that Mind Drive achieved far exceeded our expectations. We do not take awarding the GolfTest USA Seal of Excellence lightly. We do not want any golfers to be disappointed in any product they use based on the recommendation of test results from GolfTest USA. Therefore, only products that have shown to be of superior quality, value and performance qualify to be awarded our Seal of Excellence.”
Some of the test results were more than positive. One of the participants with the most improved results was Peggy Sullenberger. Since she began taking Mind Drive two months ago she has lowered her USGA handicap from 12 to 8. That is a 50% improvement over an already low handicap. Recently she broke the course record for women at her home course shooting a 71 while using Mind Drive. The course record at Green Valley Country Club had stood for 35 years.
Mind Drive is a safe all natural dietary supplement that contains vitamins, amino acids and herbs that increase communication from the brain to the muscle. The safety aspect of the product is most impressive, as it does not contain steroids or addictive substances such as ephedrine, caffeine, or amphetamines. The product is currently being used by PGA tour athletes and recommended by top PGA instructors.
Testing has shown great promise for the new technology. In fact, third party testing at the Taylor Made MATT testing facility showed that 80% of the golfers had improved the consistency of their golf swing, club face angle as well as an increase club head speed. Mind Sports also has tested the product at the New Jersey Neurological Institute in Livingston, NJ and found that the same percentage of people (80%) had improved reaction time, memory and planning times.
For more information on the results of the test conducted by GolfTest USA please go to http://www.golftestusa.com.
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