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**HQTheodore** · 01-13-2011, 03:57 PM

Thanks guys.

Gus, I appreciate your comment. It was basically impossible to do a study anywhere near as thorough as the one on the company's website, but I wanted to see what, if any, effects I saw.

I couldn't think of way to objectively (and easily) judge my accuracy with full swings, especialy after reading your review of the study and seeing that they were talking more about 'good' shots as opposed to actually seeing how far the ball was from a target. I figured I would take subjectiveness out of the equation with putting. You either make it or you don't.

As for the matching, I did it at the beginning of the test and saved the link. I didn't go back to it until the end of the testing, so no practice lol. In the end, I was just looking to do the best 'experiement' I could. It wouldn't stand up in a medical journal, but inquiring minds wanted to know!

You hit the nail on the head though- the IQbar isn't about hitting fairways, it's about improving concentration and I can't imagine two things that require more concentration than a 5ft putt and time/pressure situations like matching. Personally, I think the company would have been better off looking at putting than looking at driving, as I think it would highlight the advantages of the product even more than tee shots.

Again- great review and color me impressed!

01-13-2011, 03:57 PM	#6
HQTheodore Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 501 Senior Member	Thanks guys. Gus, I appreciate your comment. It was basically impossible to do a study anywhere near as thorough as the one on the company's website, but I wanted to see what, if any, effects I saw. I couldn't think of way to objectively (and easily) judge my accuracy with full swings, especialy after reading your review of the study and seeing that they were talking more about 'good' shots as opposed to actually seeing how far the ball was from a target. I figured I would take subjectiveness out of the equation with putting. You either make it or you don't. As for the matching, I did it at the beginning of the test and saved the link. I didn't go back to it until the end of the testing, so no practice lol. In the end, I was just looking to do the best 'experiement' I could. It wouldn't stand up in a medical journal, but inquiring minds wanted to know! You hit the nail on the head though- the IQbar isn't about hitting fairways, it's about improving concentration and I can't imagine two things that require more concentration than a 5ft putt and time/pressure situations like matching. Personally, I think the company would have been better off looking at putting than looking at driving, as I think it would highlight the advantages of the product even more than tee shots. Again- great review and color me impressed!
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