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Seve Ballesteros, who has been battling brain cancer for more than a year, has fully recovered after falling off a golf cart and banging his head on the ground last week in Pedrena, northern Spain.

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GOLF ROUNDUP: Fort Payne boys edge Boaz (The Times-Journal)
Nick Snay and Zac McCurdy both shot even-par 36 on Tuesday and led the Fort Payne High School boys� golf team past Boaz 158-165 at Terrapin Hills. It was the second straight tight match for Fort Payne, which lost by two strokes to Scottsboro at Terrapin on Monday.

Seve Ballesteros OK after cart fall (AP via Yahoo! Sports)
Seve Ballesteros, who has been battling brain cancer for more than a year, has fully recovered after falling off a golf cart and banging his head on the ground last week in Pedrena, northern Spain. The three-time British Open champion underwent hospital exams for four days before being discharged. The 52-year-old Spaniard banged his head on the ground when he fell out of the vehicle.

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Posted by Roger on December 11, 2005

New Invention Helps Golfers Improve Their Grip and Swing

MaxiSwing is a new product that avid tennis players and golfers are going to love. It works by making sure that golfers and tennis players establish and hold the correct grip to improve the swing and produce better results in practice and during competition.

“Many training aids are produced, but not many of them can be used during competition,�? says V. Collucci, CEO of VL Enterprises and inventor of the MaxiSwing Golf and Tennis Straps. The newly patented product works by attaching to a golf club or tennis racket and then automatically “straps�? the players' fingers into exactly the right position.

Improves Golf Grip:
"Nothing is more important than the proper grip! This is exactly what I teach in my facility,�? says golf professional Bobby Corbo, who has played in the PGA Senior tour, Nitro Tour and appeared on the cover of Golf Illustrated. “Grip and hand location are the foundation of a great swing. This product makes it easy for every golfer to easily attain the best grip and hand location."

Improves Tennis Swing:
Tennis professional Harout Doghramadjion, who teaches at the Bogota Racket Club, in Bogota, N.J., endorses the MaxiSwing Tennis Grip. “This is not only a great teaching aid but is a great tennis grip. My students use it in practice and for games, too.�?

Help for Arthritic Players:
Athletes with hand disabilities, including arthritis, diseased hands, or missing digits can use MaxiSwing to enable them to continue and compete in golf tournaments or tennis matches. The special patented design of the MaxiSwing Golf and Tennis Straps allows athletes to hold their rackets or clubs lightly, but firmly, and without pain.

“I suffer from arthritis in my hands and knees myself,�? says Collucci. “I invented the product for people who have disabilities, so that that they can compete in comfort.�?

The MaxiSwing Golf Adjustable Swing Strap and MaxisSwing Tennis Adjustable Swing Strap, patented by VL Enterprises LLC, are available in sets of three for $29.95.

For more information, visit www.maxiswing.com or call Toll Free @1-866-Go4-Maxi.