I recently watched a Haney Project episode on the Golf Channel in which he told Rush Limbaugh to do at least 100 practice swings, without a ball, daily to improve his game. Since I have never been able to hit a draw shot and most of my drives off the tee tend to fade (sometimes badly), I decided to give it a try. It also occurred to me that while attempting to work on my swing while hitting a ball, my attention would be divided. If I concentrated on my swing mechanics, I would mishit the ball. If I concentrated on hitting the ball, I would screw up my swing. After no more than two weeks of doing practice swings I am no longer fading the ball and can hit a consistent draw shot, although I sometimes pull my shots to the left. I believe I can correct this with additional work. The important thing is to be sure you are using the proper form in your practice swings. Start out in slow motion to be sure your hands are in proper position at the impact point and practice where you can see your reflection. I do mine in front of a window in my back yard so I don't have to worry about hitting something in the house. I also vary the club with which I do the swings. Hope this can help someone to be able to hit better shots. Incidentally, I am a high handicap senior golfer (75 years old). I had been having trouble hitting past 150 yard off the tee. Now I'm hitting shots with my 8 iron (teed up) 120-140 yds.