especially for full swing. looking for anything that might help my 10 year old?

I'd like to know if anyone had success with training aids period. I know its specific to what one is working on, but I see so many swing gizmos on a daily basis it makes me skeptical to explore any of them.

Each summer, I help run several golf camps / golf academy's for junior golfers. Along with
t-shirts and pizza, we generally try to give them things that help reinforce the drills and techniques we used during camp.
This year, I got custom made alignment sticks, a small weighted swing club with a training grip, a putting trainer- that helps with alignment and path, and an alignment tool to mark their golf balls. All of these items can be used indoors or out, carried in their bag, with an emphasis on alignment and a sound grip. Most of the Middle School kids I see now are still using these same items that gave them last summer.

Some of the best aides that I have used have been basic things that golfers have used for hundreds of years. Swinging a half empty bucket of balls. Puting a towel, glove, head cover under right arm to help prevent chicken wing. Alignment sticks to help alignment, coming over the top etc.

I bought an Xplanar and it has made a huge difference. It builds a repeatable swing. My oldest dropped 8 strokes within 3 weeks. If they'll use it, it will absolutely help.

REMARCH11 said:

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I bought an Xplanar and it has made a huge difference. It builds a repeatable swing. My oldest dropped 8 strokes within 3 weeks. If they'll use it, it will absolutely help.

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Always wanted to try one of these but can't afford the cost

I actually got a great deal on mine. I called them directly and he cute a deal on one that had a damaged box. There was absolutely nothing wrong the explanar, I have absolutely gotten my 600.00 back!!

Can any of these aids help a 32yr old mans swing? Asking for a friend...