Mirrored headgear sports training system

Sports training apparatus comprising:

• a large substantially reflective surface that is adapted to reflect a golfer's side which is opposite the direction he is driving the ball;
• a headgear support means for a pair of angularly arranged mirrors;
• wherein a member of said pair is so disposed that the light rays emanating from the said reflective surface is directed horizontally onto the said mirror member;
• wherein the angular spacing between said pair is within a range of an acute angle and is so arranged that light rays reflected from said member of said pair is directed horizontally onto said member's mate;
• therewith positioning of said mate is in full view of the user as he performs;
• wherein said reflective surface further comprising a diagram including a pair of substantially vertically straight guidelines for defining a space for the golfer's shoulders, vertebrae prominence, and feet;
• wherein substantially horizontally straight guidelines equidistantly spaced and placed between said pair of vertical lines providing a measure for a proper amount of lowering of the golfer's torso when he flexes his knees;
• substantially horizontally and vertically straight lines establishing a grid for the location of a ball;
• wherein said diagram further comprising two adhering moveable strips;
• one establishing the proper backswing plane for a clubshaft, a clubhead, and, the golfers leading arm during the upper extents of the backswing;
• the other strip establishing the proper path for a golfer's hands, the clubshaft and clubhead during the return of the club to the ground.

A sports training apparatus comprising:

• a large mirror disposed to reflect an image of an athlete and is adapted to rest on the ground or to be supported by a stationary structure;
• one or more moveable strips which aide in the visualizations of proper swing motions;
• a pair of angularly arranged mirrors which are suspended in the air by a supportive means;
• wherein a member of said pair is so positioned that the light rays reflecting from said large mirror are directed horizontally onto said mirror member;
• wherein the angular spacing between said pair of angular mirrors is within a range of an acute angle and so arranged that the light rays reflected from said mirror member are directed horizontally onto said member's mate;
• therewith the positioning of said mate is in full view of the user as he performs.