the_coach
Journeyman Pro
posted this piece in brakets/quotes in a thread a while back
{"3d systems no doubt are now the next big 'breakthrough tech' in moving forwards to be able to quantify better what's happening in golf swing motions after launch monitor data
so now coaches have available the ability to combine 3d motion data, 3d ground force data, launch monitors and video
and the 3d stuff already shown some things that happen in a good swing motion model that in some respects is 'new' information
plus super slow motion availability from 'phantom' cameras
plus the highly sophisticated 3d system in japan at the shaft makers fujikura - 'enso'
with trackman now kinda adding more '3d' capability with trackman 4 the first 'dual radar technology' system - rumor has it they are also developing capability to add a unit to identify strike on the front of the clubface - so wouldn't be surprised to see 3d capabilities added to this along the ways
already out here in the market are more professional systems from 'gears', 'swinguru', 'myswing', 'jacobs3d' plus the '3d motion platform of 'catalyst' & probably a bunch more"}
thought I'd bring it back up for discussion (for any folks that may be interested that is) as this article was published today in GolfWRX on 3D analysis and the GEARS system in particular
http://www.golfwrx.com/395862/gears...nology-for-golf-instruction-and-club-fitting/
have no doubt this all will rattle a few feathers/beliefs among not only forumers but also in the PGA teaching/coaching fraternity
3d has already begun to in it's bringing to the fore the term "relative plane/s" a term that's already caused some confusion in a thread in the experts section little while back
a book that's also just been published this august written with reference to the many findings out of a new 3d analysis software (bunch of the stuff around - 'relative plane' - 'hubpath' - 'highend tour players producing negative gamma torque' prior to impact .... and a whole bunch more)
these 3D analysis software findings has already begun to stir up some of the more 'established' PGA teaching industry
this 'ground breaking' software originates from software written the the mid to late 1990's, this a 'swing and club' technical optimizing program written for the USGA
one of the first video's to begin to address some of these very early findings on how the club is moving what the Tour folks were doing in a swing motion for this to happen to the club from transition to impact was uploaded to youtube some 5 years ago
again my guess would be most folks would have pretty much discounted this video straightways (wrongly though would be my take)
interested to hear from those who are interested in how the development and direction of golf teaching is moving
get that for many folks all this stuff won't be their 'bag' at all
[video=youtube;mfDasDW1RbM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfDasDW1RbM[/video]
{"3d systems no doubt are now the next big 'breakthrough tech' in moving forwards to be able to quantify better what's happening in golf swing motions after launch monitor data
so now coaches have available the ability to combine 3d motion data, 3d ground force data, launch monitors and video
and the 3d stuff already shown some things that happen in a good swing motion model that in some respects is 'new' information
plus super slow motion availability from 'phantom' cameras
plus the highly sophisticated 3d system in japan at the shaft makers fujikura - 'enso'
with trackman now kinda adding more '3d' capability with trackman 4 the first 'dual radar technology' system - rumor has it they are also developing capability to add a unit to identify strike on the front of the clubface - so wouldn't be surprised to see 3d capabilities added to this along the ways
already out here in the market are more professional systems from 'gears', 'swinguru', 'myswing', 'jacobs3d' plus the '3d motion platform of 'catalyst' & probably a bunch more"}
thought I'd bring it back up for discussion (for any folks that may be interested that is) as this article was published today in GolfWRX on 3D analysis and the GEARS system in particular
http://www.golfwrx.com/395862/gears...nology-for-golf-instruction-and-club-fitting/
have no doubt this all will rattle a few feathers/beliefs among not only forumers but also in the PGA teaching/coaching fraternity
3d has already begun to in it's bringing to the fore the term "relative plane/s" a term that's already caused some confusion in a thread in the experts section little while back
a book that's also just been published this august written with reference to the many findings out of a new 3d analysis software (bunch of the stuff around - 'relative plane' - 'hubpath' - 'highend tour players producing negative gamma torque' prior to impact .... and a whole bunch more)
these 3D analysis software findings has already begun to stir up some of the more 'established' PGA teaching industry
this 'ground breaking' software originates from software written the the mid to late 1990's, this a 'swing and club' technical optimizing program written for the USGA
one of the first video's to begin to address some of these very early findings on how the club is moving what the Tour folks were doing in a swing motion for this to happen to the club from transition to impact was uploaded to youtube some 5 years ago
again my guess would be most folks would have pretty much discounted this video straightways (wrongly though would be my take)
interested to hear from those who are interested in how the development and direction of golf teaching is moving
get that for many folks all this stuff won't be their 'bag' at all
[video=youtube;mfDasDW1RbM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfDasDW1RbM[/video]
