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@@jmv1608 some more to come from this serie every weeks

​Ok...I'll be waiting for the answer on video soon! Once again thank you for your job.

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@@PXGProto between Lead arm and shaft parallel to the ground before impact with lead foot point of force application toward the ball of the lead foot

@@markmadigan865 Thank you for the positive feedback! We are thrilled to hear that focusing on ground force has helped improve your contact. 👊👊👊💥💥💥

@@miket990 Thanks for your input! We aim to balance advanced insights with practical guidance. Your feedback is valuable, and we will continue working on delivering content that is easy to apply while staying impactful for all golfers.

Thanks for sharing your perspective. Our aim is to educate and provide insights into ground reaction force measure with our Smart2Move Dual Force plates, which has proven benefits for performance and injury prevention. We understand that some concepts may seem complex initially, but we're here to simplify and demonstrate their practical application. If you have specific questions, we would be happy to clarify further!

This is an IPad. Next update will offer the possibility to run it under Mac book pro too

@@cmulifer increase speed and reduce fatigue and injury !

On his way to Lv3

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Less us know what do you need for more details ?

???? can you be more specific bob ?

Hi Jack, Smart2Move HQ is located in Near Basel Switzerland But we do have teams all around the globe & more especially in USA / CANADA / China / Japan / South East Asia Based in Bangkok .... etc Let us know how we can help you ?

@@smart2move594 I live in Ontario Canada close to Detroit Michigan . where are you in Ontario or Michigan ?

Thank you very much ... more to come every weeks

Feel free to register to our webinar series directly on the Smart2move Website where we cover more study case ... Replay are available on our website too. :)

Beautiful .... Looking forward for your feedback

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Thank you so much 😀 Glad you enjoyed it

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thank you Steve :):)

Can't wait!

Thanks for your interest in our Dual Force Plates! The price is $13,900. If you have more questions or want to learn about our technology feel free to reach out directly with our team on Sales@smart2move.com

Thank you so much for your kind words! We're thrilled to hear that the training is helpful to you and your students :):). It means a lot to know our work is making an impact. More content is definitely on the way-stay tuned! Greetings from the entire Smart2Move team.

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It is on his way ... coming soon

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you very much John

most of the videos from the 2024 PGA show are available on our channel...

Thank you, & more to come soon

Thanks for the info!

nope for a right handy golfer .... mid trail foot is the optimal position during the Backswing

K I'm going to explain it, but you can just watch Dr.Kwon's video on torque, since it looks like they just copied it, and they even copied the stick figure from his research. I think that's why they don't explain it well, because they don't want it to be obvious that they got the the moment arm idea from Dr. Kwon. You shift to your right and turn in the backswing, but the turn is initiated with a push into the ground with the right foot. This gets your center of mass (approx. belly button area), moving back toward the target WHILE still rotating back. Then, as weight shifts to the left and you start to apply pressure into the ground with left foot, the horizontal force (that came from pushing the ground with the right foot) gradually turns into a vertical force - as viewed from face on. If the hozizontal force is significant enough and early enough, it will be well ahead of the center of mass, despite the fact that the center of mass has also shifted to the left. This creates a long moment arm, which allows you to increase the body's rotational speed without really increasing effort, but it happens very early in the downswing. Then, as you asked, this passes speed to the arms as the body starts to decelerate, then the hands, and ultimately the club. And you have more clubhead speed without going to the gym or really even trying to swing harder. I don't mind explaining this because I'm a Level2 Dr.Kwon instructor, and I know they are leaving all this info out of their explaination, maybe on purpose. I assume this comment will be deleted, but hopefully you can understand if you read it. Hope it helps.

@@nickcampbell8619 Thanks for taking the time and giving me this detailed answer! I'm familiar with Dr Kwon and I've seen his videos. I understand the concept of force x lever and so on, and I can also observe how the forces move through the swing. I guess I'm a bit more skeptical of the practical application of focusing on these forces when learning the swing. I'm much more in the camp of working a familiar pattern of movement (like throwing a ball) or Dr Kwons various drills with ropes and so on where people get comfortable with a single flowing motion. And even with your explanation, I'm not sure this information is more "actionable" than, let's say, simply starting by swinging a club (or rope) really slowly while paying attention to how the weight shifts and how we can accelerate the clubhead with very little effort once we learn to slow the core down and be a bit more patient in the swing and trust the mechanics. As you notice, I say: trust the mechanics (levers, forces), so I'm not discounting them, it's more a question of what to focus on.