GEARS Golf 3D Motion Capture - Matt's Swing Changes | Shallowing the Downswing
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- Опубликовано: 29 июл 2019
- Special thanks to our community on Patreon for funding our installation of GEARS in the studio! / tourexperiencegolf
txg.ca - Using the GEARS 3D motion capture system to analyze Matt's swing and track his progress as he works to shallow the downswing and gain more consistency.
Filmed at: Tour Experience Golf
Custom Golf Club Fitting Studio - Toronto, Canada
Featuring: Ian Fraser & Matt Blois
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Best produced golf RUclips show!
Matty post injury would still driver past 99% of most mere mortals though.
Great content as always lads.
Everything from day 1 has been SO professional ... inspiring and a brilliant learning platform for sure. Good guys.... fun and bring on some great "visitors" on the set to go into more details for wider audience.... geniuses Ian & Matt. Here's some motivation in return ... Matt.... you can NOT wait for cameras to give you the perfect outcome ... cause nothing but a robot will get the same result 2-3+ times in a row.... your swing is pretty much GREAT and more professional than many professional can or ever will be. Biggest part of a great golfer is his FEEL and CREATION from his mind to his body to make this and that type of shot happen... IF your hoping for a swing vision/thought.... feel or creation that wont fail ... your'e gonna be waiting a looooong time buddy. GO for it ... sooner than later... i expect you to learn more on the course in competition and faster then your'e doing on any cameras... 3D or other wise. Cameras make you work for a movement-change when all you probably need is to work on your feel with all aspects of out doors included. Love you guys... Cheers.... Iceland ;)
Gunnar Thank you my friend!! Your wisdom is very much welcomed!! You’re absolutely right, as Bob Rotella said “Golf is not a game of perfect” Appreciate you being part of our TXG family!!
Easily the best produced, best delivered golf channel on the net. Love all the information in the videos
*Athletic Motion Golf channel has been on this for 2 plus years combined with a pressure plate. Very eye-opening myth-buster numbers indeed.*
Tigersmundo we’ll be paying a lot of attention to the AMG guys, they can teach us a ton as we get better with Gears.
A lot of stuff most golfers are not that sophisticated. Practical application to a large crew I think is helpful.
Love these videos! Also appreciate that you don't waste words asking for a subscription, etc. As a lefty, I love Matt's swing. He keeps it simple and doesn't get too handsy. Good reminder for me.
Greats is a lot to digest from a users perspective. Thank you to the Patrion members for helping to bring this equipment and software into the TXG arsenal. I'm looking forward to more content like this! Cheers
I’m so glad that I discovered this station. Best golf channel on RUclips!
Thank you Daniel!!
Who doesn't love new toys to play with. Cant wait to see future videos and the influence different shafts/weights have on ones swing using pure data, and that is a LOT of data.
Super interesting. I can’t believe how well you guys bounce off each other and it really comes through on the videos. Brilliant as always. That’s a seriously great tool which I’m sure will not only improve your golf swings but the channel in general. Cheers guys.🏴🏴
Information is Power. The more information you get, the powerful it becomes.
You need to get 100s of people on that machine across all handicap ranges and look for commonalities. If you can enter their handicaps and details on the clubs and shafts used, and the machine can do other calculations, then it becomes even more powerful. You'll get a point where the data is so encompassing, that once you collect swing metrics for a player, you can probably predict their handicap within 1-2 strokes.....and of course use all the causal information to make swing changes as well as club head and shaft selections.
Its exciting to me.
WOW! This is quality stuff and very advanced. Simply awesome guys.
Great work guys. Cant wait to see how swing weights changes plane.
Kaboom! The best in the business bar none have now gone to another level and then some! Its TXG and daylight a distant second!
Finally! :) Excited to see what you guys will do with GEARS. I'll be waiting for your shaft comparisons - weights, flexes, swing speeds, swing weight, shaft balance points,etc,etc. Have fun.
Had a session on GEARS myself and can't wait to see more of your videos and understand what it can do and if I should have another session if there are things it can help with
Great to see the maiden voyage of Gears! Hard to believe because TXG has already set the bar so high, but I’m expecting your content to get even better! Bravo guys!!
Talk about a learning curve! ;)
Well done fellas - looking forward to more GEARS!
Suuuper excited to see where you guys take this!! I would like to see how changing weight locations on driver like ping or Taylor made changes face/grip rotation!
This is absolutely awesome guys. Please... Many more videos on this stuff.
Zachary Milos Lots more coming buddy!!
This definitely seems like it would be great to see what the difference between different shafts r doing. Also how the head weight changes the characteristics of the swing
Great stuff guys! Looking to see where this leads.
It'll be cool to see the difference between a high torque and low torque shaft on something like gears. Since OEMs measure their torque values differently, it'll be nice to have a constant variable in Gears.
Kory Deavers absolutely agree Kory?
Happy to have contributed via Patron for some time, some time ago. Unfortunately my wife spent too much money on a friend who was in financial need and money was blown away for good. Therefore no support for TXG but y'all had more dedicated patrons.
It will be interesting to follow.
I hope to see shaft differences between stock shafts marked R or S where torque will vary and cause the shafts various movements along the entire shaft. Because the tip stiff may be way too tip stiff for the rest of the shaft viewed from users swing.
Sort if the same thing with differences between a "Tensei orange 50" vs. "Tensei orange 60" vs Tensei blue 60 or Tensei White etc.
Well done. It will be an interesting future.
When I see Matt's 'old' golf swing, it makes me think of McEnroe's Serve - he stood differently so effectively he swung back more inside but then came 'over the top' from being overly inside so effectively is wasn't 'over the top' and it worked perfectly. Matt, take this feedback from someone who could mimic all the top tennis players' serves when I was competing, and used them for desired shots, and add now Tiger reverting back to his 'old' self taught feels, and further Justin Rose now saying the same things, don't overly change 'your' swing to be the 'perfect' swing because it's not your swing - and your swing is perfectly functional. Let GEARS show you things about your swing so you can better understand it - but don't change it. Your 330 yard drives and 215 yard 6 irons are Tour Level consistent already.
Super interesting....would love to see more detail around the release patterns, including wrist angles, rotation etc 👍🏼
Shallowing the transition? That's next step for me from Larry. Will be watching carefully !!
I want one!
Ian, looking forward to your insights about GEARS as your exposure and knowledge grows. Like a few others have posted I have also had a session on GEARS, the big takeaway from my session was how heavily I stress the shaft, although I generate low club head speed. I recorded up to 70mm toe down and 35mm forward kick, with a driver swing generating just 76mph. GEARS also reported a loss of up to 4 mph of kick speed. Data was recorded with a stock Tensei CK Red 50 regular in an M3. While interesting, it is useless in isolation because I don’t know how much stronger to go, plus I don’t know if I would feel comfortable with the ‘right’ strength of shaft. Finally, where in Scotland am I going to find a collection of stable 40 - 50 gram shafts to test. I did take a blind chance on a DF 50 regular and while more stable, I have not seen and distance increases. Perhaps the Diamana X17 or the Speeder diamond would have been better guesses.
By the way I understand the data also highlights issues with my delivery mechanics but I had lots of lessons, loads of training aids (even an Explaner), I even tried superspeed, but nothing has moved the swing speed.
Keep up the good technical content.
Great stuff and can't wait to see the effect of those variables Ian was mentioning. Please do shaft weight first! I see golfers compensate in all kinds of ways to shafts that are the wrong weight (what I can see live or slow motion video), but would love to know exactly what Gears picks up to know exactly what changes in the swing. - Dave
Could definitely revisit the grip video and see if it the rate changes with different grips.
Austin Lauer absolutely!!
That was great. I’d like to see a video using a shaft that has been through the Pure process and one that hasn’t, so we can see those benefits.
whew...information overload! I'm hoping you take baby steps before running with this segment of videos. Gears coupled with Ian's knowledge may be a bit too much for me but I'll try to follow and learn. TXG staying at the top of the heap!
Med Float we’ll move slowly I promise!! Let’s learn this system together. 👍🏻
Would be very interested to see how varied the swing is in Individuals with higher handicaps and how equipment vs lessons with Larry could impact consistency.
Definitely interested shaft deflection/droop. launch/ spin. And how shaft fitting equates into that.
Wow! That’s a ton a data and with only a small portion of data points applied in this premier. How hard will it be Ian, to parse through all this data to come to a conclusion on how to apply it to the fitting? Seems like you could get lost with that many datasets. I am just now getting my head wrapped around spin rates, swing speed, ball speed, angle of attack, launch angle, etc. This certainly seems like the future of player training and club fitting. Amazing work guys!! Enjoyed the first installment. Cheers!,
Great show as always. Even with this short, look see video, just goes to show the complexity of the golf swing. This bit of kit will be great for the physicists among the audience. You mention you will be using it as a research tool so is TXG working with academic institutions or OEM's to enhance knowledge and understanding of the wide variety of golf swings - high to low handicap golfers to College and professionals and how to improve club design?
Lovely jubbley
Would love to see lead deflection if the same shaft in different player’s hands. This could further highlight the player specific function of launch and spin even in “low launch, low spin” or “high launch, high spin” marketed profiles.
Once you become accustomed to the body suit as well as the club elements, I think it would be equally interesting to watch a set of putts being made. How still is the body, for example, and which parts move that you didn’t expect? How much of a loop does a player make in the few seconds of a putt? Those sorts of things. Thanks!
Pretty sure you could see even the influence of grip size/texture on the swing...
Very interesting 👍🤔 Like you said, it would be interesting compare different swing styles. Flat one plane swing vs upright two plane swing. Can you get same ball speed with less club speed (more body mass) or how much club face rotation etc... There is lot of information to study 😌
Great video guys! Matt if you’re looking for a better video app that can slow down your swing and help
you look at it in the same frame side by side may I suggest Hudl Technique. I have used this quite a bit in the past and it works fantastic!
What I want to see you do with the Gears well ... everything geesh ... well you can stop short of having it make popcorn 🍿 what a silly question just go to town on it all of us are thirsty all the time for TXG tidbits, yep your that good. 👍#feeltheenergy
Very interesting stuff, thanks guys! What's the device?
I’ve asked this on your Q&A show that aired 4 days ago so in case you only look a few days after, here’s my question. Hi, I had used a SC Newport 2 2012-2017, but was told in a fitting that face-balanced was best for me as i would fight the putter opening at impact. I’ve liked SC Phantom 5 and now use a Piretti Rimini but it feels too heavy at 365g (putting weight in SS grip works to lighten head but overall weight is then heavy). What in your opinion is the best face-balanced blade putter out there that can be around 350g? Thank you for all your great content.
Would the club data help in choosing a correct shaft for the fitter seeing how the player is loading the club
Must admit that was way over my head, but I know that you Guys will be able to develop your use of Gears to help in your Fittings to ensure that Golfers get the equipment to max out their swing potential.
Bandit Baker Mr. Bandit don’t give it thought our job is to go into TXG with the deer in the headlights look, say huh a lot and then say I’m not leaving til I can hit it as far as Matty. So set that thing to stun Mr. Fraser cause that’s his job to make us great! 😂😂😂
@@whiskerrub3821 I would be there an awfully Long time for me to be able to hit it as far as Matty lol
I strongly recommend reaching out to Shaun Webb of AMG. He is my instructor and knows quite a lot about gears and swing catalyst.
Interested to see face on analysis
looking at the screen at 12:19 can anyone explain how AOA is up but low point is after impact?
not sure Mark, we have a lot to learn on the system so hopefully we'll be able to offer insight on that in the future
How did Matt injure his neck...golf-related? Therapy/treatment?
I would be afraid to see mine swing in that much detail....I am pretty sure it should come back with...go back to croquet!
I understand self improvement, ......but...... Matt's long game is more than playable .....what he needs is Ian's FX challenge short game....
more the opposite outdoors, long game is a challenge and short game can usually save a round
@@clubchampionmedia that seems surprising, as you are a machine on GC quad..... As we know though, the most important distance in golf is between the ears ;). Less popcorn, more meditation Matty! ;)
OLDGOLD 🤣
Nothing wrong with an under-over motion. A lot of the greatest played that way.. Bobby Jones, Sam Snead, Jack Nicklaus and many more..
Fair - but safe to say they had far better sequencing, rotation, face control, etc. and much less hand path/shaft plane difference from backswing to downswing
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