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Click Link: North Shore Golf Summer 2020-V2 Issue Pg: 16-17 Shown: Under the guidance of Stephen Ventre, the director of Instruction - Stephen Nason, 12 of Swampscott takes a swing while wearing his roller blades. “DON’T SWAY AND SLIDE, STABILIZE!”
PGA Golf Professional Stephen Ventre talks Brotherton through the process of getting a club fitting. (Spenser Hasak)
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TPS 10.4 includes new tools for coaches, a new competitive format and other improvements. Here’s a closer look at the updates:
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3D Motion Analysis gets a major upgrade in TPS 10.4.
New Rotations and Translations graph views let coaches see how key body movements develop throughout the entire swing, rather than relying on a single value at a single moment. Curves can be switched on and off by body segment, making it easier to isolate the movements that matter.
Rotation and Translation graph in 3D Motion Analysis
Kinematic Sequence also gets more useful at a glance. A new Peak Speeds panel displays peak speeds for the pelvis, upper torso, lead arm and clubhead, along with the gains or losses between each segment.
Peek Speeds panel for pelvis, upper torso, lead arm and clubhead
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The Peak Speeds panel breaks down speed gains from the ground up, while the Rotations and Translations views tell the story of the full swing, ” says Niklas Bergdahl, head of Trackman University. “
Together, these new tools help coaches better understand and explain what’s happening and why.
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Under the hood, an updated tracking engine and smoother graph lines improve reliability. Expanded calibration support for narrower bays with Trackman iO Duo also makes 3D Motion Analysis available to more Trackman installations.
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Click Link: North Shore Golf Summer 2020-V2 Issue Pg: 16-17 Shown: Under the guidance of Stephen Ventre, the director of Instruction - Stephen Nason, 12 of Swampscott takes a swing while wearing his roller blades. “DON’T SWAY AND SLIDE, STABILIZE!”
PGA Golf Professional Stephen Ventre talks Brotherton through the process of getting a club fitting. (Spenser Hasak)
IRON MAN
Read the full latest story, it is inspiring, Just click on the Magazine cover.
PDF PDF
TPS 10.4 includes new tools for coaches, a new competitive format and other improvements. Here’s a closer look at the updates:
See more in 3D Motion Analysis
3D Motion Analysis gets a major upgrade in TPS 10.4.
New Rotations and Translations graph views let coaches see how key body movements develop throughout the entire swing, rather than relying on a single value at a single moment. Curves can be switched on and off by body segment, making it easier to isolate the movements that matter.
Rotation and Translation graph in 3D Motion Analysis
Kinematic Sequence also gets more useful at a glance. A new Peak Speeds panel displays peak speeds for the pelvis, upper torso, lead arm and clubhead, along with the gains or losses between each segment.
Peek Speeds panel for pelvis, upper torso, lead arm and clubhead
The Peak Speeds panel breaks down speed gains from the ground up, while the Rotations and Translations views tell the story of the full swing, ” says Niklas Bergdahl, head of Trackman University. “
Together, these new tools help coaches better understand and explain what’s happening and why.
Under the hood, an updated tracking engine and smoother graph lines improve reliability. Expanded calibration support for narrower bays with Trackman iO Duo also makes 3D Motion Analysis available to more Trackman installations.
INSTRUCTOR