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Swing Plane
According to TrackMan®, Swing Plane is the vertical angle between the ground and the orbit that the club head travels on during the bottom portion of the swing arc. Swing plane is similar to what golf...
Angle of Attack
TrackMan® defines Angle of Attack as the vertical direction of the club head’s geometric center movement at the time of maximum compression of the golf ball. Shots hit off the ground typically require...
How a TPI Screening Helps Build Your Golf Swing
A TPI assessment is crucial for golf performance, as it helps identify a player's physical strengths and limitations that can affect their swing mechanics and overall game. This TPI golf assessment...
There's More Than One Way to Swing a Golf Club
There's more than one way to swing a golf club. In fact, there are infinite ways to swing but finding the most efficient swing for your game, based on what you can physically do, is part of the puzzle...
The TPI Team Approach to Improving Your Golf Game
The TPI team approach emphasizes collaboration among various professionals, including trainers, physical therapists, and coaches, to create a comprehensive support system for golfers. This...
TPI: Asking What, How and Why to Help Golfers Play Their Best
The goal of every TPI assessment is to help evaluate a golfer’s WHAT, HOW and WHY. 3D motion capture and video helps us see WHAT a golfer is doing in their swing. Force and pressure data tells us HOW...
How Elite Short-Game Players Use the Ground Differently Than Full-Swing
When analyzing force plate data from elite short-game players, the timing and sequencing of forces and torques differ markedly from the patterns we typically see with longer clubs.
Hear From the Experts: Dr. Greg Rose
Greg Rose is a Doctor of Chiropractic and holds an engineering degree from the University of Maryland. Greg specializes in assessing and treating athletes, sports biomechanics, strength and...
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