Posted this on IG and thought it was worth sharing. Literally see amateurs do the opposite of this every single day!

Hey! Figured I’d make a post since it was brought up in the call. It’s a quick tip for anyone wanting to analyze swing footage in Sportsbox AI that wasn’t originally recorded at 60fps or higher. I mentioned this in the chat earlier, so I quickly put together an example using Scottie Scheffler’s swing to show how easy it is. Here’s all you need to do: 1. Screen record the swing video on your phone. 2. Send the recording to your computer. 3. Open it in a video editor. I use Premiere Pro or After Effects, but DaVinci Resolve has a free version that can do this. iMovie is also free for Mac. I know iMovie has some limitations, but it can be done! You may just need to look up a quick YouTube tutorial on how to export at 60 FPS. 4. Set your timeline to 60 FPS and add your recording. 5. Export the video at 60 FPS. 6. Send the exported video back to your phone. 7. Import it into Sportsbox AI, and you’re good to go! That’s it! A simple workaround for analyzing swings you find online that weren’t originally recorded at 60 FPS. Just keep in mind: Exporting at 60 FPS doesn’t magically create new footage that wasn’t captured. It simply converts the video into a 60 FPS file so you can try importing it into Sportsbox AI.

What does everyone use as a trigger? Is Jt’s his head starting to move to trail side kind of like Jack Nicklaus? I don’t have one currently. I feel like it’s a need. I tried left foot toe tap like Adam Scott but I have mixed feelings. I do think it helped me stop thinking of other things in middle of the swing. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DfNlDNqybVo/?psln=MXF1MDY3N2g5OHJ6

Believe there was a comment about what TrackMan values to track somewhere in the group These would be the values I try to track with most of my players. Monitoring the consistency/the standard deviations/tolerances are important. Always want to see these getting tighter and tighter! This photo is from one of my mentors Scott Cowx - amazing coach!

Would anyone be interested in a course/module where I outline how I would "build" a swing (using modern swing principles) from square 1? Like if you'd never touched a club - how to stand to the ball, backswing, downswing etc. in a good amount of detail Maybe this is something the higher handicap players would like? Or maybe everyone would. I don't know! Just a thought! Let me know!