HOW TO RECORD & ANALYSE YOUR OWN GOLF SWING
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- Опубліковано 1 лип 2024
- Director of Instruction at the TruGolf Academy Jon Watts talks you through how to correctly record your own golf swing and then what lines you should draw on the screen to help analyse your golf swing.
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Thanks pal, very informative video. Keep it up
Really useful info - thanks!!
Great video!!
WOW, what a shot💯 Great job! Clear, accurate, and decisive instructions for us 👍 I have some phone videos of my drive and a fairway wood I'd like someone to take a look at. I just don't know who or how to get it to them🤷🏻♂️
Many thanks. I offer online coaching, it works great. You just download a free app, record your swings in the app and send them to me from there. I can talk and draw over the videos in a review to send back, plus record myself recapping main points and send a practice plan, relevant videos etc.
Just drop me a message on my website, www.trugolf.co.uk
@@TruGolfAcademy Thank you very much! I will keep that in mind, and as soon as I'm ready, I'll get in touch! Thanks again🙌💯
Hi Jon, great video! Which app would you recommend that I use? Thanks!
I like using Hudl Technique
thank you for this information. I am committed to working on my game and want to add some video and analytics to it. I have set up a swing station in my garage, but I want to add a camera to the front and behind positions and be able to record, and display to 2 monitors or a split screen. Also like being able to draw lines on the screen to set a base for proper angles, swing planes, directions, etc. I have a small handheld Canon on a tripod and want to either order another one, use my phone, ect, to display real time but also record and analysis. I am NOT a tech wizard by any means and am looking for suggestions on the least complicated set up to get this video set up. Could you please help with basic equipment, set up or even software that can be used to do this...thank you and enjoy your videos.
Look at “Live View” cameras. It records and shows you real time on your iPad or phone what the camera is seeing. A much cheaper version of that is an app caller Murrow vision, that connects a phone and tablet or two phones to do the same thing, but more glitchy than live view.
I use two IDS high speed cameras and V1 pro studio software, which is amazing but not cheap. To record well you need great lighting but a normal camera will still blur the shaft and clubhead. It’s down to the amount of pixels.
Thanks for this! Trying to set up sim and video recording in my garage. Could you tell me what sim and camera you use please? Thanks Jim
Hi Jim, I have a different venue now if you watch one of my recent videos. Still Foresight sports, sim software is the FSX20 as my launch monitor is the Foresight. I now have two IDS high speed cameras linked with V1 software and my force platform. All a bit much if just a home sim. All depends on your budget though 👍🏻
@@TruGolfAcademy thank you Jon, probably a bit pricey for me...will check it out though.
Great vid! I was thinking if you might add in your instructional vid a corner screen like the one you did here. Some key part of the swing explained and then maybe you would cover some essential part where you see both front-/backview at the same time. Doesn't have to be actual shot. I just think it would add some more to it like in this vid. Shouldn't be more than 5-10 sec and indoors of course for ease of production. Hopefully I make some sense.
Sure, I have added into a few videos. Will think about it more in the future. Thanks