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One priority. Matched evidence. A training block you can repeat under the same setup.

Club
iron
Hand
Right
Camera
Face-on
Detected
3
Priority readable
3
Trust
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Priority 01 · of 02 findings

Head sway (backswing)

Lateral head drift going back moves the swing's centre, and the downswing has a quarter of a second to find its way home. Keeping the head inside the trail foot makes the turn repeatable instead of a recovery.

Caddie cue: Turn into the trail hip rather than drifting across it — the stick and mirror drills give the body a hard reference.

Pass mark · next matched re-film

0.35 shoulder widths

Now 0.37 Mark 0.35

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  1. Understand
  2. Practice
  3. Re-film

1 · Evidence theater

See it in your swing

P4 · Top estimate Sample illustration of swing 1 near the top. A white head marker sits outside the pale blue starting zone and beyond a dashed coaching boundary.

Swing 1 · Going Back · Top from highest hand position

Observed: Head position near the top

Starting reference: Starting head-position zone

Coaching boundary: 0.35 shoulder-width coaching boundary

Tracking: Clear

The head moved beyond its starting reference zone on two of three readable swings.

Observed and reference marks are 2D phone-video evidence, not a personalized ideal pose.

Detected:
3
Readable:
3
Triggered:
2
  1. P4Top estimate Top from highest hand position
See measurement

Head movement going back: 0.37 shoulder widths

Configured line: 0.35

This is the head's sideways movement from setup to the top.

Single-camera measurement; re-film face-on for this detail.

Setup Baseline

Context for comparable re-films — match this next session.

3 readable swings

Going back Priority

Your caddie priority — the clearest lever in this clip.

3 readable swings

Transition & downswing Review later

A secondary measured issue waits after the priority feels solid.

3 readable swings

Impact Steady

Measured values hold steady in this phone-video read.

3 readable swings

Finish Steady

Measured values hold steady in this phone-video read.

3 readable swings

What this video can measure
  • Setup context only; it is not graded good or bad.
  • Timing is estimated from the detected swing events.
  • Single-camera measurement; re-film face-on for this detail.
  • Context only, not clubhead speed or ball speed.
  • Impact is estimated, not directly observed.
  • Camera-view angle only; it is not a 3D joint angle.
  • It measures base drift, not every foot movement or pressure shift.

Measured this session

Metric This clip Noise floor
Stance width 0.96 sw
Backswing time 0.81 s
Head movement going back 0.37 sw ±0.03
Hip movement going back 0.22 sw ±0.03
Tempo ratio 2.4:1 ±0.1
Downswing time 0.34 s
Hand movement 4.83 sw/s
Estimated impact 9.80 s
Head dip 0.09 sw ±0.03
Lead-arm shape 168° ±3
Shoulder tilt 13° ±3
Finish-base stability 0.06 sw ±0.03
Stance width 0.96 sw
Noise floor
Backswing time 0.81 s
Noise floor
Head movement going back 0.37 sw
Noise floor
±0.03
Hip movement going back 0.22 sw
Noise floor
±0.03
Tempo ratio 2.4:1
Noise floor
±0.1
Downswing time 0.34 s
Noise floor
Hand movement 4.83 sw/s
Noise floor
Estimated impact 9.80 s
Noise floor
Head dip 0.09 sw
Noise floor
±0.03
Lead-arm shape 168°
Noise floor
±3
Shoulder tilt 13°
Noise floor
±3
Finish-base stability 0.06 sw
Noise floor
±0.03

sw = shoulder widths. Changes inside the noise floor are shown but not called improved.

2 · Today's training

Stick outside the trail foot

Head sway (backswing)

Turn behind the ball instead of drifting off it.

  1. Place a leaning stick safely outside the trail foot, clear of the club path.
  2. Rehearse slow turns that stay clear of the stick while pressure loads inside the trail foot.
  3. Hit at 80 percent effort and stop if the body or club can contact the stick.
Dosage

3 x 10 swings, 3x/week

Feel cue

Turn into the trail hip — pressure inside, head quiet.

Setup
Turf station with the stick outside and behind the swing arc.
Feel cue
Turn into the trail hip — pressure inside, head quiet.
Dosage
Session dosage 3 x 10 swings, 3x/week
Equipment
Alignment stick

Optional aid for this drill: Matched training aid

Full drill steps
  1. Push an alignment stick into the ground just outside your trail foot, leaning slightly toward you.
  2. Make slow backswings — brushing the stick means the body is drifting, not turning.
  3. Feel pressure load into the inside of the trail foot at the top.
  4. Hit balls at 80% effort while staying clear of the stick.
Try a different drill · 4

Mirror head box

Give the eyes proof of a quiet head before the ball does.

Three-beat count

Give the backswing time to finish before the downswing starts.

Late whoosh

Move the swing's speed to the bottom of the arc instead of the top.

Pause at the top

Separate going back from coming down so the transition stops rushing.

Ready to re-film

3 · Prove it

Repeat the same test

  1. Use the same club, hand, camera angle, height, framing, and effort.

Pass mark

Keep the session at or below 0.35 shoulder widths.

Pass mark · next matched re-film

0.35 shoulder widths

Now 0.37 Mark 0.35

Same club
Confirmed
Same hand
Confirmed
Same camera angle
Confirmed
Same camera height
Confirmed
Same framing
Confirmed
Same effort
Confirmed
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Every swing · 3

Swing 1

Key positions for swing 1
  • Head sways 0.41 shoulder widths away from the target going back (flagged beyond 0.35). Feel like the head stays inside the trail foot at the top.
  • Tempo ratio 2.3:1 is quicker than the 2.4 threshold (tour average is about 3.0:1 with a downswing near 0.25 s). Let the backswing finish before starting down.
Estimated impact
3.20 seconds
Backswing time
0.78 seconds
Downswing time
0.34 seconds
Tempo ratio
2.3:1
Head movement going back
0.41 shoulder widths
Hip movement going back
0.22 shoulder widths
Head dip
0.08 shoulder widths
Lead-arm shape
168 degrees
Shoulder tilt
13 degrees
Finish-base stability
0.06 shoulder widths
Stance width
0.96 shoulder widths
Hand movement
4.82 shoulder widths per second

Swing 2

Key positions for swing 2
  • Head sways 0.38 shoulder widths away from the target going back (flagged beyond 0.35). Feel like the head stays inside the trail foot at the top.
  • Tempo ratio 2.3:1 is quicker than the 2.4 threshold (tour average is about 3.0:1 with a downswing near 0.25 s). Let the backswing finish before starting down.
Estimated impact
9.80 seconds
Backswing time
0.81 seconds
Downswing time
0.35 seconds
Tempo ratio
2.3:1
Head movement going back
0.38 shoulder widths
Hip movement going back
0.19 shoulder widths
Head dip
0.11 shoulder widths
Lead-arm shape
171 degrees
Shoulder tilt
12 degrees
Finish-base stability
0.04 shoulder widths
Stance width
0.98 shoulder widths
Hand movement
4.91 shoulder widths per second

Swing 3

Key positions for swing 3
  • No measured coaching value crossed its configured threshold on this swing.
Estimated impact
16.40 seconds
Backswing time
0.84 seconds
Downswing time
0.33 seconds
Tempo ratio
2.5:1
Head movement going back
0.33 shoulder widths
Hip movement going back
0.24 shoulder widths
Head dip
0.09 shoulder widths
Lead-arm shape
166 degrees
Shoulder tilt
14 degrees
Finish-base stability
0.07 shoulder widths
Stance width
0.95 shoulder widths
Hand movement
4.76 shoulder widths per second
Swing Pattern · 4

Mostly centered swing

Across 3 measured swings, this session reads as turning with some slide with a mobile head.

Lower body
Turning with some slide — The hips travel 0.22 shoulder widths going back, under the 0.35 line but not by much: a turn with some lateral movement in it.
Head stability
Mobile head — The head moves 0.37 SW sideways (line 0.35) and 0.09 SW down (line 0.25), reaching or passing its line. The head travels with the swing rather than staying put.
Tempo character
Quick transition — The backswing takes 2.38 times the downswing, under the 2.4:1 line — the change of direction is hurried relative to the 3.0:1 reference.
Finish
Held finish — The ankle midpoint drifts 0.06 shoulder widths through the hold, inside the 0.15 line — the finish is held.

Not readable from this clip: Downswing sequence.

Axes the clip could not measure are listed rather than guessed.

Secondary findings · 1

Tempo

2.38:1

A backswing that never finishes forces the downswing to start from a moving platform, and everything after that is timing. The 3:1 ratio is not magic — it is simply the range where the swing has time to change direction.

Cue: Rehearse one count until it is boring — metronome or out loud — then keep that clock when you add a ball.

More strengths · 6

Hip slide

Hip slide stays at 0.24 shoulder widths or less in the backswing — inside the 0.35 line. The hips are turning, not drifting.

Head dip

Head dip tops out at 0.11 shoulder widths into impact — inside the 0.25 line. Height is holding through the strike.

Lead arm

Lead arm stays at 166° or straighter at impact (180° is straight) — width through the ball is there.

Shoulder tilt

Shoulder tilt holds at 12° or more at impact — the trail shoulder is working down through the ball.

Finish balance

Finish drift stays at 0.07 shoulder widths or less — the swing is ending somewhere the body can hold. Keep holding every finish.

Swing-to-swing consistency

Tempo is consistent swing to swing (±0.12) — same clock every time. That's an asset worth protecting.

Measurements · 12
Session details and measurements
ItemValue
Handright
Camera angleface_on
Detected swings3
Duration21.00 seconds
Display size1080 x 1920
Rotation metadata0 degrees
Source frame rate30 fps
Stance width0.96 shoulder widths
Backswing time0.81 seconds
Head movement going back0.37 shoulder widths
Hip movement going back0.22 shoulder widths
Tempo ratio2.4:1
Downswing time0.34 seconds
Hand movement4.83 shoulder widths per second
Estimated impact9.80 seconds
Head dip0.09 shoulder widths
Lead-arm shape168 degrees
Shoulder tilt13 degrees
Finish-base stability0.06 shoulder widths

Stance width

0.96 shoulder widths

This is your setup reference for comparable re-films.

Setup context only; it is not graded good or bad.

Backswing time

0.81 seconds

This is the measured time from takeaway to the top.

Timing is estimated from the detected swing events.

Head movement going back

0.37 shoulder widths

This is the head's sideways movement from setup to the top.

Single-camera measurement; re-film face-on for this detail.

Hip movement going back

0.22 shoulder widths

This is the hips' sideways movement from setup to the top.

Single-camera measurement; re-film face-on for this detail.

Tempo ratio

2.4:1

This compares backswing time with downswing time.

Timing is estimated from the detected swing events.

Downswing time

0.34 seconds

This is the measured time from the top to estimated impact.

Timing is estimated from the detected swing events.

Hand movement

4.83 shoulder widths per second

This is projected hand movement during the downswing.

Context only, not clubhead speed or ball speed.

Estimated impact

9.80 seconds

This is the estimated time of impact in the swing window.

Impact is estimated, not directly observed.

Head dip

0.09 shoulder widths

This is the measured head drop from setup to impact.

Single-camera measurement; re-film face-on for this detail.

Lead-arm shape

168 degrees

This is the lead-arm angle at estimated impact.

Camera-view angle only; it is not a 3D joint angle.

Shoulder tilt

13 degrees

This is shoulder tilt at estimated impact.

Camera-view angle only; it is not a 3D joint angle.

Finish-base stability

0.06 shoulder widths

This is ankle-midpoint drift during the finish hold.

It measures base drift, not every foot movement or pressure shift.

  • Setup context only; it is not graded good or bad.
  • Timing is estimated from the detected swing events.
  • Single-camera measurement; re-film face-on for this detail.
  • Context only, not clubhead speed or ball speed.
  • Impact is estimated, not directly observed.
  • Camera-view angle only; it is not a 3D joint angle.
  • It measures base drift, not every foot movement or pressure shift.
Glossary · 13
Stance width
This is your setup reference for comparable re-films.
Backswing time
This is the measured time from takeaway to the top.
Head movement going back
This is the head's sideways movement from setup to the top.
Hip movement going back
This is the hips' sideways movement from setup to the top.
Tempo ratio
This compares backswing time with downswing time.
Tempo consistency
This is the swing-to-swing spread in tempo ratio.
Downswing time
This is the measured time from the top to estimated impact.
Hand movement
This is projected hand movement during the downswing.
Estimated impact
This is the estimated time of impact in the swing window.
Head dip
This is the measured head drop from setup to impact.
Lead-arm shape
This is the lead-arm angle at estimated impact.
Shoulder tilt
This is shoulder tilt at estimated impact.
Finish-base stability
This is ankle-midpoint drift during the finish hold.
Gear · 1

Matched training aid

Needs one alignment stick pushed into turf; at home, a doorframe or a chair back beside the trail hip works.

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