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FAQ
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SETUP

- Tap TRAINING.
- Choose BALL or NO BALL.
- Choose club, tap START SESSION.
- Lean your phone on the ground, upright and facing you (~30º).
- Adjust phone tilt if told to do so.
- Set up as shown above.
- Follow the voice prompts until you hear ‘swing’.
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FAQ
Once you’ve installed the PerfectMotion app:
- Tap TRAINING.
- Choose NO BALL.
- Choose club, Tap START SESSION.
- Lean your phone on ground, upright and facing you.
- Adjust phone tilt if told to do so.
- Set up as shown below.
- Follow the voice prompts until ‘swing’.
Develop and groove repeatable, efficient body motion with every club.
Our unique continuous expert feedback system improves your game immediately.
On every swing, we trace your body’s motion, instantly determine your key fault and provide feedback to fix it.
Use your best shots as a model to groove consistent results and take your game to the next level.
Use your PPI and match scores to track improvements, focus efforts and challenge yourself.
Train with or without a ball all year. All you need is your phone. Improve anywhere, anytime.
TRAINING focuses you on eliminating one key issue at a time, boosting your PPI.
Use NO BALL to get started and to introduce new motion and bigger adjustments.
Use BALL mode to translate your NO BALL success to the range and course.
For conditioning and flexibility, use NO BALL without a club.
- Each session begins with a singular goal and video fix and ends with your score and a new focus.
- Skill level is auto-set by previous session (Requires Pro version).
- A short session (< 5 swings) is not used to determine PPI nor skill level.
- In BALL mode, nod or shake head to rate result thumbs up or down.
Grooving helps you master shots and achieve your own personal best.
Choose a club then pick a swing you saved previously as the model for the groove session.
After each swing, see both a match score and your new trace overlayed by the model.
As you become more consistent, your match score will increase.
Putting mode provides live feedback when you move or tilt your head.
Improve putting consistency and tempo with the metronome (default: 76 bpm).
Use VIDEO SNAPSHOTS to capture images during each putt.
PEEK is spoken as you turn head to hole, should always occur after contact.
Putt MotionMaps® animate head motion and tilt.
In NO BALL, don’t stare at phone and finish by looking to target.
Good lighting and a clean front camera lens help prevent issues.
Noisy ranges may cause false impacts. Try NO BALL mode.
Earbuds create the best experience.
Lean phone against head cover, ball bucket, long tees – anything stationary.
Use Video snapshots to add images to the MotionMaps®.
Tap the Settings icon to adjust dexterity or shot countdown.
PPI, the PerfectMotion® Performance Index, is a numerical measure of motion efficiency from 0 to 100.
Track improvement, focus your efforts and challenge yourself.
Training sessions automate PPI improvement by helping you eliminate the most critical fault.
As you graduate to higher skill levels, your PPI will increase.
To save (or unsave) a BALL swing or PUTT for grooving, simply tap the star on the top right of the MotionMap®.
Pro version users can save an unlimited number of shots per club, each with a unique label.
While TRAINING, if you like the ball flight of a swing, nod your head to mark it with a thumbs up. Then later, save it.
At the start of a groove session, select any saved swing shown as the model for that session.
A MotionMap® is a new and concise representation of a swing.
Each MotionMap® is feedback that improves motion and PPI.
A MotionMap® includes a fault description with video fix and a precise trace of body motion.
The traces are your unique, repeatable motion signature.
For a groove session, the map will display the match score of the swing to the model.
➀ ADDRESS – body position at setup.
➁ TOP – body at top of swing.
➂ IMPACT – body position at impact.
DETAILS:
- Rhythm, ideally 3.0.
- Tempo, usually 0.8-1.5s.
- Spine tilt°, an indicator of side bend, shown below IMPACT ➂.
- Shoulder turn° shown to TOP ➁.
TAP ACTIONS:
- ➀ animates the trace.
- Videocam icon displays videos.
- Star saves map as PerfectTrace.
- OVERLAY shows a Pro’s trace.
Video snapshots are camera images taken during your swing.
Snapshots provide great insight to help speed PPI improvement.
By default, snapshots are turned off for every session.
Record images for all swings in a given session by tapping VIDEO SNAPSHOTS box.
If snapshots were taken, tap the videocam icon shown in the MotionMap® to view them.
PPI and match scores tracks your progress and focuses your efforts.
Activity chart shows sessions with each club over last 7 days.
MiniMaps of recent swings show patterns and match score. Tap to view MotionMap.
SCORECARD displays session summaries and fault analysis organized by club.
The golf swing should be built from the ground up.
We recommend new golfers start with Grip, Posture and Alignment.
PerfectMotion® and correct GPA let you experience effortless distance and automatic accuracy.
The PerfectMotion platform allows you to access all your student’s MotionMaps®, sessions and fault analysis remotely in real-time.
If you are an active instructor and are interested in learning more, check the ‘contact me’ box on the account page.
Once we verify your status, you may qualify to use PerfectMotion® to coach your students.
Phone not tilted correctly: Adjust phone tilt until countdown resumes.
Standing too close or far away: Step backward or forward slowly.
Swing not detected: Finish swing by rotating your head to target.
iPhone is hot: Try placing phone in shade or use NO BALL in shade.
No face detected: The camera must find your face to track you.
Causes:
- Sun shining directly behind you.
- Dirty front camera lens.
- Hats or sunglasses.
- Bad lighting or standing too close