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HUGE issue: From Dan Parks comments on Joyce, Ball, et al.......enjoy "What is unclear from this portion of the patent is how the rotational angles are defined. In Joyce et al.(2010) it is argued that in biomechanics and human movement applications “sequence dependency” needs to be considered...

http://trackman.dk/Media/Videos/Tiger-Interview.aspx

there is no standard way to measure the velocities and accelerations (both linear and angular) of the various body parts.....that is why every 3D apparatus will spit out different looking graphs....it doesn't make a particular graph more accurate, it just makes them different.... instantaneous...

please PM me your email address so I can send you some of our panelists' published works. Obviously, you have probably seen and read some of the stuff I will send, but it never hurts to have a refresher course. Also, if you do take the time to read their stuff, you will be able to ask much more...

Here is an interesting statement he makes and I wondered what everyone thought about it: Ideally the shoulders remain relatively stabile and relatively retracted at all times for the smoothest transfer of energy from the body to the clubhead and ultimately from the clubhead to the ball. Here...

go to minute 40:00 and listen for about 15 minutes if you're interested.........discusses how in the double pendulum model the "hands" slow down to give speed to the club head.......thought some may want to watch...the entire lecture is great if you have 90 minutes free......the 3D models say...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0FuFfcCZiE&feature=youtube_gdata_player

putts....:) just kidding, congrats to jacobson on the win - well done

congrats, guys....

not saying brian had ANYTHING to do with robert rock winning, but they did have a nice d-plane discussion on the phone several weeks ago...congratulations, robert on a great victory

do the below link: David Toms is back on a winning track | NOLA.com

i think a 68 will do the trick - we're pulling for ya

David Toms

this is brian being honored as a top 100 golf magazine instructor at the 2011 teaching and coaching summit

Guys, if you are serious about studying the golf swing from a scientific point of view, this journal is for you. We met Dan Parks at this year's Golf Show in Orlando and we knew right away that Dan's goals lined up very much with our's. Find scientific answers to problems that have been "solved"...

or am i dreaming?

the club lags and leads and droops and "toe ups" in 3 dimensions during the swing.....no amount of club building know how can give you more shaft stability with respect to the shaft's spine because of this continued bending and rebounding.... Dan Stone, titleist vice president of r&d, confirmed...

crazy amount of information - do the link and scroll down to "radar stats" PGATOUR.com - PGA TOUR Statistics

I would like to personally thank Damon Lucas for hosting us this past weekend at his facility at Lake Presidential Golf Club in Maryland. His newly constructed indoor/outdoor teaching building is unbelievably nice and well equipped. The Taylor Made MATT system is obviously state of the art, but...