Athletic Motion Golf- The Podcast · Mike Granato and Shaun Webb

1,000,000 Swings Analyzed: What Golfers Are Doing WRONG (And How To Fix It)

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Swing Coach turns a fault into a video drill the moment it detects it.
The show opens on a milestone. Swing Coach has logged its one millionth golf swing. Briscoe says the app grew out of his own frustration with how he was practicing. The team says they built it around real swing parameters and immediate feedback. A swing can come back with a note like being steep by four or steep by two. That gives the player a concrete target for the next rep. The point is not theory. The point is helping a golfer build the right feel from actual return data. The conversation turns to setup and stays there for a while. The hosts call setup sneakily valuable. They say that a professional tour player who cannot have a coach nearby every week could use that kind of daily check. A player can be too far on the heels one day. The next day the knees might be too bent or the torso might be too far over. The trail hip can ride high after a week of hitting knockdown shots. A weak right-hand grip can change the picture too. They argue that these details keep the player in the rails from day to day. Good swing motion does not change much on its own. Setup changes can still force it to change. They also joke that the app does not take a cut of the winnings. The pitch at the end is simple: two weeks are free, and anyone who practices or wants to get better can test whether that feedback changes the work.

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One million swings in, the message is still simple: setup determines what the rest of the swing can do.

The conversation centers on a practice app reaching a notable milestone: one million golf swings, and the speakers use that to make a simple point about the value of immediate feedback.

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You want a blunt practice app that tells you what happened, not what you hoped happened.

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