Golf Body Performance Center:
3D Kinematic Swing Analysis

“Apart from video, I am now using biomechanical analysis in my teaching to help analyze golfers and to help improve their swing efficiency.  We are seeing startling increases in power and consistency, and I’m sure such analysis will be part of golf instruction in the new millennium.  Although it sounds complex, it makes learning easier, because it’s all about developing motion as opposed to just thinking of static positions in the swing, something of which we are all guilty at times.
-David Leadbetter from The Fundamentals of Hogan (2000)

3-D Kinematic Sequence Analysis

Kinematics is the study of motion. Golf Body Performance Center utilizes the highest-level technology and expertise available to focus on the movement skills required to improve performance and prevent injury.

The 3-D Kinematic Sequence is the only way to evaluate how efficiently energy is transferred in the golf swing. Good technique means building an efficient transfer of energy resulting in maximum power through impact. This efficient movement cannot be detected by the naked eye or 2-D video camera.

Golf Body Performance Center incorporates the study of Kinematics with a physical/functional movement evaluation. Often there are underlying physical limitations that deter a student from maximizing his or her golf performance potential. After the Comprehensive Evaluation, the Master Golf Fitness Instructor designs and builds a customized program for the player. With functional, golf-specific training sessions the player will learn to use their body more effectively and efficiently.

Golf Body Performance Center is proud to be the only facility in St. Louis that utilizes the 3-D Kinematic Sequence technology. Using the latest state-of-the-art technology the Golf Body Performance team can help you get better, FASTER!

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