Fit your full swing in frame

Place your phone landscape, down the line. Keep the club head and both feet visible.

Analyzing your swing

Reading body landmarks…

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Camera setup

6-Iron · Down-the-line

You have 10 seconds to settle, address the ball, and complete one swing. A stable camera gives the pose model cleaner joint angles.

About 10 ft / 3 m awaySet the lens around hand height; avoid steep angles

Center your bodyLeave space above the club and below both feet

Light from the frontAvoid backlight and wear clothes that contrast the background

Safety: Make sure no people or obstacles are inside your swing area before recording.

Pose measurement + coaching rules

Swing captured — reviewing your movement

Measured postureTiming estimatePath estimate

Screening result, not a validated professional diagnosis.

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6-iron movement score

Your one focus today

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What we saw—

Why it matters—

How to practise—

Move on when—

Correction demoMotion cue

Watch the arrow: move slowly in this direction, then repeat the drill.Watch a full drill ↗Based on pose measurements and coaching rules.

Downswing duration—

Hand-speed index—

Swing-path width—

Pelvis rotation signal—

Camera estimates from wrist landmarks — useful for comparing your own swings, not equivalent to radar club data.

Research reference: iron downswing ≈ 0.28 ± 0.03 s for professional men, 0.31 ± 0.03 s for highly skilled men, and 0.36 ± 0.06 s for skilled women. Camera impact timing is an estimate.

Measurement confidence—

Record at least three swings to build your personal repeatability baseline.

Practice prescriptionToday’s priority

Your next practice

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TargetComplete the drill, then retest the same camera angle.

Evidence A = supported by single-camera golf research · B = supported by broader golf-biomechanics references · C = coaching observation only. Scores use on-device MediaPipe landmarks and are not ball-flight measurements or medical advice.