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Cool Illustration of Use of GEARS, Looking at Angle of Attack [Video]


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Here's a video that shows just the club in motion and all sorts of numbers of two swings superimposed over one another. I wonder how it figures out how to match up both swings. I guess you can adjust it.

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Neat graphics. I know he was just trying to illustrate the advantage of a positive attack angle, but the difference in the centeredness of the strikes also probably made a difference.

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