Evolvr Online Instruction Before and After Pics

[clearwaterms]

quick question for the Evolvr teachers.  I as a big proponent of lessons and TST was thinking about giving Evolvr a chance.

Do the students dictate what they want to improve (help me hit the ball straighter, farther, lower, higher, etc) or does a student submit a video with 1-2 different clubs and the instructor pick the most important piece to work on and provide drills to improve on that thing?

Thank you

[iacas]

Originally Posted by clearwaterms

quick question for the Evolvr teachers.  I as a big proponent of lessons and TST was thinking about giving Evolvr a chance.

Do the students dictate what they want to improve (help me hit the ball straighter, farther, lower, higher, etc) or does a student submit a video with 1-2 different clubs and the instructor pick the most important piece to work on and provide drills to improve on that thing?

Honestly it's a bit of both. We recommend two swings (DL, FO views) with a 6-iron to start. Tell us what your problem shots are (the shots you hate, what you're trying to get rid of), what your good shots do, etc. That's basically how you tell us "what you want to improve."

We have had instances in the past where someone who clearly doesn't even hit the ball solidly says things like "I want to draw the golf ball" and we have to first get them hitting the ball solidly, but that still goes to "drawing the golf ball" eventually. We just can't promise it in all cases immediately .

[k14]

Well I finally made the plunge and signed up yesterday. I sent in some videos so am eagerly waiting the reply! Will report back how it goes.

[maddog0512]

I have a general question.  I was thinking about signing up for evolvr because I agree with the 5 simple keys and like the "measurability" of whether you've actually incorporated each key into your swing but I want a more traditional looking swing rather than SnT.  Is that something you guys can accomodate?

[iacas]

Originally Posted by maddog0512

I have a general question.  I was thinking about signing up for evolvr because I agree with the 5 simple keys and like the "measurability" of whether you've actually incorporated each key into your swing but I want a more traditional looking swing rather than SnT.  Is that something you guys can accomodate?

5SK is not S&T.; 5SK is EVERY good swing. We have students who have their arms rather high, many who hit fades, some who translate a little, etc.

More here: http://thesandtrap.com/t/60820/purestrike-5sk-stack-and-tilt-etc/ .

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Key #2

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Key #5

[mvmac]

Good stuff from @buckshot4227

Adding "lag" by improving his sequencing (Key 1 and 2). Didn't get this pic by "holding" the wrist angles

[fanofsaosin]

For someone that has an overactive right arm, would you have them feel like they are just only releasing #4?

[mvmac]

For someone that has an overactive right arm, would you have them feel like they are just only releasing #4?

Tough to answer without seeing the swing, the "over active" right arm is probably just be a result of something else.

[nevets88]

Want to give a shout out to Brian, sent in 3 videos this month and am very happy with the instruction. Syncing arms/hips a tad better - only a week between the swings, so not going to see a huge amount of change so difference is very subtle, but on the right track. If I'm reading these photos right, the hips are a tad less rotated on the bottom.

Before

After

[bm85]

Good pics @nevets88, and thanks for bumping this thread as I had never seen it. Awesome stuff.