HackMotion Wrist Sensor

[iacas]

On 8/17/2019 at 6:07 PM, nevets88 said:

It actually looks like the same thing at half the price, just no desktop OS interface. That’s from a quick look though. 

Here's a checklist:

https://hackmotion.com/hackmotion-lite-launch/

[Club Rat]

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What is HackMotion Full System?

HackMotion Full System is for advanced PGA professionals looking for detailed wrist motion analysis.

What is the difference?

In addition to LITE features full system provides detailed wrist motion graphs throughout the swing, 3D replays, ability to overlay swing data for benchmarking as well as Windows software version and more.

Wonder who made the decision on the product name?

 

[nevets88]

Noticed HackMotion posted a presentation, thought I'd share.

Training Wrist Motion for Club Face Control by Jason Sutton - HackMotion

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Jason Sutton (Golf Magazine Top-100 PGA Teaching Professional) demonstrates wrist motion drills for improving club face control.

 

[iacas]

I'm reviving this topic as I have a pair of new HackMotion coming to me.

They no longer have what is now the Pro and the Lite, it's now the Pro and the Player models. The Player model does a bit less, and the Pro model is 30% smaller.

I'm going to use it in my own swing work, too. I still think it'll be pretty cool to use in putting.

[iacas]

Scott Cowx's three Tour player patterns:

[JetFan1983]

I think Erik or somebody else posted this in another thread (hence how I know about it), but no one has posted this to this thread yet, so I'll accompany the above with the corresponding article:

Scott Cowx: 3 Tour Player Wrist Patterns - HackMotion

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PGA Tour coach Scott Cowx explains 3 Tour Player Lead Wrist Patterns Using the HackMotion Sensor's Data.

 

[cedrictheo]

A few months back I decided to go towards the classic turndown release in my swing (Option A in Cowx’s 3 tour wrist patterns and the one that both Tiger and Fairway Jesus use).

So that makes me especially excited to hear more about these sensors… wonder how training with them as a player will be.

My guess is these will be great for periodic checkups… but overkill for daily practice.

[iacas]

38 minutes ago, cedrictheo said:

My guess is these will be great for periodic checkups… but overkill for daily practice.

Maybe. I think the thing is… I can put them on, and just measure every swing if I want, or ignore it if I want, and turn on and off the biofeedback (the angels singing tones).

Plus, as you know (I think), my wrist conditions are a big part of what I'm working on.

[cedrictheo]

2 minutes ago, iacas said:

Maybe. I think the thing is… I can put them on, and just measure every swing if I want, or ignore it if I want, and turn on and off the biofeedback (the angels singing tones).

Plus, as you know (I think), my wrist conditions are a big part of what I'm working on.

Now that you say it… If the biofeedback is anywhere near as good as the deWiz I’m going to be ordering one of these for sure.

[iacas]

FWIW they're having a Black Friday sale that… ends well before Black Friday. $100 off the Player, $200 off the Pro. No affiliate link or anything - just visit their site at hackmotion.com and sign up for it.

[JetFan1983]

Got the pro version in the mail today, 30 days after ordering it. It's a long term investment as my priority isn't really the wrist angles right now (tho they clearly need work sooner or later). 

Kinda tricky to calibrate perfectly, but I'll probably figure it out. I like that this works with just air swings as I do mirror work pretty much everyday. First observation is something I already knew which is I don't have enough lead wrist bowing in the downswing.

Love my mevo+, my LiveView camera, my PRGR Black and my Stack speed trainer. All my product buys these last 2+ years have been great and valuable to my development, and I hope this one is no different. Just ten minutes in and I can very easily see the long term value for me.

Going with Option A, Knuckles Down Release Pattern. We'll see how things go. 

[iacas]

4 hours ago, JetFan1983 said:

Kinda tricky to calibrate perfectly, but I'll probably figure it out.

Really?

 

4 hours ago, JetFan1983 said:

Love my mevo+, my LiveView camera, my PRGR Black and my Stack speed trainer. All my product buys these last 2+ years have been great and valuable to my development, and I hope this one is no different. Just ten minutes in and I can very easily see the long term value for me.

👍🏼

[JetFan1983]

4 hours ago, iacas said:

Really?

 

 

[dennyjones]

Older thread, I realize.  I'm throwing the idea of purchasing Hack Motion 3, the older version.  

Is it a worthy investment for a 15 handicap that plays twice per week and practices twice per week? 

 

I have to convince my boss!

[iacas]

4 hours ago, dennyjones said:

Older thread, I realize.  I'm throwing the idea of purchasing Hack Motion 3, the older version.  

Is it a worthy investment for a 15 handicap that plays twice per week and practices twice per week? 

I have to convince my boss!

I don't think the coupon code SPINAXIS will save you 5% on the discounted version 3s, but it's worth a shot. I'll also note that we do not get an affiliate revenue from this - we specifically had them turn that off for us. So I'm not recommending it because I'll make even a dollar if you do buy.

017: Wrist Angles and Feedback with HackMotion | The Spin Axis Podcast - Golf Coaches Discuss Instruction Modern Techniques and Technology

That said… I recommend the HackMotion with the mid-level package if you are at all interested in working on this part of the golf swing. (The mid-level package also gives you putting — Core, Plus, and Pro are the levels).

I have a bunch of 3.0 sensors that will be deactivated here soon, and my 3.0s will be "deactivated" when my 4.0s arrive. So, I wonder if I can sell one of the 3.0 to you inexpensively and if you can just activate some level of software at a discount (since they won't have to send you any hardware, pay for shipping, etc.).

I used a HackMotion today in a lesson, in fact, and on myself only recently.