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User Guide

4 Steps to Use iSwingMate

  1. Add Swing Video to iSwingMate
  2. Save Swing Profile
  3. Review Saved Swing Data
  4. Compare Swing Data

1. Add Swing Video to iSwingMate

– Method 1: Add an existing swing video from Photo Library

– Method 2: Record your swing video

* Note: The stance in the video must be DTL (Down The Line)

– Method 3: Share video to iSwingMate

Share video to iSwingMate on Android Phone
Share video to iSwingMate on iPhone

2. Save Swing Profile

– Step 1: Use the video seeker tool to jump to the correct Address position..

  • Note: Choose the moment right before the club starts moving. Swing Tempo accuracy depends on selecting this exact moment.

– Step 2: Press “Add” to mark the Address position

  • After the Shaft-Line is generated, you can use buttons “1, 2, 3, 4” to adjust it if needed.

– Step 3: Use frame-by-frame scrub to find the correct Top position (Top of backswing).

  • Note: Choose the moment when the clubhead reaches the top of the backswing. Tempo accuracy depends on this choice.

– Step 4: Press “Top” to mark the Top position

– Step 5: Use frame-by-frame scrub to find the correct Impact position.

  • Note: Choose the moment when the shaft is closest to the Impact moment..

– Step 6: Press “Imp” to mark the Impact moment

– Step 7: Press “Save” to store the Swing Profile


3. View Saved Swing Profile

– Step 1: Press “Load” to open the list of Swing Profiles in the video.

  • One video may contain multiple swings.

– Step 2: Select a profile to view swing data and issues.


4. Compare Swing Data

– Step 1: After opening a swing profile, press “Compare” to show the list of saved swings.

  • Note: The list only shows marked swings in the video.

– Step 2: Select a swing profile to compare


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