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- Free to download (see in App Store)
- Get help with your swing instantly in real time!
- The AI recommends videos to watch based on your questions!
- No more waiting on your instructor to get back to you!
- Works on iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch
- All golf instruction videos require an internet connection
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New to the RST? Here's why you need it...
The Rotary Swing Tour (RST) is the most efficient, body-friendly swing humanly possible.
How do we know that?
It was developed 100% based on science and objectivity in conjunction with leading biomechanists, orthopedists, physical therapists, learning experts, and other brain and body experts.
Why haven't you heard of us before?
- We don't advertise much. We let our happy members spread the word for us.
- We tell you the truth: quick tips don't work. Lasting improvement requires a commitment to practice. Most people don't want to hear that.
Rotary Swing Tour (RST):
- Goal: the most efficient, body-friendly swing the human body can make
- Tour-caliber impact and club head speed
- 100% scientific and objective
- Created with input from learning experts, biomechanists, orthopedists, and other experts
- Consistent system
- Teaches smart practice with proper feedback
- Resembles approach of modern day Olympic trainers
Traditional Instruction:
- Goal of many systems: copy a successful—yet flawed—pro swing
- Goal of other systems: solid impact position (regardless of inefficient or harmful movements)
- Subjective, with little science to back it up
- Systems created only by golf instructors with little knowledge of human body or learning theory
- Rely on random, quick tips that don't "stick"
- Beating range balls is the typical practice regimen
- Similar to Olympic training...100 yrs ago