This place charges $350 an hour.
Came back to me and offered to do the initial screening and 4 half hour sessions for 700. Its not the total price so much as the 350/hour i just cant seem to stomach.
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Shaq: Youâre mad about the 350 but itâs only a half hour session. Once you come back for another session you pay another 175 and you got a full hour. Simple math, Kenny.
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I have two jobs that I do TPI assessments as a service and programs at and I can confirm is an absolute ridiculous price. Unless they have a bunch of other assessment tools and data points to add to the TPI piece itâs not worth that amount
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I finally watched Neilâs video with Dr Rose and I had the exact same default pattern as Neil, like to the T. Iâve fought it and manipulated it in a million ways but the electric fence feel is incredible.
@MerchCzar Thank you for having that same miss pattern. Iâd love to chat briefly about electric fence and keeping the power plugged in. Did you instantly feel an insane rotation that youâve never felt?
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Also @Cody pure move man.
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I sent an email to Dr. Rose about how he demonstrates (and perhaps understands) the ârockâ (rock-n-roll) part. Iâm not going to say much about it here until after he responds, but Iâve talked to a number of other biomechanists, so Iâm feeling good about it.
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Very curious to this thread. Iâm fascinated by these videos. The electric fence feel was so freeing in my ability to rotate.
I did my Level 1 TPI review and letâs hear it for being a 26 handicap physically but 3.8 handicap golf ability!
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How was the experience? Considering doing it.
Obv it wonât be as good as the videos but what did they put you through?
There was no swing analysis but it was a full hour of physical testing (nothing to break a sweat) and then talking about results and stretching options.
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19 for me today (vs 9.4)!
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I threw up after the assessment
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Wow!
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What?!
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Long story short (it was the wrong guy-uy)âŚ
Dr. Rose often demonstrates the ârockâ part by tipping his torso/chest back, but having talked with a number of biomechanists and doing some measurements myself, Iâm moderately confident the majority of the frontal plane torque comes from the motion of the arms/hands/club âloweringâ. The body does eventually get into right side bend/tilt, but itâs not moving that way rapidly early in the downswing. What is moving that direction early in the downswing⌠are the arms/hands/club.
This makes more sense. So the feel would be recentering move, lower arms, rotate, jump
Question for ya. When he demonstrates the feel of plugging in the chest to the belly button (the extension cord analogy) at what point does the golfer feel that release? Is that a connection one maintains throughout the entire swing? Does the jump part end up disconnecting the plug?
It rules how people like Dr. Greg Rose were getting us to the moon in the 1960s and now theyâre micro-dissecting golf swing biomechanics.
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Whenâs trons TPI?
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your wish has been granted
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5 minutes in. Genuinely impressed at the body comp Tron has / maintains with his physical limitations and self-professed non-activity. Itâs not common to innately eat as calorically-neutral as he appears to.
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