| The Pure Impact System (TPIS) is a biomechanically efficient method of executing the golf swing. It is governed by 2 laws, physical laws and anatomical laws as opposed to undefinable “principles”. There are pure physical requirements as well as anatomical limitations that principles do not need to follow. TPIS actually states that any swing flaw can be categorized in only 3 areas: 1) Positions 2) Rhythm 3) Sequence If the swing flaw is easily attributed to any of the 3 categories, the golfer simply works on the thoroughly explainable and definable aspects of that particular category. TPIS begins with a description and explanation of the grip, posture and set-up/address. It promotes a specific flow chart of progression through the phases of the swing as well as a specific goal for achievement: 1) Motion 2) Contact 3) Direction 4) Distance |
Since TPIS was developed through, not only theory, but diligent practice and documented proof of success, it also includes a study of all aspects of the swing that are not easily
observable through the use of video camera equipment. TPIS explains the importance of these aspects and how they affect a golf swing:
1) Center of gravity
2) Connection
3) Resistance
4) Angular momentum
5) Limitations of anatomical movement
Other aspects of TPIS include a detailed description of the 4 elements of distance:
1) Wrist hinge
2) Core speed
3) Swing Length
4) Wrist position at impact
As well as variables in chipping:
1) Landing distance
2) Required swing for specific distance
3) Roll for each distance
And, variables in putting and how to eliminate them:
1) Stroke
2) Alignment
3) Distance/Speed
4) Break
For more information on The Pure Impact System, please send email to schedule a lesson or book a speaking engagement.
observable through the use of video camera equipment. TPIS explains the importance of these aspects and how they affect a golf swing:
1) Center of gravity
2) Connection
3) Resistance
4) Angular momentum
5) Limitations of anatomical movement
Other aspects of TPIS include a detailed description of the 4 elements of distance:
1) Wrist hinge
2) Core speed
3) Swing Length
4) Wrist position at impact
As well as variables in chipping:
1) Landing distance
2) Required swing for specific distance
3) Roll for each distance
And, variables in putting and how to eliminate them:
1) Stroke
2) Alignment
3) Distance/Speed
4) Break
For more information on The Pure Impact System, please send email to schedule a lesson or book a speaking engagement.
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