It has long been well known amongst golfers that the most effective way to improve is to have your swing recorded, and then analyzed to determine what you must change or practice. The facts are, however, that getting this done is not convenient, it can be very costly, and you’re bound to a computer to review or analyze anything. Consequently, most golfers forgo this great technology and instead rely on some gizmo or golf buddy to tell them what they’re doing wrong. In addition, golf instructors continue buy more extension cords to power a laptop and camcorder on the practice tee.

But now, with the iPhone running iAnalyze Golf Swing, you can analyze someone’s swing on the range, on the course, in the clubhouse, on the go … or virtually anywhere for that matter.

Now, with Version 2.0, you can take PHOTOS or VIDEO. The video you record can be viewed frame by frame, and compared to the Pro Golfer built into the app or any other golfer loaded into the app.

The implications of this revolutionary new analysis platform go well beyond an instructor not needing a PC and a camcorder …

An individual golfer can instruct himself by comparing his swing to the pro-golfer images built in to the app for every type of swing, and follow the instruction supplied as well. He can download he favorite golfer from the web, emulate his swing, and record swing thoughts. On the course or anywhere he can actually see what he needs to do. It’s like having an instructor in your pocket.

A coach or instructor can use iAnalyze Golf Swing as his go-to tool to improve the golfing abilities of his students and clients. He can capture their performance anytime/anywhere, and then analyze it anytime/anywhere, and then store it with his comments/advice for emailing to the student or sharing to a networking site on the web. He can keep a database of his students, their profiles, all their swing sequences, and the instruction you gave them … making it easy to monitor and show a student’s progress over time or after a drill. Essentially, an entire lesson can be built on the app, with images and instruction, and then given to the student to have at all times.

The ‘iAnalyze’ Approach

By studying proper swing sequences, golfers can break down the fast, complex golf swing into more manageable, understandable steps. It’s much easier to practice and master the individual swing positions rather than trying to perfect the entire swing all at once.

The basic approach of this app, therefore, is to break down the golf swing into images of distinct positions in the golf swing for purposes of analysis and comparison with other golfers/images. You can analyze just one photo or a full-motion video of a swing.

The app can be used to build a library of swing sequences used to visualize, emulate, and instruct. These images can come from video or photos taken on the phone, taken with another camera, downloaded from the web using the phone’s browser, or virtually any source.

App Features & Functions

· Stores any number of Golfers
· Golfers are color-coded by Type (pro, student, etc.)
· Maintain a Profile of each golfer
· Stores up to 200 Swing Sequences for each golfer
· Use iPhone’s Camera Roll or other photo album to load photos
· Built-in Pro and Model swings with analysis and instruction for reference
· Browser (Safari) links provided to retrieve images any pro golfer on the web
· Views of Down-the-line, Face-on, and Other (any view you want)
· Advanced Drawing tools to draw on the photos
· Advanced Image-Merge function to compare golfers and simulate motion
· Easy text entry for Analysis and Instruction
· Export function for emailing/posting sequences to the web (facebook, twitter, etc.)
· Future app Updates with more functions and pro golfers

NEW PRICING

iAnalyze Golf Swing is available exclusively through the iTunes App Store now for only .95.

iAnalyze Golf Swing Lite is a full-function version, with a maximum of 4 golfers, for an incredible .95.

An overview of the app can be viewed at: http://bit.ly/bC09H5

Additional product information at: http://bit.ly/aMtqRa