DE19612585A1 - Back swing pilot golf training equipment - Google Patents

Abstract

The golf training equipment consists of a plate showing degrees of angle (1), an aiming aid (2), adjusting parts (5,6), an alignment/adjusting part (4), and sliding markers (7-12) with rows of numbers. All parts are rivetted together centrally, and the aiming aid is also fixed by rivetting. The construction of the golf training equipment gives correlative positioning of all values relevant for a correct backswing, during positioning of the body during aiming, and position of upper body and arms after completed backswing.

Description

A proper back swing is the basis for a good one Golf swing. Due to its complex requirements and It is consistently perceived as very difficult. There It is therefore desirable to have an aid available for him to have that covers as many individual elements as possible and thus his learning and training easier.

The BACK-SWING-PILOT records:

• 1. Alignment to the target for normal strokes
• 2. Alignment to the target for special strikes
• 3. the ballage
• 4. the body rotation
• 5. the arm position with every rotation
• 6. the position of the hands for the swing radius
• 7. the displacement of the body axis (lateral movement) for the Weight shift
• 8. the racket position.

So far there is no tool that this complex or one Part of it in terms of concrete, reproducible numbers gave in for effective, person-specific training Self-control recorded. This is why many golfers like it difficult for golfers to practice even after years of playing judge whether your backswing is going properly. This is natural a serious defect that can be overcome with the help of the BACK-SWING-PILOT can be fixed. Because of its combined, specific When the backswing is complete, it offers construction at a glance down in a simple and effective way a self con check whether the right positions have been reached. The key point of the BACK-SWING-PILOT is personal optimal values for the above points 1. to 7. open to make them known, to train them in and to do them again at will to be able to adjust and use for an effective, self-con trolled training. They serve this important task following parts for the construction of the BACK-SWING-PILOT:

Reference list

Fig. 1
Part 1 - Combination Angle Scale
Part 2 - fixed alignment part
Part 3 - Extension for Part 2
Part 4 - Alignment and adjustment part for special shots with open or closed body
Part 5 - Adjustment part for upper body
Part 6 - Adjustment part for largely extended arm
Part 7 - sliding marking for body axis
Part 8 - Ballage
Part 9 - Position of the left foot (right-handed) for alignment
Part 10 - sliding mark for foot distance from part 2
Part 11 - sliding marker for the club shaft
Part 12 - movable marking for position of the hands (swing radius)

Fig. 2
Part 13 - tight central riveting
Part 14 - riveting part ( 1 ) and part ( 2 )
Part 15 - riveting the extension ( 3 ) with part ( 2 )

Fig. 3

• - BACK-SWING-PILOT when folded

For normal punches, i.e. H. Strikes at right angles to the target line of the club face, come on the comm binations angular degree scale different settings in question - from apart from the person-specific differences - because the body more or less depending on the desired stroke length is turning. It is normal for the long drive - so is the body constitution allows - the upper body for the full swing turn approx. 90 °. Under this assumption, for the largely extended arm on the combination angular degree scale a value of approx. 20 °. Her upper body and arms should be one Unit to be moved.

The correlation between upper body and arm can be set with parts ( 5 ) and ( 6 ) on the right scale sector provided for this purpose and can thus be adhered to exactly for each practice. For shorter strokes, there are other linked values when the swing is not full.

Any values should, if possible, be determined by a golf instructor using parts ( 1 ), ( 5 ) and ( 6 ) and given to the player. He can then adjust them for each practice and is thus able to carry out said person-specific, effective training.

For any special strokes, ie strokes with a club face that is not at right angles to the target line, there is a third value, namely for opening or closing the body during alignment with the aid of the part ( 4 ). There are then three values in correlation, one for feet / body and one for upper body and arm. They are set with part ( 4 ) on the intended left scale sector and with parts ( 5 ) and ( 6 ) on the right scale sector.

Regardless of whether it is normal or special strokes for more or less long stroke lengths, feet / body must always be parallel to their alignment parts ( 2 ) or ( 4 ).

In addition to the person-specific degrees of angle, there are individual duel position values for

• - the ballage
• - the position of the left or right foot (right / left-handed)
• - the body axis after the back swing has ended
• - the foot distance to part ( 2 )
• - hands after swing back (swing radius)

These position values are to be determined or set using the movable markings on parts ( 2 ), ( 5 ) and ( 6 ).

The BACK-SWING-PILOT therefore provides for learning and training under self-control all individually relevant values that are with their associated, described parts easily at any time let put.

Claims (5)

1. golf training device BACK-SWING-PILOT, characterized in that it from the combination angle degree scale ( 1 ), the alignment part ( 2 ), the adjustment parts ( 5 ) and ( 6 ), the alignment and adjustment part ( 4 ) , the movable markings ( 7 ), ( 8 ), ( 9 ), ( 10 ), ( 11 ) and ( 12 ) with rows of numbers, a central riveting ( 13 ), a fixation of the alignment part ( 2 ) by the riveting ( 14 ) and with its structure enables a relative setting of the relevant and interrelated values related to the position of the body in the alignment and the position of the upper body as well as the arms after the back swing has been completed, for the learning and personal training of the Back swing under self control. 2. Combination angular degree scale ( 1 ) according to claim 1, characterized in that it has a right scale sector for the correlative setting of the numerical values for the upper body with the adjustment part ( 5 ) and the numerical values for the largely extended arm (each at the back swing end ) with the adjustment part ( 6 ) and a left-hand scale sector for setting the numerical values of the open or closed body for special strokes with the alignment and adjustment part ( 4 ), so that it enables a correct latent setting of three position-relevant scale values, with which learned and can be trained in self-control. 3. Movable markings with rows of numbers ( 7 ), ( 8 ), ( 9 ), ( 10 ), ( 11 ) and ( 12 ) according to claim 1, characterized in that they enable the numerical fixing of 6 position elements as an overall system. 4. Central riveting ( 13 ) according to claim 1, characterized in that it causes a self-locking movement of the aligning and adjusting parts ( 4 ), ( 5 ) and ( 6 ), whereby the others remain fixed when setting a value. 5. alignment part ( 2 ) according to claim 1, characterized in that it has a foldable bare extension ( 3 ) for the bunker game and transport.