Swing Speed Radar: How Fast Is Your Swing?
By Paul Wilson at September 6, 2012 | 8:50 pm | Print
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Buy Swing Speed Radar
(USA and Canadian Orders Only)
If you are interested in purchasing a Swing Speed Radar unit there are 2 versions to choose from. The blue unit only measures swing speed. The red unit measures swing speed and tempo which is great if you are trying to develop a consistent, repeatable golf swing.
Once you choose which unit you would like you will place the order from this website. This order will then be forwarded to the manufacturer who will ship the item through first class mail to both US and Canadian locations.
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IMPORTANT: This Order With Be Shipped By The Manufacturer
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WadeThames, 8 months ago
Paul,
I use the SSRTT. It is a very useful tool to give some feedback to gain confidence. I wish it was back lit or something because most of the time I get to the driving range is at night.
Thanks!
Paul Wilson, 8 months ago
Wade, Yes, I really this the Swing Speed Radar. Quick and easy to use.
ReinerMack, 5 months ago
Hi Paul,
What is the diference between Swing speed (what I understood is equal to club head speed) and tempo? Is it something like rythm of the sequences?
Thanks for all the other great things your tips have done for my golf until today!
Reiner
Paul Wilson, 5 months ago
Reiner,
The tempo is what speed you are swinging at and how consistent you repeat this speed over numerous swings. The clubhead speed is the overall speed of the club as you swing it.
PatrickFox, 4 months ago
Paul
Guess what I got for Christmas! Playing around with SSR with different clubs what kind of speeds should I expect to see? How much difference is there between a driver and pitching wedge? What would be the best way to use it? Challenge myself to get speeds higher while staying “effortless”?
Patrick
Paul Wilson, 4 months ago
Patrick,
There should have been a card included showing swing speeds. They will vary with the different level of golfer. You have seen me around 116 with driver. I haven’t used it for other clubs.
Just carry it with you and use it to measure your swing speed over time. It is not about whacking away at it trying to see how high you can get it to go. I know you will do this the first time you use it. After that track it over time. Keep working on increasing the rotational speed of your body and loosening your wrists and you will see your speed gradually increase. Hit it as hard as you can with your arms and it will go slower.
RaymondCHASTEL, 2 months ago
I always practise at home with the SSRT .It ‘ s amazing how small changes to your set up ,the loseness of your wrists ,the flexibility of your hips ,the push on your right big toe influences the clubhead speed !
Paul Wilson, 2 months ago
Raymond,
Exactly. This is why the Swing Speed Radar is a great training aid. It proves that these things are improving your swing. Keep using it.