Before you start your SwingForm ACP Golf Swing Training Course, we need a baseline accuracy score to measure your progress against as you proceed through the 3 phases of the training course.
The score from the Baseline Accuracy Scorecard (BAS) will be recorded and entered as your official BAS.
Once you graduate, your Graduation score will be recorded and measured against your BAS.
If your graduation score is lower than your BAS OR If you don't achieve the equivalent of 50% average accuracy by the graduation session - you are entitled to refund.
No student will be granted access to the training course until their BAS has been submitted and recorded as your official BAS score.
Why You Shouldn't Play A Round Until After Graduation
You are learning a completely new swing mechanics system and that takes time to assimilate into your neuro-muscular system.
The training program has been specifically designed to make sure that by the time you finish , the SwingFrame and Power Guide swing are properly understood and integrated into your muscle memory so you can execute it every time for the rest of your life.
Because you start this course with a lot of swing thoughts , ideas and concepts about your swing as well as your current swing mechanics, it takes time to let all that go and allow a new more efficient swing mechanics process to take over.
If you a play a round of golf before you have fully completed your training and things go wrong, you will automatically default back to what you were doing before - and this will undo all the work you have done on the 'swing form' to date.
You don't yet have the full system assimilated so you can analyse and fix any swing faults in the course yourself without wasting a whole round.
Besides, considering the rounds you usually play, wouldn't it be worth sacrificing a few poor rounds , so you can come back a totally different golfer than before.
Time off from duffed / hooked /sliced tee shots or fat, thin teethed and shanked irons?
