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What if peak force isn’t the most important metric in the golf swing?

In this presentation, we dive deep into one of the most misunderstood — yet powerful — performance variables in biomechanics: Impulse.

Using Smart2Move 3D Dual Force Plates, we explore how force applied over time directly influences momentum, motion generation, swing speed, low point control, and overall club delivery.

You’ll learn:

Why impulse = force × time is a true motion generator

How impulse relates to momentum (mass × velocity)

The difference between peak force and total impulse

Why the shape of the force curve matters

How lateral, vertical, AP forces and torque impulses influence swing mechanics

What “net impulse” reveals about rotational efficiency

How impulse connects to TrackMan parameters like attack angle, swing direction, and speed

Through real force plate data examples, we demonstrate how two golfers with similar peak forces can produce dramatically different movement outcomes — simply due to when and how long they apply force.

If you want to understand how ground reaction forces truly drive motion — this is essential viewing.

Never guess what you can measure.

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