Lou has been measured. His swing, the flailing bits, he's been suited, he's been booted.

Do they make rules that big?

At the key session.

And I haven't had the data through yet. He's sending it today. I'm looking forward to getting

it on my system, but I have seen Lou's kind of report and he's shown me a few things that

he's done and it looked like

some good changes Lou. Talk to us about gears. So anyone who's listening doesn't know what

gears session is, he's wearing dots, just loads a suit with loads of dots on six or

eight cameras around him. He swings and you get a three-dimensional avatar of his movements

where you can measure nearly any joint you can

imagine how far your arms are lifting turning twisting rotating your knees are moving your shoulders

tilt and turning and the club as well so he's been fully measured first off i presume you enjoyed

it lou it is a great experience isn't it it was a fantastic. So it was the first time that I had been on gears, and suiting up was interesting and putting

all the dots on.

There's a jacket that you wear.

You put dots on your hat.

Put some dots around your knees.

Put sort of a Velcro strap around your knees, and they put some dots.

The jacket that you wear sort of are long sleeves, and then it's almost like a tiny little

vest, and it's got some dots in different places. And big shout out to Eric Barseski.

He's in Erie, Pennsylvania.

I was kind of in the area, and he was kind enough to have me by and put me on the gear system.

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