More with Chip Beck on the PerfectMotion App, along with CEO Rich Kosowsky

golf SMARTER

Josh Karp

Golf, Sports, Society & Culture

4.3 • 577 Ratings

🗓️ 23 December 2020

⏱️ 62 minutes

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772: 4x PGA Tour winner, Chip Beck returns for part 2 of our conversation. We cut him off early last week because he started talking about the new app-based expert system for training the motion of activities in performance called PerfectMotion. It's a great new app where you get immediate feedback in addition to being able to have a PGA Teaching professional provide feedback and insights. Chip would love to work with you and is offering Golf SMARTER listeners the opportunity to have him work with you through the app for a full year for only $700!! Every time you use the app, you'll get an email from Chip by the next day (in most cases) with insights, images, and tips to improve the issues he finds. Go to chipbeck59.com and mention "golfsmarter" to get your discount. His usual rate is $159mo or $1,908yr, so don't miss your chance to work with him for all of 2021 and beyond. Also on this episode we're joined by PerfectMotion® app CEO Rich Kosowsky who gives us a full rundown on how the app works and what Artificial Intelligence provides to improve your swing. The app if free to download on iOS and Android and you can upgrade to the pro version for $5.99mo or $60yr. When you first login to the app, you'll get to try the Pro Version free for 14 days. So don't download it until you're ready to give it a try. Go to perfectmotion.io for more. This week on Golf Smarter Mulligans episode 88, we're joined by Chuck Evans, a Top100 Teacher in America talking about fine tuning your swing, and how to identify and improve weaker parts of your game. He's at ChuckEvansGolf.comFor exclusive content and first access check out Corrected Mistakes on Substack: https://substack.com/@correctedmistake Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	If I'm having trouble with my wedges, I'm moving forward.
0:03.0	Generally, people that move ahead of their ball at a dress, they're going to hit it fat.
0:07.0	So with the app, I learned to get positioned and I learn to stay real centered
0:13.0	instead of having any kind of movement at all.
0:16.0	And the app is measured on a one-inch grid so you can see the grid.
0:20.0	And so I can see, well, gosh, I'm moving
0:21.7	an inch or two to the right. I need to stay steady. So I can come right down precisely on that
0:26.6	ball. I can see what their problems are and the app's unbiased. And so it gives me a way to teach
0:33.8	from the distance. And literally, it's the only app in golf where a person can take a swing,
0:40.2	and in real time I'll get that right after it comes up on their phone, and at the same time,
0:45.2	it'll come up on my phone as their coach, and they can be in Australia and I can be in Chicago
0:49.2	and Florida. It's truly remarkable, and I think it's the wave of the future.
0:53.4	Golf Smarter number 772.
0:56.3	And a quick note, if you've not heard last week's episode with four-time PGA tour winner, Chip Beck,
1:03.1	I ended the episode before it was over.
1:05.6	We start today with Chip right where we left off to discuss the Perfect Motion app and his incredible
1:13.3	offer to the Golf Smarter community.
1:16.7	More with Chip back on the expert training system Perfect Motion app, along with CEO Rich
1:23.3	Kazowski.
1:24.1	This is Golf Smarter.
1:26.9	Sharing stories, tips, and insights from great golf minds to help you lower your score
1:32.1	and raise your golf IQ.
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