Medicus VisionTrack Pro, Instruction Manual

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SETUP: STANCE POSITION
• Stand in the area shown (See diagram
4-1 on right side) with feet aligned
parallel to the Stance Line.
• Right Hand Players: Position left foot &
shoulder even with Low Point (See diagram
4-1). Left Hand Players: Position right
foot & shoulder even with Low Point.
• The VT Pro's Swing Path slides backward or
forward in order to change ball position (See
diagram 4-2). Changing your stance for different
clubs is not necessary since low point is always
at your leading shoulder. The ball position needs
to move forward or backward in the stance for
different clubs. Using this feature is important
for the purpose of the Fault Sensor. You still
must swing out past the Fault Sensor, even if
ball position is further back in your stance.
• A driver, for example should be played up
near the Low Point, while a wedge would
be positioned in the center of the chest.
Experiment with the slider to fi nd the ball
position that works best for you and allows
you to hit the type of shots you prefer.
VISIONTRACK PRO
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PRACTICE
PRACTICE: DEVELOPING YOUR SWING PATH
• When you fi rst setup your VisionTrack PRO™
your goal is to swing the clubhead along the
track labeled Swing Path. This path will become
the foundation to building a great swing. Begin
with the iron you are most comfortable using
- if you are unsure, we suggest a 7 iron.
• Align the clubface halfway between the lines
marked DRAW & FADE, which are located
behind the ball position. (See diagram 5-1)