SAM Puttlab Analysis Reports
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Rhythm & Timing
Rhythm and timing are generally guiding human movements. Consistent rhythm and timing are crucial for high consistency of the complete stroke. Proper rhythm and timing are the basic principles in skilled movement performance.
The graph shows the time of backswing, the time from beginning of forward swing to impact, and the time of the complete forward swing in bar charts. Time to impact is also marked with a horizontal line inside of the forward swing bar. The grey areas indicate the preferred range of the timings of the PGA Tour sample. The average time values are shown below the bars.
The absolute times can differ between different stroke types, more aggressive (committed) players show smaller times in all sections and more cautious (anxious) players show higher times. However, rhythm and timing (the relation of the components) should then still be in a preferred range. This means, rhythm and timing are always the same but the complete stroke can be somewhat slower or faster.
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