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SwingReview supports three practice protocols:

1. Swing once, Review, and Adjust
2. Keep swinging until it feels right, then Review and Adjust
3. Swing at the range, Review later at home

When making a swing change, I recommend starting with the first protocol for maximum feedback, before moving to more advanced protocols as you build trust in the new motion. Each protocol maps to one of the three possible setting combinations in the capture view:

1. After a swing: Review it
2. After a swing: Keep recording, Save last swing: Manually
3. After a swing: Keep recording, Save last swing: Automatically

I recommend turning off your phone’s Silent Mode and increasing the volume the first time you use SwingReview so you can hear its audio cues. Once you’re confident that SwingReview is accurately detecting your swings, you can use it in Silent Mode.

For reliable detection, make sure:

• Your body is entirely within the view of the camera
• You are wearing clothing that separates you from the background
• There is enough light in the environment
• You are recording in either the face-on or down-the-line position
• You are making a large enough swing (three quarters or greater)
• You are completing your swing (follow through, face the target, get on your trail toe)
• Your phone is held still, ideally on a tripod

Any motion that could be considered a golf swing will be detected as a swing, regardless of whether a ball was hit. To reduce false detections, make sure:

• You are the only person in view of the camera making a swing
• Your practice swings and waggles are slower or shorter than your actual swing

App developers cannot directly issue a refund. Please follow Apple’s instructions on how to request a refund.

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