Suunto G6 Bedienungsanleitung

CONSISTENCY

It’s the mark of a pro. And it’s the product of good swing mechanics. What

happens during the 1.2 seconds from takeaway to contact means everything.

The Suunto G6 improves swing consistency by monitoring Tempo, Rhythm,

backswing Length and club head Speed with each stroke—providing instant

feedback that allows you to quickly feel and repeat the perfect swing.

HOW THE SUUNTO G6 WORKS

The Suunto G6 contains three tiny sensors. (Engineers call them

“accelerometers.”) With each swing—from the moment of takeaway to

contact—the three sensors work in concert to record 200-plus measurements.

Employing proprietary Suunto algorithms, the Suunto G6 then transposes

these measurements into four distinct swing components: Tempo, Rhythm,

backswing Length and club head Speed.

TEMPO:

The total time from takeaway to contact—

both backswing and downswing.

SPEED:

The speed of your club head at the moment

of impact.

THE MEANING OF TEMPO,

RHYTHM, LENGTH AND SPEED

LENGTH:

Measured in degrees, the distance your

wrist travels during backswing.

RHYTHM:

The percentage of tempo that’s spent on

downswing.

IMPROVING YOUR SWING AND ACHIEVING CONSISTENCY

Whether you’re hitting well or well below your goals, the Suunto G6 can

tell you why. While you might attribute an off-day to lack of sleep or too much

caffeine, the real reason might be over-swinging. Or it might be over-swinging with

a sluggish tempo. The Suunto G6 helps you realize your potential by identifying the

problems that hold you back. Likewise, if you’re having a stellar day, the Suunto G6

can tell you precisely why you’re in the zone.

The following scenarios show how a player or golf professional can use the Suunto G6

to diagnose problems and improve performance.

THE SHORT HITTER

Swing data from Suunto G6 PRACTICE mode

T: 1.8 s

R: 20%

L: 180˚

S: 70 mph

Observation:

This golfer suffers from sluggish Tempo and low club

head Speed.

Solution:

The fix is simple—faster club head speed. He can

achieve this by accelerating his Tempo to 1.3 seconds

or less and increasing his Rhythm to 25 percent. By

practicing with the Suunto G6, he’ll internalize his

new Tempo and Rhythm and consistently hit longer

shots.

Suunto G6 swing data of fictitious

tour pro John Powerdriver

Tempo: 1.07 seconds

Rhythm: 25 %

Length: 170˚

Speed: 120 mph

THE INCONSISTENT SWINGER

Swing deviation percentages from TEST mode

T: 16.9 %

R: 17.5 %

L: 27.7 %

S: 9.2 %

Observation:

This golfer suffers from the number-one problem

among avid players—inconsistency.

Solution:

With a Suunto G6, he’ll have the tools to gauge and

improve his consistency with each club in his bag.

Progressing from wedge to driver, the Suunto G6 will

analyze the consistency of each swing component

(Tempo, Rhythm, Length and Speed), pinpointing

areas in need of improvement.

Starting with a wedge, the first component he should

work on is the Length of his backswing. Checking the

Suunto G6 after each swing, he should strive for five

swings in a row between 125 and 145 degrees.

Next in line is Tempo. Using the same five-in-a-row

standard, he should strive for consistency within one-

tenth of a second. For example, if his target Tempo is

1.2 seconds, he should strive for five swings in a row

between 1.1 and 1.3 seconds.

After backswing Length and Tempo comes Rhythm:

five swings in a row between 23 and 27 percent.

Having developed consistency with a wedge, he’ll be

ready to accomplish the same with an iron and driver.

THE SLOW OVER-SWINGER

Swing data from PRACTICE mode

T: 1.95 s

R: 18 %

L: 195˚

S: 60 mph

Observation:

This golfer’s Tempo and Rhythm are too slow. What’s

more, her backswing is too long.

Solution:

Shorten the backswing to 150 degrees for faster

Tempo and Rhythm. This golfer should strive to keep

her Tempo below 1.33 seconds, with Rhythm above

24 percent.

Monitoring her swing with the Suunto G6, she should

aim for the following ranges:

T: 1.00 to 1.33 s

R: 23 to 27 %

L: 150˚ or less

Target swing data for a skilled amateur

Tempo: .8 to1.3 seconds

Rhythm: 24 to 27 %

Length: 120 to 180˚

Speed: as fast as possible while maintaining

proper balance and ball contact

OVERVIEW OF SUUNTO G6 MODES

PRACTICE MODE

Ideal for the driving range, the

PRACTICE mode displays your Tempo,

Rhythm, Length and Speed after each

stroke. Use the information to train

within your target parameters (devel-

oped by yourself or a golf profes-

sional). If you have a particularly good

or bad shot, press SELECT so you can

analyze it later. When you’re finished

training, the Suunto G6 will detail

your swing consistency for the session,

identifying areas for improvement.

You can also use the PRACTICE mode

at the beginning of a game to make

sure your swing is consistent with your

range work.

TEST MODE

Used at the driving range, the TEST

mode monitors your swing consistency

and improvement with each club. The

TEST mode also provides a quick way

to identify areas of your swing that

need improvement.

GAME MODE

The Suunto G6 keeps score in four

popular game modes: scratch, stroke-

play, stableford and match. It also

records your game statistics off the

tee, in the fairway and on the green.

The GAME mode can also display your

Tempo, Rhythm, Length and Speed

after each stroke. You can reference

this information to make sure your

game is consistent with your practice.

TIME MODE

Dual time

Date

Alarm

Stopwatch

SUUNTO GOLF MANAGER

Sold with the Suunto G6 PRO or

as an upgrade for the Suunto G6.

*Create and download course

information to your Suunto G6.

*Upload PRACTICE, TEST and GAME

information to your PC for storing,

analyzing and sharing.

*optional Suunto Golf Manager

AVAILABLE IN SUUNTO G6 & G6 PRO MODELS

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