All-New Balance Optix Pressure Mat
The all-new Balance Optix Pressure Mat Technology uses over 1,100 sensors to measure your weight distribution and how weight shifts laterally and vertically throughout your swing.
Balance and weight transfer are essential aspects of the golf swing, playing a crucial role in helping maintain control, generating power, and achieving consistent results!
Your weight distribution and weight shift are displayed via Weight Distribution Bars, a foot heat map and Center of Mass Tracer. In the Uneekor View software, you are able to compare two different shots with the bars, heat map, and tracer for the individual swings, and see why your two swings produced different results.
Swing Optix and Balance Optix are synced so that you can observe how your weight transfers at every single point in your swing. Compare 2 of your swings in our View software and see why your selected swings produced different results.
Balance Optix Technology uses over 1100 sensors to measure and display real-time visual representations of how your weight moves and shifts throughout your golf swing. As weight moves from left foot to right foot and heel to toe, the heat map increases/decreases in size and colors shift in real-time.
*If you are purchasing the Balance Optix Pressure Mat individually, please make sure you already have the Uneekor Swing Optix Cameras as Balance Optix only works if you have the Uneekor Swing Optix Cameras (other brands will not work with Balance Optix).
How can a pressure mat help my golf game?
By understanding how your balance distributes throughout your swing, you will be able to identify flaws that you didn’t think were caused by your footwork.
How do I read the graphs for Balance Optix Pressure Mat?
Center X – this shows the emphasis of how your Center of Mass (CoM) transfers throughout the swing from right to left.
Velocity X – this displays the rate at which your CoM travels from right to left.
Velocity Y – this displays the rate at which your CoM travels from back to front.
Speed – indicates where your fastest lateral motion occurs in your swing.
Sum – it is a collection of all points of pressure. As you enter your follow through, you will have less points of contact on the mat, indicating less total pressure.
