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EMG-Powered Insight

You Don't Have
"Muscle Memory."

There's no memory stored in your muscles. What you call muscle memory is a neural pattern — and you're probably reinforcing the wrong one. EMG shows you which muscles actually fire, and when.

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THE MYTH

"Just repeat it until your muscles remember."

You've heard it a thousand times. But repetition without knowing WHICH muscles are firing only deepens bad patterns. Two swings can look identical — but use completely different muscle groups.

Efficient Activation
Core
85%
Glutes
72%
Forearms
30%

Core drives rotation. Arms stay relaxed. Power flows.

Compensation Pattern
Core
25%
Glutes
20%
Forearms
90%

Arms overcompensate for weak core. Same swing. Less power. More injury risk.

Both swings look the same on video. Only EMG reveals the difference.

THE TRUTH

Your brain picks the path of least resistance.

Without feedback, your nervous system defaults to whatever muscle pattern "works" — even if it's inefficient or dangerous. You need to know what's actually firing to retrain the right pattern.

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Neural Pattern

"Muscle memory" lives in your brain, not muscles. It's a learned firing sequence.

EMG Signals

Surface electrodes detect electrical impulses as muscles contract — millisecond precision.

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Retraining

See which muscles fire. Correct the pattern. Build the RIGHT neural pathway.

EMG SCIENCE

4 EMG sensors. 1000Hz sampling.
Every contraction captured.

No other consumer golf product offers EMG. We're the first to bring sports-science-grade muscle monitoring to your practice sessions.

1

Activation Timing

Know exactly WHEN each muscle fires — within 5ms precision. Core before forearms? Or the other way around?

2

Intensity Mapping

See how HARD each muscle group works. Overactive forearms? Underactive glutes? Now you know.

3

Fatigue Detection

EMG amplitude drops as muscles fatigue. Know when you're practicing tired — before bad patterns set in.

EMG Sensor Placement (Right-handed golfer)

Vastus Lateralis — Left Leg

10-15cm above patella, lateral thigh

~30-35%

Gluteus Maximus — Left

Upper outer quadrant of buttock

~25-30%

External Oblique — Left

2-3cm lateral to navel, below ribs

~20-25%

Latissimus Dorsi — Right

Below inferior angle of scapula

~15-20%

% = contribution to kinetic chain power generation

Stop guessing which muscles fire.

Start knowing.

The first consumer wearable with EMG muscle monitoring for golf. Build the right neural patterns from day one.

No credit card required · 4 IMU + 4 EMG sensors · Ships Q3 2026