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BUSINESS 02 — GOLF

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Our golf coaching programs use movement and ball-flight data to identify each golfer's most important opportunities for improvement — and connect them to individualized drills.

Golfer in the downswing with 3D skeletal tracking overlay and club-path arc

3D MOTION ANALYSIS — GOLF WORKFLOW

Data is not the lesson.
Data helps us deliver a better lesson.

01DISTANCE

Buttobi Rikigaku

ぶっ飛び力学 — “the mechanics of flying far”

Distance is physics, not effort.

A distance-development program built on biomechanics: measuring how force is created, sequenced, and delivered into the club — then rebuilding each golfer's speed from causes, not symptoms.

Yamazaki rebuilt his own swing from a 230-yard carry to over 300 yards with the same approach he now coaches: identify where energy leaks, restore the order in which force is produced, and train it with individualized drills.

His students include national team members, a U.S. Women's Open participant, a Japanese long-drive champion, and touring professionals — alongside amateurs in their 50s and 60s.

Coaching workflow uses Sportsbox 3D, TrackMan, and pressure-plate systems such as Swing Catalyst.

  • 3D Motion Analysis
  • Ball-Flight Data
  • Ground Reaction
  • Online Program
CERTIFICATIONS & RECORD
Sportsbox 3DSwing Catalyst Level 1smart2move Level 1

WHERE THE METHOD COMES FROM

Yamazaki travels abroad to study with the people defining this field, and brings the material back into his own coaching.

Ikko Yamazaki with Dr. Young-Hoo Kwon, golf biomechanics researcher
Dr. Young-Hoo KwonA leading researcher in golf biomechanics and ground-reaction mechanics.
Ikko Yamazaki with American golf instructor Dana Dahlquist
Dana DahlquistAn American instructor known for speed and mechanics work with tour-level players.
02SHOT-MAKING

ReBirth GOLF

Repeatable shot-making, from how the club actually works

The swing is a result. The club is the cause.

A coaching program centered on how the golf club is designed to be used — treating the swing as the natural result of handling the club correctly, rather than a set of positions to imitate.

Kondo brings 20+ years of lesson experience and more than 1,000 students, a career-best round of 63, an appearance in a Japan Golf Tour event (2012), and the GETAWAY training aid he developed — covered by national media and used by tour professionals.

His approach is grounded in formal biomechanics education: he completed Dr. Young-Hoo Kwon's Golf Biomechanics Instructor Training Program, the same ground-reaction and kinetics framework used in academic golf research.

Instruction is grounded in motor learning, ground-reaction mechanics, and two decades of on-course experience.

  • Shot-Making
  • Repeatability
  • Club Dynamics
  • Online Coaching
CERTIFICATIONS & RECORD
Dr. Kwon Golf Biomechanics Instructor — Level 1JGTO tour event (2012)Career-best 63

WHY THIS MATTERS

The analysis is where the lesson starts.

Filming instructions, athlete onboarding, interpretation, drill design, and progress review are all part of one commercial workflow serving Japanese golfers today.

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