Method and apparatus for analyzing a golf stroke

An apparatus for analyzing golf strokes comprising:

• a first sensor for sensing movement of a golf club head during the golf stroke;
• a second sensor for sensing head movement of the golfer during the golf stroke;
• a third sensor for sensing eye movement of the golfer during the golf stroke;
• and
• a transmitter for wirelessly transmitting sensed movement of the golfer and the club head to a remote processor, the processor producing measurements corresponding to the movement of the golfer and the club head during the golf stroke.

A method for analyzing golf strokes comprising:

• providing a golf club with a reflective back surface;
• positioning the transceiver behind the golf glub and along a swing line of the club;
• sending signals from the transceiver towards the club;
• allowing the golfer to take a stroke;
• receiving reflected signals from the reflective back surface of the club during the stroke;
• transmitting the received signal to a processor;
• and
• producing measurements at the remote processor corresponding to the movement during the golf stroke.

An apparatus for analyzing free throw movements comprising:

• a first sensor for sensing finger movement during a free throw;
• a second sensor for sensing wrist movement during the free throw;
• a third sensor for sensing elbow movement during the free throw;
• and
• a processor connected to the first, second, and third sensors for producing measurements corresponding to the finger, wrist, and elbow movements.

A method for analyzing movement during a free throw comprising:

• providing sensors for measuring finger, wrist, and elbow movement;
• attaching the sensor to a wearer's finger, wrist, and elbow;
• allowing the wearer to take a free throw;
• sensing finger, wrist, and elbow movement during the free throw;
• and
• producing measurements corresponding to sensed finger, wrist, and elbow movements.