Parked · Patent pending · Not for sale

Close the gap between feel and real.

My Perfect Pivot is a chest-mounted red-dot laser that shows what your torso is doing in the swing — so you can see the pivot instead of guessing. The laser can’t lie. This domain is parked for now — no store, no checkout, nothing for sale. Brand page only while the product sits in caretaker mode.

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My Perfect Pivot red-dot laser aimed at a golf ball on turf

Chest harness · adjustable red-dot laser Built for feel-to-real practice

How the red dot works

Aim the laser at the ground behind the ball. As you swing, the red dot traces chest and core rotation — address, takeaway, backswing, path, face, and speed. Easy to use. Direct feedback. Forces you to do the work.

See the pivot

Watch where the chest points. Tiny posture changes move the dot a lot, so guesswork drops away.

Train the whole swing

From Freeze Tag at address to Offsides on the takeaway and Army for draws and fades.

Take it to the course

It doesn’t force a position you can’t repeat. Build feel in practice, then leave the device in the bag.

What golfers train

The same benefit set from the live Shopify era — refreshed for a quieter holding page.

Consistent address

Know where the chest is pointing so you stop addressing open or closed without realizing it.

One-piece takeaway

Club and red dot start together. If the club outruns the dot, you’re armsy.

Compact backswing

See when the dot crosses the hands so you transition instead of overswinging.

Spine tilt & path

Stay in posture and learn in-to-out / out-to-in shapes on purpose.

Speed & distance

Move the red dot from the top to the finish faster — rotation speed, not arm throw.

Short game too

Adjust the aim for pitching and chipping so chest and club stay synced.

Built in a pandemic garage

Decades of books, VHS, DVDs, YouTube, and too many training aids led here. Mid-pandemic, an Athletic Motion Golf cue — imagine a laser out of the chest — sent the first prototype to the garage bench.

With help from family, the device grew into a full-swing trainer: address, takeaway, backswing, path, face, shot shape, and speed. It’s the aid the founder wished he’d found decades earlier.

Weekend-hacker voice. Direct feedback. Patent pending.