The report is not the practice plan.

SwingAxis tells you if the miss is posture, tempo, or the first move down. Fault Fix Drills is the session you run after that. One miss. One drill. Film again from the same spot.

What’s in it:

1. Posture at address. Hinge, don’t hunch. Club across the chest so you stop standing up out of the shot.

2. Tempo. A 3-1 count so you stop throwing the club from the top.

3. First move down. A step-through or a pump so the hips turn instead of slide.

Skip to the chapter that matches the fault on your report. Do not stack three changes in one range session.

If the next video does not show that one change, repeat the same drill. Do not hunt a new fault yet.

Most golfers have 40 videos on their phone and still can’t name the miss.

It’s not because you’re not looking. It’s because you feel the swing, you don’t see it. Your brain fills in what you intended. The camera doesn’t.

Three things to check before you change anything:

1. Posture at address. If you’re hunched or standing up out of the shot, every drill after that is noise.

2. Tempo. Count the backswing vs the downswing. If they’re the same speed, you’re throwing the club.

3. The first move down. Hips slide, early extension, or a real turn — pick one. Don’t hunt five faults at once.

Film side-on, full body, same spot every time. One change per session. That’s how you stop guessing.