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Turn Your Top Fault Into the Right Drills

Take your number-one diagnosed fault and let SwingVantage match it to focused, ranked drills you can actually practise.

  • Type: Walkthrough
  • Sport: All sports
  • Level: Intermediate
  • Area: Drills & Technique
  • Watch: 2:40
  • Read: 2 min

Recording coming soon — the full written walkthrough is below, so you can follow along now.

Find coach demos of this drill on YouTube

What you'll learn

  • Start your practice from your top diagnosed fault, not a generic list
  • Read why each drill is matched and ranked for your fault
  • Know the feel you are chasing before you start a drill
  • Add drills to your plan and confirm they worked with a retest

Before you start

  • A recent diagnosis so there is a top fault to work from
  • Your sport selected so the drills match your game

Step by step

  1. Open Fix and start from your top fault

    Open Fix and SwingVantage starts from your top diagnosed fault, not a generic list, so the work is aimed at what matters most.

    Why it matters:Why
    Practising the right drill for your actual fault is the part that changes your swing.

  2. Read the matched, ranked drills

    Each drill is matched to that fault and ranked, with a short reason for why it fits, so there is no guessing which video to copy.

    What good looks like:Good
    A short list of drills, each with a clear reason it fits your fault.
    Common mistake:Avoid
    Copying a random drill video instead of the one matched to your fault.

  3. Learn the feel before you start

    Every drill shows what good looks like and a simple cue, so you know the feel you are chasing before your first rep.

    Why it matters:Why
    Knowing the target feel makes each rep count instead of guessing.

  4. Browse and filter the full library

    Browse the full Drill Library any time to filter by sport and skill area when you want to work on something specific.

    Common mistake:Avoid
    Ignoring the filters and scrolling aimlessly instead of targeting a skill area.

  5. Add to your plan, then retest

    Add a drill to your practice plan so it is waiting next time, keep reps honest, then re-diagnose after a week or two — if the fault score drops, the drill is working.

    Why it matters:Why
    A few focused minutes on the right drill beats a long unfocused session, and the retest is how you know it stuck.

Try it now

Put this into practice in SwingVantage — free to start.

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Common mistakes

  • Copying a random drill video off the internet.

    Use the drill SwingVantage matched to your diagnosed fault, ranked with a reason it fits.

  • Practising many drills unfocused.

    Work the drills tied to your one fault, keep reps honest, then retest before adding more.

What happens next

Practice with drills

Work the fix with targeted drills built around what your swing actually needs.

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Trust & accuracy

SwingVantage is honest about certainty: findings are labeled by how they were produced and how confident they are. Treat them as a strong starting point you confirm with your own retest, not a final verdict.

Frequently asked

How does SwingVantage pick the drills?

It starts from your top diagnosed fault and matches drills to it, ranked with a short reason each one fits — so you are not guessing which video to copy.

How many drills should I do at once?

Fewer than you think. Work the drills tied to your one fix, then retest — chasing many drills at once slows real change.

Full transcript
  1. Knowing your fault is only half the job — the part that changes your is practising the right drill for it.
  2. Open Fix and SwingVantage starts from your diagnosed fault, not a generic list, so the work is aimed at what matters most.
  3. Each drill is matched to that fault and ranked, with a short reason for why it fits — no guessing which video to copy.
  4. Every drill shows what good looks like and a simple cue, so you know the feel you are chasing before you start.
  5. Browse the full Drill Library any time to filter by sport and skill area when you want to work on something specific.
  6. Add a drill to your so it is waiting for you next time instead of being forgotten.
  7. Keep reps honest — a few focused minutes on the right drill beats a long unfocused session.
  8. Then re-diagnose after a week or two; if the fault score drops, the drill is working — that is how you know it stuck.
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