Online Learning Groups Overview

Online Learning Groups: Improve Through Ongoing Lessons with a Certified Instructor

Unlimited instruction each month for less than half the cost of a typical in-person lesson!

Got a camera? Then join today for personalized instruction at an unbeatable price.

Find out where to start and how to fix your specific faults
Ensure your latest swing changes are correct before ingraining them
Learn from lessons directly for you and from your peers' lessons

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How Online Learning Groups Work

1. Take swing video/pictures

Any video or still image camera will work. Instructions for positioning the camera are provided.

2. Post video/pics, questions

Use our easy, 3-step form to upload your swing files. Plus, you can refer to our tutorials if you need any help.

3. Receive instruction & practice

Instructors respond (example) within a few hours (72 hrs max). Now the hard part...you've gotta practice!

4. Practice more, improve, repeat!

Post often while practicing to ensure you're on track. Once ingrained, stack on the next piece and start again.

Frequently Asked Questions

Question still not answered?

Contact Membership Director Christina

Email: christina at rotaryswing dot com

Phone: (407) 729-1889

"This is an experience like no other; you can post your swing and have members and an instructor critique it. This ensures your work on each move is done correctly, and if you're applying this move correctly in your full swing. If you're not a member you're missing out." -Steve; July 13, 2010

"An excellent method of closely monitoring swing changes and staying on the right path." -Neil; July 13, 2010

"It gives the members easy access to any questions, problems (tech) and the ability to see how everyone is doing. I really like this." -William; July 12, 2010

"The online group is a great way to learn together and from each other as we all try to get better." -Anthony; July 12, 2010

"I do like the quick feedback I've gotten so far from other forum members and from Rotary Swing experts." -Troy; July 11, 2010

"Great constructive criticism of your interpretation of the Rotary Swing Tour. Take your recent changes online and see if you're progressing properly!....Overall I have enjoyed the experience thus far, keep up the good work, thanks guys!" -Brad; July 11, 2010

"I get direct interaction from knowledgeable instructors reviewing my swing. I get to observe the instructors with other students covering material that is either review or upcoming in my development...Honestly, it's way under-priced." -Ray; July 11, 2010

This is an actual post from group member Raul that RST Certified Instructor Bill Burke answered.

No, it's really easy. You'll just complete the 3 steps below. Be sure to watch the Quick Demo above to see how you can record and upload your swing in less than 5 minutes!

We have a complete series of step-by-step video tutorials for anything you might need. They are all contained in our YouTube channel.

1. Tutorial how to fill in your Bio and select an avatar.	8. Tutorial how to use Windows Movie Maker to trim your video clips.
2. Tutorial how to upload an image to the collapsible window.	9. Tutorial start to finish editing and posting video clips and screenshots part 1 of 2.
3. Tutorial How to embed an image in your post.	10. Tutorial Start to finish editing and posting video clips and screenshots part 2 of 2.
4. Tutorial how to edit your post.	11. Tutorial how to download V1 Home Edition.
5. Tutorial how to upload .avi, .mov, and *.wmv files.	12. Tutorial how to capture an image using V1 Home Edition.
6. Tutorial how to embed *.swf files in your post.	13. Tutorial how to download Flash Player 9.
7. Tutorial how to use Media-Convert to convert files.	14. Tutorial how to download RealPlayer.

No, the instruction provided in the Online Learning Groups is 100 times more detailed and thorough. The interaction here is also much more structured, with a guaranteed timely response provided by a Certified RST Instuctor.

The regular Golf Forum is more about casual interaction among website members and getting some quick feedback about specific questions, usually related to the videos.

Anyone looking for a trained eye or expert instructor to provide feedback needs to be in an Online Learning Group. If you are a "do-it-yourself" type, the regular Golf Forum is probably better for you.

Absolutely not! In-person lessons have some obvious advantages over online lessons, but there are also disadvantages that our online format helps you overcome.

In a perfect situation, you'd be able to take an in-person lesson with one of our Certified RST Instructors or attend a Rotary Swing Tour Clinic and then use your Online Learning Group to get feedback as you progress through each move of the RST.