Know Whether It's Working
Speed training is only as good as the feedback loop. Radar closes it: every session ends with a number, not a feeling.





The Scoreboard For Your Speed Training
See Every MPH You Gain
No Ball. No Phone. No Subscription Fees.
Radar displays and calls your speed out loud after every swing. Stay in your posture, keep your rhythm, and never walk over to read a tiny screen.
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What You Get: Everything Included
Set Radar down, swing your Rypstick in front of it, and get the one piece of feedback that tells you whether the work is paying off.

No ball, no net, no range fee. Set Radar in front of you, make your swing, and read your speed in the garage, the basement, or the backyard.

Your speed appears the moment you finish. No pairing, no app to open, no waiting. The number is just there when you look up.

Switch it on and Radar speaks the number after each rep. During speed sets that means no stopping, no looking up, no resetting between swings. Just swing, hear it, swing again.

Rypstick, driver, or a 7-iron: Radar picks up whatever you put in front of it. One device covers your speed sets and your pre-round warm-up.

Radar is the scoreboard for the Rypstick protocol. Overload, underload, and speed sets all mean more when you can see what each one produced.

One setting, both units. Big red digits you can read from your stance, no squinting at a phone screen halfway across the mat.
Speed training is only as good as the feedback loop. Radar closes it: every session ends with a number, not a feeling.
No ball means no range. Keep your speed work going all winter in whatever space you have, and walk into spring already fast.
Pick a number, work toward it, and check yourself against it on every single rep. That's what turns practice into progress.
Radar does one job and does it well, for a fraction of what a full launch monitor costs.
Radar turns your speed work into something you can measure.
Stop hoping you're gaining speed. Watch it happen.
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