Dr. Phil Cheetham, an Olympian in gymnastics, competed in the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games for Australia, also co-developed one of the first sports motion analysis systems while working as Head of Engineering Technology for the U.S. Olympic Committee's Sports Science Program in the 1980s. He has also co-developed several motion analysis systems for companies he has co-founded, including; Peak Performance Technologies Inc., Skill Technologies Inc. and Advanced Motion Measurement Inc. (AMM).

With his work as the Head Biomechanist and Director of the TPI Biomechanics Advisory Board, Dr. Cheetham co-developed TPI 3D, a motion analysis system that is specifically designed to measure golf swing motion and efficiency using a respected biomechanics principle called the Kinematic Sequence.

Dr. Cheetham has worked on various research projects with elite golf coaches, such as Chris Como, Terry Rowles, Mike Adams, Greg Rose and Dave Phillips (TPI), Jeff Smith and Joe Mayo. He has also conducted 3D Motion Analysis Assessment on the best golfers in the world, including Phil Mickelson, Bryson DeChambeau, Aaron Baddeley, Mike Weir, Pat Perez, Scott Piercy, Brian Gay, Brandon Hagy, Kevin Tway, William McGirt, JJ Spaun, Aaron Wise, Wyndham Clark and Patrick Rogers.

Ryan Crawley is a PGA member certified in teaching and coaching. He was recognized by Golf Digest for being a Best Young Instructor and ranked #1 in the state of Arkansas. Ryan holds other certifications with TPI, Boditrak, Swing Catalyst, & U.S. Kids. Before teaching, Ryan attended Ferris State University for professional golf management. During those years Ryan traveled across the United States to shadow some of the best instructors, names like Manuel de le Torre, Joe Hallett, Derek Uyeda, Rick Smith, Jamie Mulligan, and Adam Schriber.

Ryan has coached/consulted with players on the PGA, LPGA, Korn Ferry, and Americas Tour. Over the past 7 years Ryan has taught over 20,000 lessons and has been fortunate to develop a junior program that has won over 200 tournaments. He has coached players that have attended Vanderbilt, Louisville, USC, Alabama Birmingham, Iowa, Nebraska, Wisconsin, and more. His students have participated in the biggest amateur events such as the 2018, 2019, and 2021 NCAA National Championships, and the 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 USGA Men’s and Women’s U.S. Amatuer Championship and qualifying for the match play portion in 2018 and 2020. Ryan was rated a Top 100 instructor for his efforts to grow the game of golf by Golf Range Association of America.

Nate Wagner-Ashton has an educational and applied background in the field of Kinesiology. He earned his B.S. and M.S. in Exercise Science from SUNY Cortland where he focused in Biomechanics and Exercise Physiology. During this time Nate was a graduate assistant, publishing research on the effects of beetroot juice supplementation in trained endurance athletes, and a biomechanics adjunct lecturer.

Nate began his career as a biomechanical pole vault specialist and data analyst for U.S.A. Track & Field working with future Olympic Medalists and learning from world renowned biomechanist Dr. Peter McGinnis. He also has experience as a sports technologist for the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee where he assisted in the development of an artificial intelligence/machine learning capture system for U.S.A. Diving and the use of optical and radar systems to make impactful contributions to the training for athletes in sports such as; Track & Field, Fencing, and Boxing.

Currently Nate is the Sports Science Project Manager for Sportsbox AI. There he has lead the team in the research and development of our ground breaking artificial intelligence/machine learning shaft fitting experience allowing anyone to have the ability to get fit to the optimal golf shaft for their own movement pattern. He has worked on various research projects and learned valuable information from experts in the world of golf, such as Dr. Phil Cheetham, Dr. Jeff Broker, Dr. Mike Duffey and Terry Rowles. Nate has assisted with 3D Motion Analysis Assessments on some of the worlds top golfers, including Bryson DeChambeau, Padraig Harrington, Brendon Todd, and Mel Reid.