Vincent Tapaoan, who provides golf lessons in Orlando, Florida, has passed the first Rotary Swing Tour (RST) Golf Instructor Certification course and teaches the safest, most efficient swing humanly possible.
Orlando, Florida | April 10, 2011—Vincent Tapaoan became the tenth instructor to earn Level 1 RST Golf Certification on March 31, 2011. In addition to providing Orlando golf lessons, Tapaoan will offer instruction in the Space Coast area of Florida, where he will currently be the only teacher who has completed RotarySwing.com’s golf instructor certification program.
Tapaoan is very detail oriented, likely stemming from his background in mechanical engineering, and this helped him overhaul his own swing recently, bringing it extremely close to the best RST model swings. Students will thus be afforded the chance to work with an instructor who fully understands the journey they’ll be on as they begin to change their swings.
When asked about his approach to instruction, Vincent replied, “You will learn how to swing in a safe and powerful manner. We’re not just going to make compensations to your current swing but instead fully transform it into an efficient golf machine.”
Tapaoan joins six other instructors in the United States and three more internationally who have been certified in the twelve months since the program’s inception. The speed at which Rotary Swing Golf Instructor Certification is spreading across the globe is not surprising to the company’s founder, Chuck Quinton.
“The bulk of our business originates from our strong web presence at RotarySwing.com, which doesn’t limit us to any geographic region,” said Quinton. ”Combine that with an online golf instructor certification process for our level one training that meets instructors’ needs for affordability and convenience, and I expect to see RST Certified Instructors everywhere golf is played.”
Quinton indicated that the golf instructor training program has received significant interest since it launched in February 2010 and is excited about the opportunities ahead for his business as well as for the RST Certified Instructors.
“The RST golf instructor certification promises to be a great vehicle for growth, not just for RotarySwing.com, but also for instructors teaching our methods,” said Quinton. “The mutually beneficial nature of our certification program promises to drive its success.”
In addition to providing objective, scientific facts about golf instruction and the swing to improve golf coaching techniques, Rotary Swing Golf offers Certified Instructors promotional benefits to boost their revenues. These golf instructors realize significant visibility through listings on the heavily trafficked RotarySwing.com, inclusion in weekly email newsletters to thousands of golfers, and postings on social media like Facebook and RotarySwing.com’s Golf Forums and Golf Instruction Blog.
“Not many golf instructors have websites that pull in thousands of visitors each day,” Quinton said. “We can help them get their names out to potential students without spending a boatload on web design, search engine optimization, and online advertising.”
Ultimately, though, an instructor’s success comes down to the quality of golf instruction provided, and Quinton went to great lengths to ensure only the most knowledgeable golf instructors will earn certification.
According to the RST Golf Instructor Certification Overview page on RotarySwing.com, “The information that must be learned just to pass Level 1 requires on average 100 hours of study on swing mechanics, physics, anatomy, biomechanics, physiology and more.” The website indicates that these fields represent “many disciplines typical golf instructor training neglects.”
For more information about RST Golf Instructor Certification, visit www.RotarySwing.com/rst-certification.
A link to the RST Certified Instructor listings, where Vincent Tapaoan’ bio and contact information for scheduling golf lessons in Orlando can be found, is also available on that page.
About Rotary Swing Golf
Rotary Swing Golf, LLC, was founded in 2006 by golf professional Chuck Quinton and is one of the world’s leading providers of subscription-based online golf instruction via www.RotarySwing.com, www.OnePlaneGolfSwing.com and www.RotaryGolfSwing.com. These websites offer more than 190 instructional videos, totaling over 20 hours of content, much of it available in high definition and on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. In addition, Rotary Swing Golf’s websites offer a slow motion golf swing analyzer, podcast, golf training aids, online golf lessons, club fittings, and the new Online Learning Groups service. Quinton has authored two books: The Rotary Swing golf instruction book that has sold thousands of copies worldwide, and the Rotary Swing Tour Instructor Certification Manual – Level 1. He has also produced the instructional DVD series Swing Plane Made Simple and Short Game Made Simple. More recently, Quinton founded the Rotary Swing Golf Academy at Sugarloaf Mountain near Orlando, Florida, and was the Teaching Professional at Castle Pines Golf Club in Colorado during 2009.
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This went out via Free-Press-Release.com on April 8, 2011. You can find the FPR version here.
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