Advanced Motion Measurement Installs Walkabout 6D Golf System at Desert Mountain Golf Club in Scottsdale, Arizona.

PHOENIX, AZ, April 25, 2012

Advanced Motion Measurement, Inc., (AMM) a leading provider of 3D motion capture and analysis software and hardware and home to the AMM3D-TPI3D Golf System, is proud to announce its most recent installation at Desert Mountain Golf Club in Scottsdale, Arizona, home of the 2012 Charles Schwab Cup Championship.

Desert Mountain Golf Club is the latest customer to install AMM's new Walkabout 6D Golf System. Dale Abraham Desert Mountains Public Director of Instruction said that, "We purchased the Walkabout because we know it is the most accurate system available coupled with the ease of using a tetherless system." When asked what they plan on doing with the Walkabout, Mr. Abraham said, "We plan to use the system to help our members become better golfers by furthering their knowledge of their golf swings as well as through biofeedback training."

AMM continues to experience significant interest from golf professionals the world over since the release of the wildly successful Walkabout 6D Golf System. "Desert Mountain is a shining example of the kinds of organizations we are proud to work with," said AMM CEO Aaron Pines. He further went on to say that, "we are aggressively looking to expand the adoption of easy to use 3D technology in the golf industry as well as other sports that may benefit from this technology."

AMM is also looking to add staff as they continue to expand their operations. Current positions include sales, support, order fulfillment and 3D technicians. Interested individuals are encouraged to send their resumes to info@amm3d.com.

For more information, please contact Stephen Cheetham at 888-248-7186 or info@amm3d.com. For more on AMM and TPI 3D systems please visit http://www.amm3d.com and http://www.mytpi.com.

About Advanced Motion Measurement, Inc.

AMM develops and sells full-body 3D motion analysis systems for diagnosis and training of efficient body motion in the swing. The systems run on electromagnetic, inertial motion capture platforms and incorporate the comprehensive biomechanics reports called TPI 3D. TPI 3D has been jointly developed by Dr. Greg Rose, Phil Cheetham and the TPI Biomechanics Advisory Board to revolutionize and standardize the way that 3D biomechanics is used to measure and train the efficiency of the body during the swing. Its primary purpose is to display and quantify the kinematic sequence; a scientific method of reviewing timing, sequencing and energy transfer from one body segment to the next. Performance enhancement is much easier to realize with this precise scientific data.