Testing is being conducted at universities, hospitals/clinics and with for-profit companies that have expertise in the currently identified market segments of golf, physical therapy/rehabilitation and general exercise. Not all of these organizations can be identified, but the following are representative examples:

The Golf Performance Center, Ridgefield, CT and Averett University are both testing the protocols and benefits of the Core Trainer for golf. The Golf Performance Center is a leading-edge golf training facility that emphasizes physical training and conditioning equally with technique. Averett University won a past Division 3 NCAA golf championship and is eager to evaluate tools that may help them repeat their success.

Within the physical therapy/rehabilitation field, Cleveland Clinic will evaluate the Core Trainer. Cleveland Clinic, recognized as one of the world’s best hospitals, is currently determining which specific potential Core Trainer applications it will study in detail.

Within the general exercise area, both the University of Utah and the University of Toledo are also committed to rigorous testing.

Additional organizations are also testing the trainer and, as new applications such as tennis are confirmed, appropriate tests will be put in place.

The Advisory Board and Turning Point's Management Team will evaluate the test results and recommend additional refinements to the equipment. As appropriate, these learnings will be added to the News & Test Results section of this website.