[innercityteacher]

Hi,
First and foremost, a great big Montana Thank You!!!!
Cheers to Homer. What a genius. Words can't describe.
Cheers to the forum for interpreting Homer. Invaluable.
And Cheers to Lynn, I hope someday to see you in the swamp.
I am not yet a great golfer, my goal is to get my cap in the single digits, and I'm getting close. With the above help, I have read the book in depth, front to back, back to front, .... and eventually understood most of it, each time a new light bulb goes on here and there. I have read every post on LBGolf, most more then once. I am finally striking the ball what I think is really great. Steady progress in swing, and more importantly in knowledge. Still lots of room to improve, but my oh my what fun.

And so a question. I have many more, but will post in the appropriate area. Am I technically inept (very, very, possible), or are some of the Classic Movies not available? I would love to see the address routine series, among many others, and can't get my computer to play those. Many seem to be the .wmv type. Any help appreciated.

Dr Max

ps
You may get a kick out of the fact that all my golfing buddies have nicknamed me Dr Golf, as I can speak of novel ideas like extensor action, right forearm takeaway, angles of approach, goodness I could go on, but I'm sure you know what I mean. They hesitate to speak of the swing around me for fear of a long lecture, but they are starting to realize I can walk the talk. Hmm, maybe there IS something to all this babblespeak. I think my knowledge from lurking for a year or so is just incredible, and it shows in my game. I THANK YOU all.

Single greatest insight I have from TGM is that the golf club works with the DESIGN of the human body for maximum power and precision! Enjoy the ride!