Some of my best Hitters were hockey players. You know how to use your right arm in a slapshot, and it translates well to golf. I'll bet you never tried to hit a puck into the nosebleed section of the arena. As a result, you understand trajectory control and won't look like a flipper.
Hit the puck in the net has just become a serious contender for my swing thought for 2008.
Note the chicken wing left arm post impact, which is a classic symptom of steering and guard against making the same mistake.
Go Flames, Go!
How can one not appreciate the third frame with such a beautiful Turned Shoulder Plane? But, only a Hitter would appreciate the steepness.
I, too, pulled for the Flames when they were the Atlanta Flames (if we're talking about the same team). Calgary robbed Atlanta of ice hockey, until the Thrashers became the new Atlanta team. I was in attendance when Jim Craig made his professional debut, after winning gold against the Russians. He never made much of an impact as a professional. But, I still remember to this day the chills that ran up my back when he was announced. Everyone in the Omni raised an American Flag and yelled at the top of their lungs. It was the longest standing ovation in the history of Earth.
I, too, pulled for the Flames when they were the Atlanta Flames (if we're talking about the same team). Calgary robbed Atlanta of ice hockey, until the Thrashers became the new Atlanta team. I was in attendance when Jim Craig made his professional debut, after winning gold against the Russians. He never made much of an impact as a professional. But, I still remember to this day the chills that ran up my back when he was announced. Everyone in the Omni raised an American Flag and yelled at the top of their lungs. It was the longest standing ovation in the history of Earth.
Sorry for your loss but my association with the Flames is purely Calgarian. My my sister lives there and I get to visit often; occasionally in the Hockey season.
Are you or your sister "seasoned" enough to remember the Calgary Cowboys of the WHA? Was it the Strampede that they played?
Ted, talk about being shafted, The Indy Racers got pulled by Skalbania, and he took The Great One w/ him to Edmonton. The rest as they say is history.... It was wild seeing Wayne play his first pro games in Indy when he was 17, the guy was simply amazing from the get go.
I understand what you're saying about TT. I had an AI tell me TT really wasnt using the hitting procedure as prescribed by Homer in his vids.
Are you or your sister "seasoned" enough to remember the Calgary Cowboys of the WHA? Was it the Strampede that they played?
Ted, talk about being shafted, The Indy Racers got pulled by Skalbania, and he took The Great One w/ him to Edmonton. The rest as they say is history.... It was wild seeing Wayne play his first pro games in Indy when he was 17, the guy was simply amazing from the get go.
I understand what you're saying about TT. I had an AI tell me TT really wasnt using the hitting procedure as prescribed by Homer in his vids.
!975-1977.
Before my time and hers, I'm afraid. She had barely got to Calgary at that time and I did not get over their for a visit until 20 years later.
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