I'm a little excited right now so excuse my enthusiasm if it seems I'm all over the place.
After some skillful negotiations and a lot of pleading I got to open one of my Christmas presents today! Alignment Golf is now mine! 1/2 of the way through the first CD I had to take some of the new info to range... How to keep the left wrist flat and the right elbow takeaway part is exactly what I needed. The ball sounded so nice coming off those forged irons.
I've learned more about "educating the hands" in the first 40 minutes than I could comprehend in all the various forums and videos. Also all the TGM info I have tried to comprehend is starting to make sense now! Still got a long way to go but it's starting to make sense!
Wahoooo! Thanks Lynn and THANK YOU SANTA!
And thank you, D0ntell . . .
Ho! Ho! Ho!
[Visualize Santa in his sleigh!]
P.S. Bambam, could we get some Christmas 'smilies' around here? Thanks!
yoda, how many knuckles do you see at the end of your swing? did you say on the tape (as you called it) that you wanted the right hand grip more in the palm? good job, glad i bought the tape. (yeh, i am old too.)
yoda, how many knuckles do you see at the end of your swing?
Which end,Joe?
The Top (10-21-A) or the End (10-21-C)? Or . . .
The Finish (Station 3, 12-3)?
I'm not 'high-hatting' you. I am only discerning what you truly mean. At the same time, I am making the point that the precision terminoloy of TGM allows us to converse without need of visual demonstration.
The Wristcock is a perpendicular Motion (4-0; 4-B) . . .
Executed on an Inclined Plane.
The number of knuckes you will see at Top is dependent entirely on the position of the Left Hand Grip at Fix. The more knuckles you see at Fix, the more knuckles you will see at Top.
Lynn, a friend from Germany is buying me this DVD series for Xmas. She can only use her credit card apparently but then can't use my address so it's sent straight here.
Linear Mode
