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I guess the "position golf" argument was where he was heading though.

I think Yoda has previously stated that he doesn't agree with Jim McLean's take on the golf stroke. He was a guru a few years ago - I think he had good timing and came as an alternative after the age where everybody had their knees flying all over the place since they tried to swing as Jack the Ripper. But consencus nowdays seem to be that there are better alternatives. McLeans "arms tucked together" can't compete with Homer's flying wedges.

In any case this video was very relevant.

I thought he talked even more about alignments than positions. And that he had no method that the students should copy, but let each student have their own swing to work on -- it sounded kind of familiar - if you know what I mean...