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KevCarter 10-07-2011 10:26 AM

For The Scientists
 
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It looks like we have approval to use the circle to represent the golf swing again. A couple of months ago it was dead wrong.

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3. When TGM "types" draw the "Geometry of the Circle" they never put the circle in the ground. The talk about taking every swing to "low point" and continue the thrust "DOWN PLANE." WE ABSOLUTELY WANT THE CIRCLE IN THE GROUND, AND WANT IT PULLED UP BY MASSIVE FORCE AWAY FROM DOWN PLANE.
Unfortunately, we don't represent it properly...

Oh wait, Lynn, when you typed "ground" did you mean "ground?"

And they have the f'ing nerve to start a thread about how I don't care about my students. How I have my head buried in the sand. These idiots wear their white coats throwing shit against the wall all day long just praying something will stick. Praying their followers will believe them. Their minions clean it up off the floor thinking it's gold.

Yesterday: x is wrong, we teach y. GEEZ
Today: y is wrong, we teach x. GEEZ
Tomorrow: x is wrong again, we teach y. Can't you keep up? GEEZ

Lies and deliberate misrepresentations to further their agenda in putting TGM down.

Oh, back to the first threads intent. "Ground" They are years behind Lynn.















Sorry for the rant, somebody needs to tell the truth. Is TGM 100% correct? Of course not. Homer Kelley knew it had lot's of room to grow. Lynn Blake is filling in the blanks for me, and it works. No idiots pretending to be scientists are going to convince me otherwise. I know what I see...

Daryl 10-08-2011 09:57 AM

TGM is 100% correct.

It's just that 99% of the people misinterpret 50% of the Book 100% of the time. 5% of the people misrepresent 50% of the Book 100% of the time.

JTillery 10-08-2011 10:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Daryl (Post 87267)
TGM is 100% correct.

It's just that 99% of the people misinterpret 50% of the Book 100% of the time. 5% of the people misrepresent 50% of the Book 100% of the time.

100%? ........ wow. There's only ever been one book like that and it ain't about golf!!!!

JTillery 10-08-2011 10:47 AM

Kev: Exhausting isn't it!?? Not who's right or wrong, but just the stuggles in general. Silly.

........... wonder what forums would look like if golf lessons were free?????? :idea1:

I give up. Just keep learning from EVERYWHERE and making who's in front of you better!!! :salut:

KevCarter 10-08-2011 11:07 AM

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Originally Posted by JTillery (Post 87269)
Kev: Exhausting isn't it!?? Not who's right or wrong, but just the stuggles in general. Silly.

........... wonder what forums would look like if golf lessons were free?????? :idea1:

I give up. Just keep learning from EVERYWHERE and making who's in front of you better!!! :salut:

That's what it is supposed to be all about!!! :salut:

Daryl 10-08-2011 12:18 PM

It's frustrating for everyone. :(

gmbtempe 10-08-2011 06:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Daryl (Post 87267)
TGM is 100% correct.

It's just that 99% of the people misinterpret 50% of the Book 100% of the time. 5% of the people misrepresent 50% of the Book 100% of the time.

hmmm, is not sure what that says about the book?

What is the %'s for the AI's?

KevCarter 10-08-2011 06:12 PM

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Originally Posted by gmbtempe (Post 87273)
hmmm, is not sure what that says about the book?

What is the %'s for the AI's?

Hi Greg, good to see you!

I'm certain like any other walk of life there are good, bad, and everywhere in between. I'm happy we've both found those we trust!

Kevin

Daryl 10-08-2011 08:42 PM

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Originally Posted by gmbtempe (Post 87273)
hmmm, is not sure what that says about the book?

No different than any other book examining a complex subject. :)

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Originally Posted by gmbtempe (Post 87273)
What is the %'s for the AI's?

I was talking about the AI's. :laughing9

comdpa 10-08-2011 10:16 PM

Kev,

There is a saying, "you can't keep birds from flying over your head, but you sure can keep them from building a nest over your head."

Opinions are like a**holes, everyone has one. Why let someone's opinion (a**hole) detract you from your task.

Look at it this way, if you were not creating success in your little part of the world, why would you be criticized?

KevCarter 10-09-2011 06:45 AM

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Originally Posted by comdpa (Post 87277)
Kev,

There is a saying, "you can't keep birds from flying over your head, but you sure can keep them from building a nest over your head."

Opinions are like a**holes, everyone has one. Why let someone's opinion (a**hole) detract you from your task.

Look at it this way, if you were not creating success in your little part of the world, why would you be criticized?

Words of wisdom. Thank you for that! :salut:

Kevin

BerntR 10-10-2011 01:17 AM

Personally I think the figures that places the right shoulder as a swing center is a big discredit to TGM.

There is zero lag pressure at impact in all of those illustrations and they go against the "sustain the lag pressure".

If you start to turn the shoulders around some point between the shoulders or perhaps even lower in the spine, you suddenly have a lot of lag pressure. But then you have to move the swing center in those illustrations.

KevCarter 10-10-2011 08:20 AM

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Originally Posted by BerntR (Post 87302)
Personally I think the figures that places the right shoulder as a swing center is a big discredit to TGM.

There is zero lag pressure at impact in all of those illustrations and they go against the "sustain the lag pressure".

If you start to turn the shoulders around some point between the shoulders or perhaps even lower in the spine, you suddenly have a lot of lag pressure. But then you have to move the swing center in those illustrations.

Did you mean left shoulder BerntR?

At lease you still believe in lag pressure. The scientists call it a "fairy tale."

Kevin

airair 10-10-2011 08:28 AM

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Originally Posted by KevCarter (Post 87308)
Did you mean left shoulder BerntR?

At lease you still believe in lag pressure. The scientists call it a "fairy tale."

Kevin

For most amateurs lag pressure is a fairy tale ( that is thrown away ).

BerntR 10-10-2011 11:35 AM

Yes I mean left shoulder, KevCarter. I confuse them quite often since I play left handed and try to write everything right handed.

I don't believe in lag pressure. I know it. :salut:

KevCarter 10-10-2011 12:34 PM

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Originally Posted by BerntR (Post 87310)
Yes I mean left shoulder, KevCarter. I confuse them quite often since I play left handed and try to write everything right handed.

I don't believe in lag pressure. I know it. :salut:

I feel for you Bro, that must get very confusing sometimes! :salut:

Kevin


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