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Old 04-10-2010, 01:35 AM
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Great stuff, Kevin! I plan on studying it well.
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Old 04-12-2010, 11:24 PM
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Well, my "Alignment Golf" DVDs came today. I did not have time to view the putting DVD but I did watch the "building your basic stroke" and "drills" DVDs and they are great. I am very excited and can't wait to view these again, especially the drills DVD. I have to say that they are not what I would have expected, but good stuff. Hopefully this is another step to consistent ball striking.
Hey Kevin, GREAT assessment and explanation of the DVD. That description was right on the money!

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It doesn't all sink in the first time. I have watched it many, many times, and learn something new every time. Things are rolling around in your brain that you don't quite get, but you will!

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Old 04-13-2010, 10:32 AM
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Indeed. Each time you view AG you will wonder why you didn't see a particular bit the last time you viewed it.
I also found that after practicing a particular concept for a while, if I went back and viewed that portion of the presentation, it took on new meaning. The more I learn, the more the concepts gain depth and breadth.
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Right forearm in the balance?
Hi, my name's Patrick! I am a thankful member of TGMA.

(Welcome, Patrick)

Hi everyone!

As my GSEB, John Savage, shows me what real wedges (w/out blue cheese) look like, and reminds me to balance on my back heel, I am swinging nicely on plane.

However, I have been a bad student and need to make a confession.

(Go ahead, brother, say it! Be Free!)

After school, I go to my driving range and I make my wedges and balance on my right heel as I turn my right pocket or sternum. I get into a beautiful non-cocked flat left wrist position at shoulder level. (Go ahead, brother, say it!)

AND THEN I THRUST MY RIGHT ARM AT THE BALL AND I REALLY LIKE IT ALOT!!! I don't know how to stop! I CAN'T STOP! (Well?)

You see, last Saturday, during my round, every punch I tried from 180 yards and even a low running drive worked! The ball left out straight and low and then had a little upshoot fade at the end. I LIKED IT A LOT I REALLY DID. I'M SORRY!

I punched my driver, 3 wood, 5 wood, 7 iron, 9 iron, my wedges, I can't stop. I ELBOW PUNCHED MY PUTTER (Gasp).

Then John showed me the most beautiful swing, effortless, high, soft-landing...I understand that on a really long course, I would need that, but...

I love the upshoot fade straight on line... Can anyone help me?

That's all I have, thanks for letting me share.

Patrick


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Indeed. Each time you view AG you will wonder why you didn't see a particular bit the last time you viewed it.
I also found that after practicing a particular concept for a while, if I went back and viewed that portion of the presentation, it took on new meaning. The more I learn, the more the concepts gain depth and breadth.
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Old 04-13-2010, 01:39 PM
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Originally Posted by innercityteacher View Post
Hi, my name's Patrick! I am a thankful member of TGMA.

(Welcome, Patrick)

Hi everyone!

As my GSEB, John Savage, shows me what real wedges (w/out blue cheese) look like, and reminds me to balance on my back heel, I am swinging nicely on plane.

However, I have been a bad student and need to make a confession.

(Go ahead, brother, say it! Be Free!)

After school, I go to my driving range and I make my wedges and balance on my right heel as I turn my right pocket or sternum. I get into a beautiful non-cocked flat left wrist position at shoulder level. (Go ahead, brother, say it!)

AND THEN I THRUST MY RIGHT ARM AT THE BALL AND I REALLY LIKE IT ALOT!!! I don't know how to stop! I CAN'T STOP! (Well?)

You see, last Saturday, during my round, every punch I tried from 180 yards and even a low running drive worked! The ball left out straight and low and then had a little upshoot fade at the end. I LIKED IT A LOT I REALLY DID. I'M SORRY!

I punched my driver, 3 wood, 5 wood, 7 iron, 9 iron, my wedges, I can't stop. I ELBOW PUNCHED MY PUTTER (Gasp).

Then John showed me the most beautiful swing, effortless, high, soft-landing...I understand that on a really long course, I would need that, but...

I love the upshoot fade straight on line... Can anyone help me?

That's all I have, thanks for letting me share.

Patrick
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