That is pretty good stuff, I had someone explain the difference to me the other day about hands pivot and pivot hands. I have been working on it and could tell an immediate difference. No tire, No impact bag, or No scooby doo in the world is going to help when you have pivot controlled hands I'm finding. I waisted a few weeks but not really, I did get some other benefits out of my practice. I do not have any TGM books, or any of LB'S DVD video's, I have watched some of his video's on the site but most of the information people speak is like Star wars language to me with R-2-D-2, 2-M-3, or 4- Barrel.. It is harder to learn and I think I said in my first post some where forgive me if I ask stupid questions.. Even though I do not know all the terms yet, I do believe I have the moves I want to make now, the hands controlled pivot is the biggest, but now I have one last issue the left arm "Extensor" once I get that in place things should start looking up. Not that there bad now! I am just trying to learn and mostly experimenting. I can scrap it around on any course in the mid 70's with pretty much any swing, but I really want to try and learn this style of the TGM the right way in case I ever have a student that has read the Book and wants to learn. We are always learning, Hogan was experimenting up until he lost his mind and could not any more. Thanks for the information it is a big help.
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