I may have missed something, but the Only stuff he says about the Hands is that the Palms should Face Each Other and That at Impact and/or Impact Fix, the Left Wrist should be Vertical.
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Thats good advice for golfers with a 10-2-A V/V/T or 10-2-B V/V/A but his own left hand appears Turned to my eye, cant tell whether the right one is or not.
Meaning he'd personally need to come into impact with that left Hand Turned as opposed to Vertical, would he not? Maybe he is offering "general advice" given Homers recommendation for a 10-2-B?
You're drinking that funny stuff again. Is Mike O staying with you? Homer would be patting Ben on the Back.
I'm watching his video as we speak and I'm thinking that it's a lot more interesting to watch Yoda demonstrating the 24 components. I must have seen him demonstrate just about every one of them and their variations. Too bad it isn't all caught on tape.
Why would you want your standard chipping procedure to be Float Loading? . . . . I mean probably not a bad way to learn . . . but your standard procedure?
EDIT: My bad . . . . I see it's pitching that you Float Load . . . . already confused.
When in the video does he tell you to point the face at the ground?
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Last edited by 12 piece bucket : 05-23-2010 at 03:21 PM.
Wow! That was a stiff price for a DVD. But I told myself that it was worth more than 5 Hollywood movies, closed my eyes and pressed the "confirm" button
Wow! That was a stiff price for a DVD. But I told myself that it was worth more than 5 Hollywood movies, closed my eyes and pressed the "confirm" button
I think it is an awesome dvd, worth every penny. You won't be disappointed. He demonstrates pure shot after pure shot, all while talking, describing everything he is doing without missing a beat. A very unique individual for sure! I had two lessons with him in March of 09. Just watched the tape again the other day and picked up some key wisdom that really opened some things up for me...