Getting threre slowly

[Martee]

Nice, your foot movement, is that in part due to the surface you are on?

That be a big 6 iron.

[12 piece bucket]

Nice work!

What have you been working on? Other than you know like breaking stuff.

Can you tell people how you integrate changes? You are a freakin' genius on that stuff.
I noticed you didn't have your house-arrest ankle braclet on . . . Mikey we have TALKED ABOUT THIS.

Is there way to run the thingie in slo-mo?

[Mike O]

Nice work!

What have you been working on? Other than you know like breaking stuff.

Can you tell people how you integrate changes? You are a freakin' genius on that stuff.
I noticed you didn't have your house-arrest ankle braclet on . . . Mikey we have TALKED ABOUT THIS.

Is there way to run the thingie in slo-mo?

I always work on what I consider my biggest problem- as long as I can attack that and still hit the ball to some degree. I like Martee's approach above- notice he goes right after a potential problem area- nice approach. I really don't care about the stuff I'm doing right- once I'm doing it! I'm always looking for what I'm doing wrong!

Slow motion? I hit the play button- then immediately pause it- then I click on the small arrow (s) to go frame by frame- easier to "tear it up" doing that!

[Mike O]

Nice, your foot movement, is that in part due to the surface you are on?

That be a big 6 iron.

Right foot movement - most likely due to the surface
Left foot movement- could plant and post better

Both are areas that I may observe and depending on the observations - determine to make changes- but that's down the road- as I need to finish off some larger changes first- I've made them but still "grooving them".

Depending on the day a 6 iron might go 160 or 180. Obviously, things change day to day, week to week. I only mentioned the club and the distance to give some perspective on what I was doing- really not that important how far- but where. That said, appreciate the comment.