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Old 09-28-2010, 07:15 PM
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The downside is that I miss this first part because I tried it out and it felt rhythmical and comfortablel, but then I got confused on what it actually represented - that is now cleared up - and since it is not TGM related it probably doesn't contribute in any meaningful way?
You draw the wrong conclusion.

The information I presented and demonstrated is extremely valuable. That is why Bob MacDonald published its basis in 1927 and why I resurrected it eighty years later in this private video (2007). It is also why I referred you to the originating illustrations and thread on this site.

Any motion golf-like is "TGM related". That's because TGM catalogs and explains all motions "golf-like". However . . .

I live and teach what has now become my own brand: Alignment Golf. I am proud of its basis in the principles and procedures of TGM and especially of my personal relationship with its author, Homer Kelley. But, my day-to-day work synthesizes my lifetime in golf: My exposure to its history; the players and the teachers of generations past and present; and the wide diversity of opinion that is always there.

This is what my students want.

This is what they need.

And, this is what they get.

And now . . .

Back to our regular programming!

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Old 09-28-2010, 07:27 PM
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You draw the wrong conclusion.

The information I presented and demonstrated is extremely valuable. That is why Bob MacDonald published its basis in 1927 and why I resurrected it eighty years later in this private video (2007). It is also why I referred you to the originating illustrations and thread on this site.

Any motion golf-like is "TGM related". That's because TGM catalogs and explains all motions "golf-like". However . . .

I live and teach what has now become my own brand: Alignment Golf. I am proud of its basis in the principles and procedures of TGM and especially of my personal relationship with its author, Homer Kelley. But, my day-to-day work synthesizes my lifetime in golf: My exposure to its history; the players and the teachers of generations past and present; and the wide diversity of opinion that is always there.

This is what my students want.

This is what they need.

And, this is what they get.

And now . . .

Back to our regular programming!

I see.

Thanks again.
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