The orginal six have great sweaters Bruins, Rangers, Habs, Leafs, Red Wings - all classic.

So true mb.

There's a photographer up here, that has found a country in Africa, cant recall which one, that receives a lot of used clothes from Canada. Anyways the hockey jerseys are prized for their longevity, 10 years plus when worn every day apparently. And so this fellow has begun a quest to find and photograph every NHL team jersey as worn by a local. It makes for quite the juxtaposition.

Not TT's Nephew
 

Hey Hey Hey...

I'm not Tom Tomasello's nephew...however, I had the good fortune to study privately with Tommy back in October of 1993 (three day school mainly on swinging). Actually, I had a hard time believing what he was teaching me back then. I was stuck in thinking the lower body started the downswing. Starting in 2003, I made a dedicated effort to follow Tom's instruction exclusively. Today, I'm glad I did, the results are starting to really pay off.

DG "Delaware Golf"

Hi DG,

I'm just kidding around. It's nice to read your post. TT was a great and dedicated teacher.

Tom Waston's Lessons of a Lifetime DVDs just released are quite something. Not a bunch of how I play golf, rather a collection of how many ways there are to skin a cat. I was lucky enough to chat to him about it a few weeks back. Grip and Transition rank right up there in hanging anything together in a meaningful way.

Putting in the wind was an interesting section.

Do you mean hitting, DG?

When Swinging, in a full swing, pivot lag is essential, no?

watsons dvd
 

Great stuff. Impact hands throughout swing. Maintain cup in left wrist i e geometric flat wrist. Solid stuff nothing goofy. Good discussion of grip and interesting how he sets up right forefinge ie pp 3.