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Young Yoda's First Conversation With Homer Kelley
A long time ago in a galaxy far away, Young Yoda had his first converation with Homer Kelley. The call was placed from Tom Tomasello's living room in May 1980, and we recorded it. It's been floating around the Internet for a couple of years now, but we've never posted here, so many of you may never have heard it.
There's a little story behind the call; I'll edit this post later and tell it. For now, just visualize Tommy dialing the phone -- he had recently ordered some TGM books from Homer and had made the initial contact -- and me waiting in the wings . . . http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/assets/...mer_Kelley.mp3 |
Homer: It's all in the book!
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I love the discussion on hinge action, very helpful thanks for the post!! |
Time Machine
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I'll be 62 on my next birthday. :shock: Better get busy . . . :clock: |
Hope springs eternal
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Yoda You do not know how inspiring you are to those of us who are right behind you in age and light years behind you in swing mechanics. As my pastor preached today .... we are all connected by hope...I still hope to be better tommorrow than I am today...as a person and at a game that I enjoy to play.:) |
Wow, that was cool. Thanks Lynn, I'll hold on to that gem.
PS I couldn't see Hogan's letter to you. Is that not available anymore? PSS - Do you remember what TT's "glass of water" drill was that you mentioned? Thanks again! |
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http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/s...2310&page=4#36 |
any chance Yoda that we can get more of your convos with Homer?
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Time Remembered
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What a great thread!
I really enjoyed reading the posts and looking at the photos. Highlights must include the letter from Mr Hogan, but Mr Kelley speaking from beyond the grave is a privilege to hear. |
Early Light Sabre Work!
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In my public seminars and classes, the lights would dim, and I would 'Trace the straight line Plane Line' with the flashlight beam. First, with the 'head end' beam in Start Up and then the 'butt end' beam later in the Backstroke. During Start Down and the first half of the Downstroke, the 'butt end' beam would continue to Trace the Line. In Release and to the end of the Follow Through, the 'head end' beam would once again point at the line. Finally, in the Finish Swivel and beyond, the 'butt end' would once again do the Tracing. When the beam ran parallel to the floor, it would also run parallel to the Line. Pretty dramatic stuff, especially with the dimmed lights and when you are seeing it for the very first time. In those days, no one had ever heard of such a concept, much less found training aids commercially available, e.g., lasers, purporting to accomplish the same thing. I say "purporting" because I held the first beam near my #3 Pressure Point (Right Index Finger) and in line with my Right Forearm. So, when the first beam pointed at the line during Start Up and Release, so did the Right Forearm. When the lasers did become available, they all were mounted at the Clubhead end of a shaft. In this configuration, it is quite possible -- even probable given the popular 'hanging right arm' (Off Plane) Address position -- that the beam can point at the Plane Line while the Right Forearm continues to point well inside it. This works on the living room rug, but not so well on the golf course! Anyway, my simple device predated today's popular Smartstick http://smartstickgolf.com/ by some 25 years. BTW, the Smartstick folks will be with us at The Barclays http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/s...ead.php?t=5708, and we soon will be marketing the product on our site at a 10 percent discount to our members. Stay tuned for the introductory post and link! :golfcart2: |
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