O.B. you're absolutely correct. I have all the videos from LBG and watch them constantly. I just get excited when I see others teaching Homer and Yoda's principles. I shouldn't be promoting others while on YODA's site, that wasn't my intent, I am just trying to help spread the gospel... My apologies.
Kevin
Hi Kevin, Jerry, OB, Daryl, GolfGuru, BerntR...everyone. I have had quite a learning curve since starting to practice the Extensor Action stretch shown on Alignment I these last two weeks.
Regarding EA and Impact Fix, it just seems like the Primary Lever stays stretched out and little if any wobble exists from an Impact Fix position. This is true for the RFT and the start of the down swing and the whole downswing. The EA and RFT moves the Impact Fix with Angle Hinge and Start-up Swivel beautifully. Then, Startdown in Impact Fix seems to be easily controlled by pp #4 right up to the moment when the right tricep is unleashed.
This all occurred to me after hitting six greens in regulation on my front 9 yesterday. When I used Impact Fix there was no wobble and I hit the middle of the greens and drove over a seventh green by 15 yards. EA, RFT, and pp # 4 must work as one on the Impact Fix to stop the wobble.
Am I missing an important point with this observation?
As a teacher, I have to say that every observation should include EA and Impact Fix as a starting point for TGM. Flying Wedges, RFT, Swivels, Primary Lever Driving and Swinging all work as promised with these two simple instructions, imho. But, my knowledge is limited to this experience since March 2010. What do you think?
Part of me is mad that these revolutionary insights are not given a revolutionary, streamlined presentation.
I have shaved 6 strokes off my hcp index. I can now see how a person regularly shoots par and my new goal with Impact Fix, EA, and driving the Primary Lever is two rounds of par in this October's club championship, and maybe I can pick-off a few blue-bloods at some local tournaments in the fall.
Patrick
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HP, grant me the serenity to accept what I cannot change, the courage to change what I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. Progress and not perfection is the goal every day!
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