Yoda, are you coming out with a soup to nuts DVD soon? As per your suggestion (shared by several posters), I have ordered Brian's "Confession of a Former Flipper," but I'm hoping that you will have one available as well.
While I hopefully wait for your DVD, is there a tape available that demonstrates the drills with the dowels, rackets, flashlights, hula hoops, etc.? I have seen all of these drills mentioned frequently, but would love to see them in operation.
Also, I've seen mention of "The magic of the right forearm primer." Can you direct me to that?
Finally, I would greatly appreciate your feedback with regard to my earlier post regarding whether I should try to learn hitting or swinging. Thank you very much.
Yoda, are you coming out with a soup to nuts DVD soon?
While I hopefully wait for your DVD, is there a tape available that demonstrates the drills with the dowels, rackets, flashlights, hula hoops, etc.? I have seen all of these drills mentioned frequently, but would love to see them in operation.
I meet tomorrow with my Atlanta-based video production company to hammer out the details of our shoot. On Wednesday, I'm headed over to V.J. Trolio's place (Old Waverly in West Point, Mississippi) to re-film our short game video. The stuff was just too good not to have it done right, e.g., professional photographer, well-miked, different angles, etc.
The goal is for you to have a ready answer to the question, "What do you want for Christmas?"
When the DVD is ready be sure send out word and count me in (as in one purchased). Love your shorts on your site and while I have Brian's stuff, I would love to have your info for viewing too.
Kev
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You may also want to do a search on chuckevansgolf.com
That's where Yoda used to post lots...he did much of his most thorough stuff there I believe.
Readers should know that my posts on all sites prior to forming LynnBlakeGolf.com are now archived on our site with full search capability.
In the first year of my return to The Golfing Machine® -- after an absence of twenty years -- I spent a great deal of time communicating the truths Homer Kelley personally taught me. On purpose, because of the wide inconsistency of presentation of his great work -- I wrote in great detail, with paragraph references to TGM and every 'i' dotted and every 't' crossed. There is no need -- even if I had the time (which I do not) -- to cover that ground again. The principles and procedures do not change. That is the nature of The Golfing Machine®.
Meanwhile, my posts today presume to some extent that body of knowledge (which simply did not exist before I put it down) and a readership sufficiently motivated to research the core principles. And my writing today is just as thorough (but with fewer references to the TGM text because, although it remains our birthright, it is becoming less applicable to our broadening readership base).
As I think on that prior work, I regret that I did not complete the Hinge Action and Right Forearm Series. There are two primary reasons I did not: First, the work of reducing these concepts to precision words was exhausting and, second, along the way I learned in our Schools and in my work with private clients that personal demonstration was, in the end, the only way to get these mission-critical concepts across.
That is why you will see video dominate this site in the year to come. Plus, a full-time commitment from me to grow this business, both through my own instruction and that of others I have personally trained and who I know can deliver the results you seek.
If you think this site is 'happ'nin now, stay tuned...
As I think on that prior work, I regret that I did not complete the Hinge Action and Right Forearm Series. There are two primary reasons for this: First, the work of reducing these concepts to precision words was exhausting and,second, along the way I learned in our Schools and in my work with private clients that personal demonstration was, in the end, the only way to get these mission-critical concepts across.
I think you sell your writing short. Those two pieces really opened up worlds of understanding, even without video.
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