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I'm a TGM beginner. Trying to understand the Pressure Points, I wonder what yoda and all think of this one. Requires a club and something about 30"-36" above the "ground" for resistance. I use either some big throw pillows tucked into the corner of the sofa, or my stand bag.

I hold the club with flat left and bent right wrists and then take the club to a Downstroke position where the shaft is just above parallel to the ground and the Plane Line. I set the club into the sofa pillows, maintaining the parallel positions. From here, trying to move the club through the pillows really brings out the feeling of the four Pressure Points and how they each react differently to different ways of moving the club. It seems like a way I can work on quite a lot of TGM concepts and also gain some muscle memory and resistance strength training of some underused muscles. (Right now I'm using it to get the feel of PP3 accepting the resistance of the shaft, not creating it, which is hard for me to physically adapt to.)

Whadya think? Thanks.

Sounds good. But if you really want to feel where they are in an extreme fashion. Take a towel wrap it around your clubhead. Get in your golf posture and put the clubhead with wrapped towel behind your right foot. Now drag (swinging) and drive (hitting) the towel through to both arms straight. You can really feel where the pressure points are.