[birdie_man]

I agree with not over-simplifying...but surely it wouldn't hurt to give him a brief overview in layman's terms.

That's his choice...if he still doesn't get it then he can get the book, no?

I have been around TGM longer than you I think Bendet (been at it about- we'll say- a little over half a year)...I think?!...ur new basically right?

So keep in mind that I have had to sort out all this TGM stuff too...but now I understand it (most of it! lol...there's lots)...and it's great...wouldn't do it any other way. What more could you ask for than a pretty damn good understanding of the golf swing, right?...most people never come close to knowing much of anything useful or connected in any way...maybe some fundamental things, sensations, observations. A few tips here and there.

And BTW you CAN put this stuff to use. Anyone who raves that you are gonna fill your head with crap never got to the point where they fully sorted out the info. that was handed to them...it takes a while to sort out but c'mon- do it right. All this is is a guidebook for tweaking and developing a swing properly. Once you get the knowledge, you groove it in and put it to work like any other swing...the difference is that when it's fully functional you know why. When it's broken- you know why.

I've gone through times of confusion with and w/o TGM...but with TGM I know there is always light at the end of the tunnel...and that the tunnel is more or less straight(ish- straightish )...and that I'll learn a hell of a lot (that I can actually put to use) along the way.

Not running in circles anymore.

I can see nothing but positives with this. The only "if", as far as I'm concerned, is if you want to sort through it or not. It's worth it though. 100%.