It should be noted that Ben Doyle's use of the term "Aiming Point" has no relation to the Aiming Point concept in the Golfing Machine. Not that his point potentially doesn't have relevance or practical implications or useage. The problem arises for people learning the book, seeing the "1st" authorized instructor - using a term from the book in a completely different way and context than the one described in the book. Personally I'd be much more careful in using the terms - if I knew that you read a instructional book on how to drive a car I wouldn't tell you to put the key in the ignition if I meant put the key in the trunk lock to open the trunk.
That is why I restricted use of BD to a time frame 1 to 1:10 (edit that to 1:02 to 1:08.5). That is the point in release where cf uses the golfers flail to get #2 then #3 going.
HB
Last edited by HungryBear : 08-18-2012 at 02:02 PM.
That is why I restricted use of BD to a time frame 1 to 1:10 (edit that to 1:02 to 1:08.5). That is the point in release where cf uses the golfers flail to get #2 then #3 going.
HB
Nothing directed at you HB - it was more of a side comment outside the context of this thread.
I though I would clarify - as I think it could come across differently without this clarification.
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