[12 piece bucket]

From the way I interpret it there really is no such thing as a 'non-TGM' type of swing (I guess unless you do not obey the 3 imperatives, then you can say that), but Clampett's swing pattern had a lot of components that Mr. Kelley probably would not have 'encouraged', for a lack of a better word.

Of course, I'm intermediate at best with my knowledge of TGM, but perhaps Ben and Clampett did work on right forearm takeaway and it was something that Clampett struggled with so much that they truly decided it was a 'personal preference' deal. Cool to see the real Homer Kelley notes though.



3JACK

You don't even have to obey the 3 imperatives . . . . Mr. Kelley said throwaway was valid if it was done intentionally . . . probably wouldn't be advised. I think Mr. Kelley would want you to UNDERSTAND your procedure . . . . There's a sound bite where some of the members of the original AI classes try to get Mr. Kelley pinned down on a "the way". . . . they were like "You don't RECOMMEND anything do you?" He was like "nope."