There's no room for debate in this thread with pics like that.
Look at the differences in the set up. Look at the difference in the head movement. Look at the right foot at impact. Look at the club face. Look at the straight line delivery path. Look at the backswings one stops at end and the other at top.
I wouldn't mind taking this guys swing for a test drive.
So what did you teach? I know you mentioned basic motion, but what else extensor action,angled hinging, impact fix set up, flying wedges????
Looking forward to my trip back to the swamp. Big things going on over there lately.
We had too many changes to accomplish in such a short amount of time, I didn't care whether he was hitting or swinging, at first. There are plenty of components in 12-1-0 and 12-2-0 that are the same. His biggest wobbles were stationary head and plane line tracing. He had no right forearm pickup. And he destroyed the flying wedges in start-up. As soon as we focused on the tripod concept, the body was under control. Then, we got to tracing. I told him that I thought it was pretty smart on the part of Homer to call it a start-up instead of a start-around. He agreed.
He had no right forearm pickup. And he destroyed the flying wedges in start-up........Then, we got to tracing. I told him that I thought it was pretty smart on the part of Homer to call it a start-up instead of a start-around. He agreed.
I was lucky enough to visit the swamp on the morning of the Peach Bowl and spend two hours with Yoda and Yodasluke. It was an awesome experience and seemed to go by so quickly. I finally understand constant, dead weight inertia. This was not only the Hitter's emergency room, but it was an entire Hitter's Medical Center. They did Rx that I get my HG's checked out so I went to see Rob Noel last Friday. My lie angles had changed from 1* up to 1* down. This explains the hooks that I was seeing. I sent my clubs to HG on Saturday for adjustments and they just came back today. What a company! I would encourage anyone to make a trip to the swamp if he or she loves golf.
No, I am naturally a pure swinger, although I had some hitting components. I am using straight 12-2 to build my swing.
This is another amazing thing about Ted. He understands the principles of physics harnessed by Homer in The Golfing Machine. You do not have to "hit like Ted". He can take your natural abilities and tendencies and teach you how to use them to make an effective G.O.L.F. swing.
This reminds me:
Another thing I forgot to mention about Ted is that he will not take any credit for himself, but is constantly saying that he know because Yoda taught him and because of the genious of Homer Kelly and The Golfing Machine. All I can say is that Lynn Blake knows how to pick the right apprentice, and Ted KNOWS the machine and he KNOWS how to teach it. That shoudl be obvious from the photos, but I wanted to say it anyway.
No, I am naturally a pure swinger, although I had some hitting components. I am using straight 12-2 to build my swing.
This is another amazing thing about Ted. He understands the principles of physics harnessed by Homer in The Golfing Machine. You do not have to "hit like Ted". He can take your natural abilities and tendencies and teach you how to use them to make an effective G.O.L.F. swing.
This reminds me:
Another thing I forgot to mention about Ted is that he will not take any credit for himself, but is constantly saying that he know because Yoda taught him and because of the genious of Homer Kelly and The Golfing Machine. All I can say is that Lynn Blake knows how to pick the right apprentice, and Ted KNOWS the machine and he KNOWS how to teach it. That shoudl be obvious from the photos, but I wanted to say it anyway.
If you couldn't tell by my plastering of your photos on the web for millions to see, I am very proud of you. I know you will change those components, and I know that shooting in the 100's will be a faint memory. The guy in the after pics can play on my team anytime. Keep in touch, and let me know about the incubation process.
What you are reading here folks is the very reason why I decided to change careers after six years in my profession and six years of college. I don't teach golf, but I do teach kids, and it's worth every penny that I don't make now compared to what I used to make.
If you couldn't tell by my plastering of your photos on the web for millions to see, I am very proud of you. I know you will change those components, and I know that shooting in the 100's will be a faint memory. The guy in the after pics can play on my team anytime. Keep in touch, and let me know about the incubation process.
Thanks again, Ted. I will definately be in touch during the building process. Hopefully, I can come back for a tuneup when I am ready to go to the next level.
About playing on your team... you name the time and place and I will be there. That would be a dream come true!
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