"unified golfing terminology" -I believe that's all Mr Kelly wanted to do , whilst making the science reasonably explainable to golf pros and ,consequently, their students.
.......I was hooked on -"unified golfing terminology".
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With unified golfing terminology you should be able to give the lesson down the phone line... the terms are specific and graphic. In medicine ( another profession with highly specific language) students are taught to describe disease or xrays in a similar manner so that as a junior Doc, quaking in your boots at 3AM as the life drains out of your poor patient .... you can calmly ring your boss, who is tucked up in bed at home , and get some specific advice!! It usually works but you had better be specific and disciplined in your use of terminology... otherwise the patient might die... or worse still your boss might have to get out of bed!!!
Unified and specific language - This is one of Homers greatest achievements.
Big coincidence in your analogy-I had surgery on Tuesday!
Are you a Surgeon /Doctor?
It doesn't matter what you tell the patient-as long as he / she understands the "post op" procedure.
Since I am not qualified to judge the book. I had benifited from it nonetheless and been exposed to a multitude of opinions.
Now, my question is, who is truly qualified to judge this book?
Those who take the time and trouble to understand it-for what it is,not for a scientifically correct "there is only one perfect swing " book.
For those who do take the time,there is something to be learned .I cannot think of one swing that cannot be classified in the book.
Mr Kelly never says any way is perfect-BUT THE GOAL is to get more and more PRECISE.
IMO -if you benefited you are qualified to judge what you understand.
Big coincidence in your analogy-I had surgery on Tuesday!
Are you a Surgeon /Doctor?
It doesn't matter what you tell the patient-as long as he / she understands the "post op" procedure.
Surgeon - hope you are recovering well from your op!
Surgeon - hope you are recovering well from your op!
Oh boy . . . you shouldn't have let that cat out of the bag . . . you can expect to have your inbox flooded with some very very strange requests from one Mike Olberstankie. I can guarantee you he's out on the side of the highway nekkid picking up cans saving up for the "BIG" operation right now. He showed up at the last on-line surgeon's office wearing just . . . peanut butter.
That was a VERY big mistake. Change the locks on the doors. And run like hell if you start smelling something that has the stinch of the circus mixed with Drakkar and Vic's Vapor Rub. There will be much wailing and knashing of teeth.
Hybrid Mode
