Received the dvd's a few days ago. I have not had time to watch all of them yet, but what I have seen is very well done. I appreciate your effort and accomplishment.
The DVDs arrived here in Denmark 5 days after ordering.
I have watched all 3 and must say, I knew it, but what an unbeleivable fine communicator Lynn Blake is.
DVD 1 is so packed with info it makes your head spin, but all of TGM is in there. Some of us have picked it all up here on LBG.com, but this makes it all so much easier for new students to get into TGM. I have tried to get some of my friends into the concepts, but I guess I don't have 1% of the verbal gifts of (the rather tall) Yoda, so I guess I'll just talk them into buying the DVD set instead.
And oooooh I guess I need to fix the mix in my putting stroke
The DVDs arrived here in Denmark 5 days after ordering.
I have watched all 3 and must say, I knew it, but what an unbeleivable fine communicator Lynn Blake is.
DVD 1 is so packed with info it makes your head spin, but all of TGM is in there. Some of us have picked it all up here on LBG.com, but this makes it all so much easier for new students to get into TGM. I have tried to get some of my friends into the concepts, but I guess I don't have 1% of the verbal gifts of (the rather tall) Yoda, so I guess I'll just talk them into buying the DVD set instead.
And oooooh I guess I need to fix the mix in my putting stroke
Thanks, Thom.
Wow, you've watched all three. This is 4+ hours, and in a foreign language, to boot!
I received the DVD set in the mail mid week and wanted to share with you my joy in getting such a wealth of true information concerning the golf swing and how to implement the proper motion through drills. thoughts and concepts. Thank you very much for this work. I truly appreciate it.
I will continue to LOOK, LOOK, LOOK at the website (and my positions) and continue to improve.
Got the above PM from Patrick O'Hara, PGA professional in Las Vegas, Nevada, and LBG Professional Contributor. Thanks, Pat!
Ok , i've watched no1, such a great dvd series. Being a swinger i have many a trouble manipulating into a vertical hinge. On full shots, my natural shot is a draw on everything or a slight push or push draw. I'm big on HH and letting it go, pretty much cant fade to save me life. So i'm going back to basic motion ala the dvd series to see waz up. Its like the manipulation into a VH or even AH, my mind does not have the same attitude. I become clubhead obsessed or something. As soon as i work on a VH, i skull or thin the shot. When i get to the dvd no2, i presume my incubator may hatch!
thanks for the wonderfull work VJ and Lynn
Last edited by powerdraw : 11-13-2008 at 07:51 AM.
A vertical hinge with a swinging motion is fighting city hall. much like a horizontal hinge fort a hitter is civic disobedience. Experiment with stance line/plane line/club face alignment to hit a fade with a HH.
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