Originally Posted by Yoda
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Those of you who log in directly to the Forums may have missed this Home Page announcement:
I will be a call in guest on ESPN radio 1280 this Saturday, November 27, at 11:25 EST. For details and to listen 'live' on the ESPN site, go to the lead article on our Home Page.
For those unable to listen in, we will be posting the interview here.
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Is that a common courtesy they extend their guests? Are you allowed to set any part of the agenda?
No matter how a person feels about Stack and Tilt, I thought that the marketing of it was clever. The two men, like yourself, were personable, and did not point to a select few prominent golfers as models. As you know, they pointed out that their inspiration came from almost ALL notable players of the past. As a salesperson for AMEX long ago, I would point out that almost ALL thoughtful people are interested in creating a cash reserve for a rainy day and increasing their rate of return. My next question was, "Is Wednesday or Thursday better for you to review your plans?"
I strongly believe that ALL notable golfers employ the strategies described in TGM otherwise I would not spend so much time here. Moreover, I can prove my beliefs to any objective and impartial listener. Since TGM is encyclopedic, we are not saying that we invented a style of play. We are saying that TGM helps any golfer, ANY GOLFER ADD POWER AND PRECISION AND PRECISION TO THEIR STROKE. We have facts in the form of official PGA statistics and enough anecdotal evidence to fill years of long winter days and nights around a fire with golfing friends. In short, if TGM were a person running for elected office, that person would win A LOT!
In a funny way, due to the technical design of TGM, it always under promises and over delivers!
So, during the radio interview, will those "people" let you mention that TGM can be clearly seen in great golfers ranging from Bobby Jones to Brian Gay from Trevino (this site should do more in Spanish and Chinese when we get a few spare years of time) to Tiger Woods?
Will they allow you to suggest that not seeing and understanding the simple, logical insights offered in TGM doesn't mean that a person cannot see them? A person who does not understand a foreign language, but needs to conclude a business deal abroad, simply hires a respected translator to decipher the language. Golf mechanics are a foreign language like golf rules. You and this site are the translator and the easy, most effective simplification of golf mechanics!
Holla!
ICT