Originally Posted by sdsurfmore

i was amazed at how my perception of my swing vs the reality were so diametrically opposed...after getting the concept of drag loading i've been able to hit some pretty cool shots taking one more club helps alot because i'm not swinging at90% more of a controlled positive motion maintaining the alignments...words can't describe how good yoda and luke are as teachers

Originally Posted by sdsurfmore

...after getting the concept of drag loading i've been able to hit some pretty cool shots...words can't describe how good yoda and luke are as teachers

Originally Posted by ksy

I'm new to TGM and when I tried to read the yellow book, I would always finish with my head spinning. I found my way to Lynn's site and this was very helpful in clearing up many concepts but also created many more questions. I decided to attend the Southern CA school to get these questions answered and was not disappointed. For me, just the time spent in the classroom was worth the trip. Both Lynn and Ted are excellent instructors and will give you all the time you need to get the concepts clear. Instead of just telling you where to be in your swing they will tell you what it should feel like to be there and I found this to be very beneficial. You will leave with a clear picture of your swing flaws but more importantly a clear picture of what the correct swing should be. When I returned, the first comment from my playing partner was " you finally have some width in your swing". Must be that extensor action! For me, attending the school has cut years off my learning curve. Thanks again Lynn, Ted, Lee and all my fellow students. It was a great experience!