Is 73 years old too late to change?
 

It's never too late to have hope!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFmGyRbXcPM

Very encouraging and exciting.
 

Please pass my congratulations along to the gentleman. Could you share some of the suggestions you made during yor first lesson? On my first lesson, we traced the baseline of the plane with a laser and discussed the RFT and clap.

Thanks for the video. Great!

Patrick

Luke thats another amazing change. Thats a big difference, wow.

release
 

I always try to find out about the player's history. He had some baseball experience. Baseball players make quick changes and understand wrist conditions.

I explained uncocking and hinging actions. I also explained the release interval and release point. That changed the physics. Once his hands were educated, changes came quickly.

The plane changed when we worked on tracing versus covering. And, I gave him some simple analogies to change the feels.

Atlanta must be 115 degrees in the shade this time of year.

WOW . . . that pic with the clubhead outside the forehead was IMPRESSIVE!!!!

Pretty nice stuff there Ballgame.

For the Simple Minded
 

Simple analogies, simple analogies...please tell us these simple analogies Teddy Ballgame. I am always looking to steal...eh...incorportate some new ideas into the Teaching Machine.

smokin'
 

It's like wearing a sweater in a walk-in oven. I got a new pair of glasses last week. I put on my sunglasses, put my clears in the case, and left them in the car. At the end of the day, the anti-reflective coating on the lenses had melted. Thankfully, they're going to replace them.

analogies
 

When I'm in teaching mode, I throw my top 100 against the wall to see if anything sticks. I stop when I see the :idea:

Giving so many lessons, it's difficult to remember what gave the student the Ah-Ha moment. But, I'll try to go back into the memory banks.

Impossible
 

I submit that those changes in 4 days is impossible. To prove my point - notice the guy on the right - he has a hat, sunglasses etc. I don't think it is the same guy that is on the left. I submit that the guy on the right is Bucket in disguise! If I'm wrong - then you better run to Ted Fort and take a lesson! :)