[Dariusz J.]

Jeff, I am a bit disappointed with you and you lecturing tone of your last post. Is 2 months a long enough term for you to forgot how to speak with standard non-TGM language ? Is it long enough for you to change subjects the way you do and just only lecture others to study the Book ?
Do you think that I am not aware of the fact that clubhead does not travel in a straight line or that a golf swing must be conscioussly learned ?

You also said you have never found any "secrets" of Hogan to be convincingly true - how can you say this if you neglect digging in the dirt yourself ? how can you say that the Yellow Book is the best way to understand what principles Hogan used to be the best ballstriker in history of the game since, as I told you, noone of TGM students could ever duplicate or be close to Hogan's overhuman accuracy and consistency ?
I have been studying many theories for months and years and, frankly, noone can produce a Hogan-league ballstriker. Why ? Because noone is able until now to fully grasp and understand the whole concept how to make the swing motion almost automatic despite all well-known human body flaws.

I am sure I will study The Book somewhen just for my own pleasure of being a more educated swing theorist in the future. This may be the best golf book ever written, I do not neglect this. However, as a post-accident Hogan swing analyst I need much bigger biokinetic picture than concentrating on details. I am saying this not to underrate Mr.Kelley's work - au contre, I am here to know a pure TGM version on Hogan's motion - something like Yoda said in the TGM language which I do not understand and still await his version for non-TGMers in order to check how close they are to The Secret.

Lastly, do not underestimate Hogan and his theoretical knowledge - IMHO, he was a much smarter guy than many of us think and if he only wanted to reveal all what he knew in another never-written book - this would be the best golf book ever written BY FAR.

Cheers