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Hi, my name's Pat and I'm a grateful member of (oh, that meeting is Monday night) uhmm, people who can't thrust with PP # 3.

I tried it on the range this morning and I was ok with the 7 iron, at the target, about 160-165 yards and did it 5 times in a row, so I was pumped thinking I had it. I pulled out the 2 wood and "snap, crackle, and pop." 230 yards on a rope, at the target, on-purpose, 3 in a row, and then push right, yank left "What?" Pulled the 4 iron and cracked 2 in a row about 195 yard at the target and then, pull, push lost, back to trace BLP, nice and safe!

I set my anchors, loaded my right knee with a bend, nice and still. EA, trace BLP and Step left and throw the javelin through my index finger at the ball's inside quadrant. Lots of exploding dirt and a rock-hard sound at contact.

Any ideas?

Patrick

Aiming Point procedure.

Try moving it fore and aft of the ball for shorter and longer clubs respectively and see what happens. You might be pleasantly surprised. In fact I know you will be. Think of it as an adjustment for the time it takes a longer lever to switch ends. Its the alternate procedure to Tracing, not quite the same but ....geometricaly similar in terms of impact. To each their own.