[innercityteacher]

i'll check him out, thanks - known as a great iron player but a comparatively poor driver, was it an iron swing or driver ? perhaps you would post the link ?

The Mchatton stuff got here today. I tried all the drills. I'm exhausted.

Man, no wonder I can't hit the ball very far. I have no Pivot. I have been trying to do everything with a well-timed arm swing or arm generated something.

I went to the indoor range and Gregg shows you good drills not using the hands and arms. I hit for an hour taking my hands and arms out of it as best I could. My muscles hurt everywhere!

The Golf Machine makes it so easy to diagnose mistakes. But changing years of a bad swing motion takes real work!

I did do a couple things well. Upon making a full Pivot, with very quiet arms and hands, I (thought of Lynn) planted and drove my right shoulder down and cracked a couple of 220 yard carry drives with a real crack that got some favorable noises from the group waiting. My shoulder never felt so powerful.

Uhmmm let me tell you the drills Lynn teaches that Mr. McHatton does with different names: DRAG THE MOP, SPIN THE FLYWHEEL. There are others but Lynn's ability to take the Swing apart into its component parts, "Vertically un-cocking Left Wrist, Are you Prepared to Roll on that line, The Finishing Swivel, means that all the stuff that a teacher leaves unsaid in order to simplify the presentation is stuff we can know and understand. (I'm not criticizing Mr. Mchatton. As a teacher I understand that lesson plans must be selective to be effective)

I think I lost 10 lbs of water weight!

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