[innercityteacher]

Now that the vertical left wrist has saved my short game, time to employ it fully in my tee and iron shots with a lighter, stronger frame having lost 10 + lbs and having more energy!

http://youtu.be/Wx_XwLLe23E

My right elbow has dropped due to non-level left wrist! ugh! My grip is wrong and I have still shot 6 rounds in the 70's this summer or 80!

Mid body hands, club under left heel level left wrist. March! Ohhh baby! Where are my clubs!?

Thanks Lynn!

When I met with Lynn almost 18 months ago, I was convinced of the truth of TGM but it takes me time to trust people as it might take time for others in the same fashion. I was also going through a divorce but happily I had spent time with two fine members of these forums (Jerry G. and Kevin Carter) and met two other members briefly the previous summer.

Lynn is the TRUTH as a nice human being and a wonderful teacher, but it was hard for me with my artificial hip, metal rod, and divorce to really focus on all he was telling me.

He changed my grip, got me marching, listened to me spout TGM materials as if I knew when I really did not, and smiled and said "Ok, Patrick."

He hit me with the kitchen sink!

Today, 18 months later, I put it almost all together. I had a sand save and missed one for a bogie. I crushed several drives of 250 yards even in the rain, and I calmly chipped 5 or 6 chip shots close enough to the pin for certain pars and birdies. I am not used to playing a baby draw so the first couple of holes caused me some problems as I was shooting for the middle of greens instead of the right edge. But once I trusted it, the baby draw yielded lots of birdie chances which our newly aerated greens sometimes blocked off.

I also crushed some wedges with the Horizontal Hinge that flew over the green but I am very happy to have that problem. I have thrown away the Angle Hinge for now, until I can figure out how to be a manipulated hands swinger.

Thanks Lynn! Perhaps this Spring I can bother you some more!

ICT