[JerryG]

I read Bobby Clampett's book, talked to KevCarter about that and he introduced me to the hallowed work of Homer Kelley. Then he conjured up a day with Yoda for us. I've been drinking the Kool-Aid ever since.
I am an absolute sucker for Basic Motion. Through basic motion I find I can isolate so many different components and work on just one particular component at a time. A year ago I would hit 10 sets of ten balls in my basement using BM. I would be lucky to hit 7 out of 100 as I would want to. Now my odds have increased significantly.
As a JV golf coach, I watched my guys on the range hitting balls and watching flight and not thinking at all of what the concepts were that I had tried to introduce. Now we go somewhere other than the range and do basic motion to work on our Feels. Then we go to the range and I get to see many more divots in front of the ball rather than behind the ball. Sure, not all of them are there yet, but many are and it is just a treat to see that Eureka look come over their face.
Yup, I'm very at home in TGM.