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beginners: get out your highlighter
These are just a few important phrases that a newbie to TGM might find interesting. I thought they could be some things to highlight for all you first time readers of the little yellow book. Understand that this is just the tip of the iceburg!:
In the preface: page VII, 1st sentence, 2nd paragraph. Page 11: copy it and tape it to your forehead! Page 12: 2-0-A&B Page 26: 2nd to last sentence in 1st paragraph, “The Right Forearm...” Page 37: 4th sentence of 1st paragraph, “Pivot Thrust alone...” and the first two sentences of the last paragraph. Page 50 & 51: 1st sentence of the 2nd paragraph, “The Practice Stroke...”, the 1st sentence of the 3rd paragraph, “The Address Waggle...”, and the 1st sentence at the top of page 51, “The Forward Press...”. Also, A-F on page 51. Page 51: 3-F-6, Execution, whole 1st paragraph. Page 52 & 53: 3-F-7-A, B, C, and D, at least the 1st sentence. Page 55-57: 4-A-1 through 3; 4-B-1 through 3; and 4-C-1 through 3. Page 60: 2nd to last sentence, “That - failure to clear...”. Page 63: 6-0, last sentence, “There is no Stroke...”. Page 65: 6-A-4, 1st sentence Page 66: last three sentences starting with “From the Feet...”. Page 68: 6-B-1-D, another entire page to tape to your forehead. Page 71: 6-B-3-0-1, it’s best just to see Yoda, or any of his faithful followers. :) That will give you enough reading for now. |
Great list Teddy Ballgame, but be very careful, highlighters have been known to run dry once one gets started with all the nuggets that need to go to the incubator!:D
All kidding aside, everyone, not just newbie's will benefit from this list!! I once over heard a comment at a TGM school of "Why don't I just highlight the entire book":D Keep up the good work, Todd |
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Great Post I will study the rest of it later today. This is a great way to learn (not just for beginners), so boys and girls let's go to school. Sorting Through the Instructor's Textbook. B-Ray |
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Ted- outstanding list. |
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Yes they do trump, but some beginners are more familiar with the terms used in the essentials, I have had success teaching both ways, you kind have to read the student. Todd |
What's wrong with pink?
I heard Ted mention something similar to this once before.
I spoke to John Fey, first authorized instructor from Indiana, who was in Mr. Kelley's PGA Teaching workshop in Albuquerque, N. Mexico in March of 1980. He relayed the following to me. Mr. Kelley had his early classes use three high-lighters: Yellow-Highlight what applies to both Swinging and Hitting. Pink-Highlight that which applies to Swinging. Green-Highlight that which applies to Hitting. Why he used pink for Swingers I am sure is up for debate. |
because Pink is HOT !!!!
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I dunno about you guys, but pink kicks ass! Not the digusting magenta kinda pink, but the light salmon kinda pink. |
definitions
Page 10 and 11.
It seems the whole book is about defining the map on page 10. I'm a terrible map reader. I have to be pointing in the same direction as the orientation of the map or I will remain lost. Page 11. 1. understand 2. understand 3. understand concept but where is the grip represented in the map 4. Nothing in the map defines hinge assembly, I would guess it is any moving part which would be the hinge pins, but without being certain I am lost. 5. understand 6. understand 7. Where and what is the lever assembly, it certainly is not defined in the map. I would guess it is the hand connection but two guesses now makes for disaster. 8. I must be looking at the wrong map! 9. still tied to number 7 10. ditto 11. Longitudinal gravity? Is that a side to side front to back pulling? 12. understand 13. understand 14. understand 15. understand 16. understand 17. understand 18. in map plane line appears to be parallel to angle because of club lie, why is it even an issue? 19. understand 20. in other words, the plane line stance line and flight line? 21. understand |
I think Homer was color blind, so Pink would be Red to Homer.:D
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