Once you've determined your Fix alignments, the Aiming Point (6-E-2) replaces the Ball. You now direct the Lag Loading (7-19) of the #3 Pressure Point at the Aiming Point as if it were the Ball. This Aiming Point can only be determined by experience (Practice!) only. And you will need to learn how to direct your Thrust precisely at that point once you've learned where it is.
Yoda,
Does this mean you should look at your aiming point too?
Usually helps me, and I know many people who swear by it. Keep your eyes on the aiming point the whole swing and direct all your force down into it, usually with PP3.
Not to say that it's the TGM "right" way, but I know quite a few people who do it with great success vs. focusing on nothing specific.
You can, but it's not really necessary once your Computer assumes its fullcontrol of your Golf Stroke. Per the fifth Programming routine (Chapter 14,one of the greatest 3-page instructionals ever) you push the button and theStroke becomes the non-emotional execution of a procedure.
A good example of a skill requiring exceptional artistry is that of the concertpianist. In many ways, the acquistion of those skills and golf skills areexactly the same. And if you ever get a chance to watch one of the breed inaction, you will witness almost superhuman achievement. And one thing you willnotice is that they spend a great deal of time not looking at the keyboard! Theirhands know where those 88 keys are and they find precisely the right ones --and different ones in each hand -- at exactly the right time.
You'll eventually be the same way with the Aiming Point. You can look at it --or not -- your option. The important thing is that your Hands know where itis. All that needs to happen is that they be educated to the task.
From that point, they will work faithfully on your behalf...with very littleconscious attention on your part.
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