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Old 12-16-2009, 05:34 PM
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Originally Posted by TeddyIrons View Post
Daryl, just curious. Why did you run from Erickson's site deleing all your posts while closing the door?

Erickson is in fact very knowledgeable. His knowledge does not limit itself within a book - he has lived the book on tour and found pure swinging wanting in his case. He has studied great ball strikers and found an alternative hitting pattern that probably does not fit your TGM version. That does not mean he is not knowledgeable - on the contrary, he has something extra to offer.
Hitting is a TGM Term. It means that Right Arm Thrust, not CF, Uncocks the Left Wrist. There are no other versions to my knowledge, however there are thousands of Stroke Pattern Variations.

So, is "Accumulator Dumping" a TGM Term or is he making it up as he goes along?

No one ran. You're making more of it that it was. I told John that if all he wanted to do was brow beat TGM and it's adherents then I wouldn't be a part of the discussion. I had to ask if he's purposely misrepresenting TGM for another motive or is he un-knowledgeable about TGM?

I'm not the one opening a can of worms here. I'm not interested in discussing Johns views nor do I care. Styles wants to ask everyone's opinions on Johns theory, not me. Then he gets bent out of shape if the response is negative? Have you read anything by Styles supporting Johns views? I asked him to post in the "Lab" but he refuses. That's where "new frontiers" type questions belong. No?

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