[KevCarter]

All that is good. You found some new feels. And learned something about the geometry and physics involved.

But did you strike the ball better after doing the basic motion practice? Longer? Straighter? Better trajectory? More FIR's and GIR's?

Jerry accomplished all of the above, along with his handicap dropping big time.

Air...

The "scientists" don't agree with the "Line of Compression."

I don't care what they think.

It's a personal thing. It's a feel, it's a sound, it's mystical. When you feel it, you know what it was, you want to feel it again. Without TGM, we had no idea how to recreate it... it was fleeting.

Now it's real. You can feel it, you can hear it. You can hear when others achieve it. When you don't feel it, you know why, and you work harder.

The great players shots make a different sound, can't describe it, but you know it's there...

Practice basic motion with a friend. It can make you giggle like a little girl. When you hear your partner's compression it makes you smile. You feel his joy. You know why he's smiling. I have to feel it again!

Science and art, can't have just one. Homer Kelley was a scientist and an artist. You can see it in his work. He wants us to feel what he learned. YODA wants us to feel what he learned... win a debate, who cares? I want to help people feel compression. I do it with basic motion. That's what Homer and YODA taught us.

Listen to Bobby -- THE IMPACT ZONE -- thats what it's all about!

I may sound goofy, I don't care. It is what it is, and it works in the real world.

Kevin