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neil 10-14-2008 07:54 PM

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Originally Posted by golfguru (Post 56581)
I can see Lynn heading for the camera store this morning suffering from slow motion withdrawal as the said Casio F1 is now in San Fran:laughing9

What a blast for all who made the trip, students and teachers will all need a week to come down from the highs.

A big thanks to Neil for his shaggy dog story of the divot big enough to bury a squirrel in - that will last forever.

More video to come via Bambam in a week or so when I can get the files to him down the pipes.

Lynn, thanks again for the wish to share all those "extras" that are not in the book.

Have fun out there.

Great to meet you Paul, you could also have buried a shaggy dog under that divot!:salut:

alex_chung 10-14-2008 08:05 PM

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Originally Posted by neil (Post 56601)
Great to meet you Paul, you could also have buried a shaggy dog under that divot!:salut:

Ahhhh.......the 'Kinniston' divot....:golf: :eyes:
Remember Low Point is not 15 miles behind the ball :naughty:
It was great meeting ya'all alls. Currently standing at Atlanta Airport and I have lost Burner somewhere at Customs...oh well :D
Thanks to everyone for a great week and it was a great experience. Will write more when I get back to cotland.
BJ....remember 'that's not right' and you have to apply some 'hore-zontal hinging' :D
Alex

Augusta Golf 10-14-2008 09:08 PM

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Originally Posted by alex_chung (Post 56602)
Ahhhh.......the 'Kinniston' divot....:golf: :eyes:
Remember Low Point is not 15 miles behind the ball :naughty:
It was great meeting ya'all alls. Currently standing at Atlanta Airport and I have lost Burner somewhere at Customs...oh well :D
Thanks to everyone for a great week and it was a great experience. Will right more when I get back to Scotland.
BJ....remember 'that's not right' and you have to apply some 'hore-zontal hinging' :D
Alex

Yeah, you two cracked me up with that! I see you are using the proper middle english spelling for the hinge action we speak of :)

Mike O 10-14-2008 10:46 PM

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Originally Posted by bambam (Post 56590)
Here's another fun one from Ted, again in super slow motion.

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Thanks golfguru for taking the time to capture all of these!

Ted,
Further evidence that you are one sick puppy!:eyes: Another example of the importance for all parents that post or read this forum to have your kids use protective headgear when riding a bike or skateboard!!

YodasLuke 10-14-2008 11:06 PM

only 250 yards
 
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Originally Posted by Mike O (Post 56609)
Ted,
Further evidence that you are one sick puppy!:eyes: Another example of the importance for all parents that post or read this forum to have your kids use protective headgear when riding a bike or skateboard!!

I've been having some problems using this reverse pivot. I can only hit a driver 250 yards. :( Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Augusta Golf 10-14-2008 11:40 PM

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Originally Posted by YodasLuke (Post 56610)
I've been having some problems using this reverse pivot. I can only hit a driver 250 yards. :( Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

I think a reverse pivot requires a reverse accumulator action on an eliptical plane while maintaining anti-centrifugal force. That should get at least 30 extra yards.

I'm not as smart as Yoda, but I did stop by the Holiday Inn Express and ask for directions:scratch:

SwingNorthtoSouth 10-15-2008 04:33 AM

Drew???
 
Did anyone tell Drew that the weekend is over, or did someone leave him unsupervised at the driving range.
I am sure we will hear from DREWITGOLF since the Redsox are almost "Down and Out".....:crybaby:

alex_chung 10-15-2008 08:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by YodasLuke (Post 56610)
I've been having some problems using this reverse pivot. I can only hit a driver 350 yards. :( Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mike O (Post 56609)
Ted,
Further evidence that you are one sick puppy!:eyes: Another example of the importance for all parents that post or read this forum to have your kids use protective headgear when riding a bike or skateboard!!

There I fixed it for you....with all that wind helping you on that shot it should have flown 350 easily :D
Alex

drewitgolf 10-15-2008 09:35 AM

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Originally Posted by SwingNorthtoSouth (Post 56612)
Did anyone tell Drew that the weekend is over, or did someone leave him unsupervised at the driving range.
I am sure we will hear from DREWITGOLF since the Redsox are almost "Down and Out".....:crybaby:

I am still digesting it all. It was a great four days at a five star resort, lots of education, laughs, drinks and I met many passionate "Machine-Heads". I will post more when I get a chance. Right now I am battling lack of sleep from watching late ALCS games, unlike SwingNS. BTW, we were down 3-0 in 2004 ALCS and came back to win four in a row, before winning the World Series, against...what team was that that suffered the worse collapse in baseball history???

I hope everyone made it home safely!

Burner 10-15-2008 06:01 PM

Cuscowilla 2008
 
Hi all Y'all,
Wonderful venue, fantastic Teachers sharing knowledge that is soundly based in fact, great bunch of guys to spend time with. It was a blast!:golf:
Interesting, statistically speaking, that in a bunch of guys some thirty strong, not forgetting Melissa, there has to be an a**hole.

I did not meet him. :confused1

Go figure! :think: :redface:

:laughing1 :laughing9

powerdraw 10-15-2008 08:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Burner (Post 56633)
Hi all Y'all,
Wonderful venue, fantastic Teachers sharing knowledge that is soundly based in fact, great bunch of guys to spend time with. It was a blast!:golf:
Interesting, statistically speaking, that in a bunch of guys some thirty strong, not forgetting Melissa, there has to be an a**hole.

I did not meet him. :confused1

Go figure! :think: :redface:

:laughing1 :laughing9

uh...pops, i was about 12 hours away from being that a**hole....lol

i almost made it there to see you and Alex..so close.:wall: :wall: :wall:

Burner 10-16-2008 05:37 PM

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Originally Posted by powerdraw (Post 56639)
uh...pops, i was about 12 hours away from being that a**hole....lol

i almost made it there to see you and Alex..so close.:wall: :wall: :wall:

Next time Son. :salut:

neil 10-16-2008 07:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Burner (Post 56684)
Next time Son. :salut:

The only person in the world -from Barnsley -with a southern accent!
Brilliant!:laughing1

YodasLuke 10-16-2008 10:19 PM

the rest of the story
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Burner (Post 56684)
Next time Son. :salut:

Did you enjoy the additional golf on Mon. & Tues.?

alex_chung 10-17-2008 03:40 AM

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Originally Posted by YodasLuke (Post 56697)
Did you enjoy the additional golf on Mon. & Tues.?

It was good!! Jeff kindly let us loose on his course (Uni of Georgia) on the Monday and we played a final round at Cuscowilla on the Tuesday before heading to the airport (still can't play that 14th hole right!!!) but we did find Neil's Squirrel sized divot on the 9th :laughing1
Alex

Burner 10-17-2008 06:22 PM

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Originally Posted by neil (Post 56687)
The only person in the world -from Barnsley -with a southern accent!
Brilliant!:laughing1

And of good Mining stock also. But, nothing underground in South Yorkshire beats the depth of that bloody divot!:eyes: :laughing9

Didn't know that Potholing was your other passion.:grin:

Burner 10-17-2008 06:28 PM

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Originally Posted by alex_chung (Post 56710)
It was good!! Jeff kindly let us loose on his course (Uni of Georgia) on the Monday and we played a final round at Cuscowilla on the Tuesday before heading to the airport (still can't play that 14th hole right!!!) but we did find Neil's Squirrel sized divot on the 9th :laughing1
Alex

Some Squirrel! A Jurassic throwback if ever there was one.:shock:

Thanks Jeff, and everyone else who made our time in CW so very memorable.:salut:

Yoda 10-17-2008 06:58 PM

The WebMeister Hits the Stick!
 
We've got a ton of photos and swing videos coming in the next few days. Only time is our constraint!

For now . . .

Take a look at LBG site admin Bambam's action (courtesy of golfguru).

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/gallery..._hit_stick.mov

drewitgolf 10-17-2008 07:32 PM

Son of Barney Rubble
 
Ben is a very nice, quiet guy. But, he hit balls behind me on the practice range at Cuscowilla. The sound of his compression, however, is not so quiet :salut: .

golfguru 10-18-2008 02:30 AM

The Casio is having a nervous breakdown having been in its case for 2 days now on its way home. Next time with a wind mic we might be able to record some of the goings on without it sounding like the gale in Teds pants:)

The stop off in San Fran was fun with a mini workshop held at Senoma Golf Club with John Erickson who hosted me - one of Ben Doyle and Mac O's tour pro's in the late 80s and 90s. We played Mare Island with 1935 Bobby Jones irons and these weird wooden things called woods:golf: If anyone is interested in playing tournaments with old gear I can put you in touch with him.

Good to be home but still coming down from the high.

Paul Hart 10-18-2008 07:43 AM

Extension.
 
Just watching Lynn move was enough cure my swing faults.

The professionalism of this team quite shocked me. They changed my life. I thank them very much.

YodasLuke 10-18-2008 08:16 AM

chance of a lifetime
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul Hart (Post 56732)
Just watching Lynn move was enough cure my swing faults.

The professionalism of this team quite shocked me. They changed my life. I thank them very much.

We were honored to have both the Pauls. It was our treat to spend so much time with you. Next time, I'm coming your way. :)

Flights are cheap, as we speak.

bambam 10-18-2008 08:32 AM

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Originally Posted by drewitgolf (Post 56721)
Ben is a very nice, quiet guy. But, he hit balls behind me on the practice range at Cuscowilla. The sound of his compression, however, is not so quiet :salut: .

Thanks :) Good thing you were behind me and not out to the right when I was working on the RFP! I felt like Tin Cup on the US Open practice range. lol


For those who missed it, Jeff showed us that drill on Friday. Put a stick in the ground right on your plane line and try to hit it, or go right of left of it if you're fighting pulls/pushes. When Jeff showed us the drill, he hit the stick his first 6 times!! These guys are good.

Yoda 10-18-2008 09:13 AM

Paul the Pinseeker
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul Hart (Post 56732)

Just watching Lynn move was enough cure my swing faults.

The professionalism of this team quite shocked me. They changed my life. I thank them very much.

Paul Hart is one of Australia's most respected teaching talents. To read his words of commendation regarding our LBG team is both gratifying and humbling. Thanks, Paul!

:salut:

P.S. Our Homecoming Classic featured a Closest To the Pin contest on the four par threes. Paul won two of them!

:golf:

neil 10-18-2008 10:46 AM

Where was Bucket?
 
So what happened Bucket[bouquet} ?
I go all that way in anticipation of a weekend of Mike o,Darryl and the great chicken eater and -not one of you shows up.
You missed a little bit of fun, some serious education and GREAT PEOPLE:sad2:

neil 10-18-2008 11:00 AM

Paul was embarrassed when I refered to him as a Legend.So in the true spirit of Aussies/Poms,I changed that reference to Leg-end,he was happy with that!
What a guy,and what a swing.
Paul don't forget, if you send an insulting reply ,my Brother lives in Sydney!:eyes:
It was an honour to meet you Paul.

drewitgolf 10-18-2008 11:39 AM

While the iron is hot
 
Lynn,

It might be time to plan a class reunion!

Yoda 10-18-2008 12:01 PM

Animal House
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by drewitgolf (Post 56743)

Lynn,

It might be time to plan a class reunion!

Need a little more time here, Drew. The entire staff remains in recovery!

&B

YodasLuke 10-18-2008 12:24 PM

recovery time
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Yoda (Post 56747)
Need a little more time here, Drew. The entire staff remains in recovery!

&B

Some of us need recovery from lack of sleep.

Others, and I'm not going to mention Neil's name, need recovery from alcohol poisoning. The accent became so thick as the night progressed that the guys from the U.K. had a little trouble understanding.

Those of us from the States just had to laugh when everyone else did. :eyes:

alex_chung 10-18-2008 03:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bambam (Post 56736)
Thanks :) Good thing you were behind me and not out to the right when I was working on the RFP! I felt like Tin Cup on the US Open practice range. lol


For those who missed it, Jeff showed us that drill on Friday. Put a stick in the ground right on your plane line and try to hit it, or go right of left of it if you're fighting pulls/pushes. When Jeff showed us the drill, he hit the stick his first 6 times!! These guys are good.

Oh yea I remember that......there was Burner, me, Jeff and you in a line on the range. Jeff hit the pin in his first 6 shots and then found it boring hitting the pin with his 7 iron and then proceeded doing the same with his driver!!! Burner hit the pin about 3 or 4 times...Bam Bam hit if a few times and I am managed to get one in about 50 shots :sad2:
I was Tin Cupping it all week on the range whilst I was working on things. Like Lynn said on the Thursday its like drinking from a firehose..there were so many ideas and things to do on the range that my poor brain could not take it all in at once but again the Guided Struggle has become easier.
Again thanks to all the guys (and gal) for making it such a great week. It was great to meet you (especially our resident Aussies 'The Dart' and Smithy) all and have a great time with this game called golf.
Alex

alex_chung 10-18-2008 04:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Yoda (Post 56747)
Need a little more time here, Drew. The entire staff remains in recovery!

&B

Ha ha ha!! That will be right...especially with the hours that Yoda, Ted and Jeff put in during the school and afterwards.
Oh yea on another note did anything think that Neil sounded and sort of looked like a younger Tom Wilkinson (Batman Begins, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind) ??
Alex

12 piece bucket 10-18-2008 08:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by neil (Post 56739)
So what happened Bucket[bouquet} ?
I go all that way in anticipation of a weekend of Mike o,Darryl and the great chicken eater and -not one of you shows up.
You missed a little bit of fun, some serious education and GREAT PEOPLE:sad2:

H8D to miss it man . . . . issues . . . . issues . . .

Mike O 10-18-2008 10:03 PM

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Originally Posted by 12 piece bucket (Post 56771)
H8D to miss it man . . . . issues . . . . issues . . .

Neil,
Trust me the man has issues! :golfing_banana:

P.S. BamBam's PM folder is full and he's asked me to ask all forum members to temporarily stop PM'ing him - Thank you.

12 piece bucket 10-18-2008 11:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mike O (Post 56778)
Neil,
Trust me the man has issues! :golfing_banana:

P.S. BamBam's PM folder is full and he's asked me to ask all forum members to temporarily stop PM'ing him - Thank you.

Is that a prophylactic device swinging a 3 iron or something? Should you be posting that in the e"L"ection thread you botched?

Mike O 10-19-2008 01:54 AM

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Originally Posted by 12 piece bucket (Post 56785)
Is that a prophylactic device swinging a 3 iron or something? Should you be posting that in the e"L"ection thread you botched?


It's a Natural Golf Swing - see how the right heel stays down even after impact! A 6 foot prophylactic - now you really are dreaming!

Bouquet Head,
I thought Botchulism was what caused your problems? Don't try to change the subject - we're talking about your issues!

neil 10-19-2008 02:39 AM

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Originally Posted by YodasLuke (Post 56751)
Some of us need recovery from lack of sleep.

Others, and I'm not going to mention Neil's name, need recovery from alcohol poisoning. The accent became so thick as the night progressed that the guys from the U.K. had a little trouble understanding.

Those of us from the States just had to laugh when everyone else did. :eyes:

Now give me a break! I seem to remember that I was doing my best "TYLDESLEY" accent.
Tyldesley ,for those of you who don't know is a small town about 10 miles outside Manchester[my town] -and even I need a translator when I go there.
Now all y'all leave me alone!:martini: :occasion: :occasion: :occasion:

neil 10-19-2008 02:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by alex_chung (Post 56759)
Ha ha ha!! That will be right...especially with the hours that Yoda, Ted and Jeff put in during the school and afterwards.
Oh yea on another note did anything think that Neil sounded and sort of looked like a younger Tom Wilkinson (Batman Begins, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind) ??
Alex

Not seen either of them Alex so that better be a compliment:)

bambam 10-19-2008 09:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mike O (Post 56778)
Neil,
P.S. BamBam's PM folder is full and he's asked me to ask all forum members to temporarily stop PM'ing him - Thank you.

This is true, but all the PM's seem to be coming from the same IP address...

Yoda 10-19-2008 10:04 AM

Southern Nights
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by neil (Post 56789)

Now all y'all leave me alone!

Despite his English ancestry, let the record show that, at Cuscowilla, Neil mastered the plural form of y'all.

Well done, Neil!

=D&gt;

GPStyles 10-19-2008 11:38 AM

Seeing as no one else has asked yet, what are the hopes/plans of holding a similar event in 2009?

:eyes:


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