Alignment golf

[airair]

Any advice?
I'm not sure I can trust my own advice.

[Daryl]

You're getting there AirAir. You'll learn a lot while practicing Basic Motion for a few months. By next Spring, you'll be much improved.

[airair]

You're getting there AirAir. You'll learn a lot while practicing Basic Motion for a few months. By next Spring, you'll be much improved.

I sure hope so.
Is it possible to do the basic motion wrong? I don't know how much of the MacDonald exercises belong here. Personally I wouldn't have any weight shift in a basic motion, but like in a chip shot I would let most of my weight stay on the front (left) foot. That's very unlike a mark time motion...

[Daryl]

I think that the most important point in "Basic Motion" is learning to create and operate a Primary Lever.

[airair]

I think that the most important point in "Basic Motion" is learning to create and operate a Primary Lever.

Explain please.

[airair]

I think that the most important point in "Basic Motion" is learning to create and operate a Primary Lever.

I see that The Primary Lever Assembly is the left arm and club. So what?

[Daryl]

I see that The Primary Lever Assembly is the left arm and club. So what?

They Align Longitudinally with the Flat Left Wrist. Lose that and lose the Alignment. Lose the Alignment, no Rhythm. Lose Rhythm, lose Ball Control. Lose Ball Control, no Golf. No Golf......

[airair]

They Align Longitudinally with the Flat Left Wrist. Lose that and lose the Alignment. Lose the Alignment, no Rhythm. Lose Rhythm, lose Ball Control. Lose Ball Control, no Golf. No Golf......

Reminds me of the TV serie "Lost".

But this article is perhaps not so lost:
http://www.pgatour.com/2010/tourlife...504/index.html

He seems to know a thing or two about TGM or do others also use these expressions?

[airair]

They Align Longitudinally with the Flat Left Wrist. Lose that and lose the Alignment. Lose the Alignment, no Rhythm. Lose Rhythm, lose Ball Control. Lose Ball Control, no Golf. No Golf......

Thanks for pointing that out. I think it was slipping my mind.

[Yoda]

I think that the most important point in "Basic Motion" is learning to create and operate a Primary Lever.

I like this, Daryl. Thanks!

For those who know, it says a lot with a little. For those who don't know . . .

Keep studying and working!