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The aiming point concept can create off plane motion, lss pwer, cbface algnmnt issues

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Old 05-09-2012, 09:09 AM
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Hmmmm, someone's not in a teaching mood.
Originally Posted by MizunoJoe View Post
IC, "no uncocking", seriously???? To help what? We're talking about Aiming Point.
My mistake.

For the some TGM students and for me, I know/suspect it is rather confusing to get to IMpact Fix, be able to shape shots dependably and control the target line, but lack power consistently.

I was hoping that perhaps because of the title of this thread, I might get help understanding why I am losing power through understanding the aiming point concept which I have read but cannot picture. Obviously, I showed my lack of understanding by asking a question which tends to happen with real questons. I won't stop asking sadly, I guess, for some of you.

Perhaps the Lyme disease meds are still clouding me up. But so what?

I answer hundreds of stupid questions a day, with more grace than shown here. I have discovered over the last couple of years that a lot of times students just need the encouragement to know they are getting warmer so they can discover the insight if they keep focusing on a certain concept. But that's my business and my concern as a professional teacher.

Thinking "win-win" is really helpful on an electronic posting site, I believe. Sometimes, really dumb questions can stimulate new trains of thought and new ideas. Otherwise, no one writes and no one answers except those that "know everything."

Lynn, happily, is a really good teacher and knows a lot.

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