This is my first post so be gentle 
First off, I'd like Brian for this site. I've known about TGM for a while and struggled with the different terminology and putting it into practice. Brian's videos have really dumbed down TGM for me and helped me put "faces" to all the different terminology. Thanks again.
On to my question...I came across the Pure Swing a while ago and figured it would be a great aid to teach me the proper impact position. I also saw a video where Brian demo's it which also helped. However, I became a little confused when I came to the following link which promotes the Pure Swing.
http://www.practicerange.com/detail.aspx?ID=678
The video was all well and good, however, if you look closely at the pic...it shows the extension on the Pure Swing is OUTSIDE the lead forearm. Isn't this opposite of where it should be (i.e. INSIDE the lead forearm)? That pic just threw me off.
Secondly, someone mentioned that using a coat hanger does pretty much the same thing as the Pure Swing...can anyone elaborate further?
First off, I'd like Brian for this site. I've known about TGM for a while and struggled with the different terminology and putting it into practice. Brian's videos have really dumbed down TGM for me and helped me put "faces" to all the different terminology. Thanks again.
On to my question...I came across the Pure Swing a while ago and figured it would be a great aid to teach me the proper impact position. I also saw a video where Brian demo's it which also helped. However, I became a little confused when I came to the following link which promotes the Pure Swing.
http://www.practicerange.com/detail.aspx?ID=678
The video was all well and good, however, if you look closely at the pic...it shows the extension on the Pure Swing is OUTSIDE the lead forearm. Isn't this opposite of where it should be (i.e. INSIDE the lead forearm)? That pic just threw me off.
Secondly, someone mentioned that using a coat hanger does pretty much the same thing as the Pure Swing...can anyone elaborate further?