Rework of swing v5......TGM motion cirriculum

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Mathew

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Ive counted up 4 definate different makeovers on my swing and im ready to get everything right on this try.

My swing is capable of producing great shots 80% of the time and it varies from day to day. From a swing that produced a lot of throwaway and an inconsistant ball flight, my current swing produces a much more consistant ball flight and generally straighter shots. When they do fly off-line its never as bad and I still get a sizzle sound at impact but don't feel I really truely understand my swing.

Anyways - i've been looking at a way of reworking my swing and saw a post by yoda on the TGM basic cirriculum on stage 1 - two feet in either direction. I am extremely patient so if I spend 4 5 6 months at two feet back and forth - I don't mind.....

Would this be a good method to reworking the swing going through the 3 stages ?
 
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matt

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^ that's a myth

From Carey Mumford's site, clearkeygolf.com:

How long does it take to master a process?

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drewitgolf

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Matt,
No argument there. Six months on two feet back and forth does seem a bit excessive. I am only speaking in generalities. Also, check out GSED Mike Hebron's book "Golf Swing Secrets...and Lies, Six Timeless Lessons". Hebron goes in great detail into The Nature of Learning as it relates to golf. Well worth the read and makes a great Christmas gift as well.
 
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quote:Originally posted by drewitgolf

Matt,
No argument there. Six months on two feet back and forth does seem a bit excessive. I am only speaking in generalities. Also, check out GSED Mike Hebron's book "Golf Swing Secrets...and Lies, Six Timeless Lessons". Hebron goes in great detail into The Nature of Learning as it relates to golf. Well worth the read and makes a great Christmas gift as well.
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One of the best books you'll find on the swing.... shows the 'sameness', the core concepts, as well as any. Great book.
 
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