In certain preening quarters, a self-proclaimed 'new breed' of golf 'teacher/scientists' argues that you cannot use BRAIN POWER -- the same used by my guys on this site and by you every day as a human being -- to control your Left Wrist (and thus, the Clubface) through Impact.
In other words, they believe that you cannot make your Left Wrist execute one of three basic Feels -- Roll, No Roll or Reverse Roll -- through Impact.
Thus, you have NO CONTROL of the Clubfaceduring Impact.
Well, we here at Lynn Blake Golf -- "junk scientists", "book literalists" or whatever -- just don't believe that.
To the contrary, we believe that your Left Wrist controls the Clubhead (Wrist Action) and the Clubface (Hinge Action). Further, we believe that your Left Wrist Control is in operation from Address to the Finish. Especially during Impact, the Left Wrist controls the ClubFACE.
In other words, your Left Wrist Motion through the Impact Interval -- and the resulting ClubFACE Motion -- is pre-selected and deliberate. There is no 'happenstance'.
As a player, your objective was . . .
Visualized as 'Ball Flight' in Preliminary Address . . .
Crystallized as 'Machine Alignments' in Impact Fix . . .
Programmed as 'Motion' in Adjusted Address; and then . . .
Executed in 'real time' as The Stroke.
Summarizing our "Cave Man" view:
The CONSCIOUS MIND programs . . . The SUBCONCIOUS MIND executes.
If not this idea . . .
Then what?
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Homer Kelley's teaching of the wrist alignments, combined with Lynn Blake's explanation of how they work, PLUS Lynn Blake's videos on Finish Swivel have made me look like a good teacher with beginners through plus handicaps. What works in the REAL WORLD is what matters to me, not winning an internet debate with faux scientists with humongous egos and agendas. This game is played with an abundance of different strokes, not just full out drivers into a vast field. The truth will set you free...
Kevin
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I could be wrong. I have been before, and will be again.
I've noticed some password issues and early log off times.
John, I need more detail, as I haven't had any other similar complaints and am not experiencing anything like this myself. Please describe what 'password issues' means. By early log off times, are you implying you're being logged off from the website while you're browsing?
Yes, that is exactly correct but it might be only 1 minute long.
Also, it wouldn't recognize my password and had to get a new one.
15 minute reset after wrong passwrod also wasn't working correctly.
As long as I click the remember me everything is fine.
If you expect to stay logged in for an extended period of time, you should be clicking the 'remember me' button. The server's timeout is set to 24 minutes, but depending on your browser settings and/or activity, that timeout could happen sooner. Again, I recommend using the remember me checkbox, as you've already discovered.
We store passwords encoded, so I have no way to know if you were entering the correct password or not, and since you've already changed it, we can't do any debugging there. I haven't had any other support requests about this, but we'll keep our ears open. Thanks.
Yes, something brought the site down today. I'm investigating the cause.
First, I'd call Innercity Teacher to see what he was up to. He could have been trying something and had an accident.
By the way Patrick, I'd like to read how you did on the course today.
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