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2 hours ago, Vinsk said:

I'm actually still curious what @mythbuster thinks is this "neutral setup." I wish he would just spit it out instead of feverishly combing through his thesaurus and trying to impress us with his delusional wisdom. Ya never know, maybe his quackery could lead to a real discussion on the golf swing.

 

2 hours ago, boogielicious said:

He is currently restricted from posting. 

Maybe he'll spend time reviewing the "power triangle" theory in @newtogolf's blog.

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On 12/14/2015 at 5:54 AM, Vinsk said:

I'm actually still curious what @mythbuster thinks is this "neutral setup." I wish he would just spit it out instead of feverishly combing through his thesaurus and trying to impress us with his delusional wisdom. Ya never know, maybe his quackery could lead to a real discussion on the golf swing.

all of our greatest philosophers were ridiculed for being delusional, ironically by those in society afflicted with traits of neophobia.

that said, i had a LenardoVinci "moment" just recently which has virtually changed my whole concept of the golf swing.

it involves the left hand only, and understanding that everyone"s hand is different. why i am so excited about this is because it has a very desirable effect of  the movement of the left shoulder .

 to be fair, it is only a notion at this stage as i haven't been able to put the theory into practice, due to time constraints attributed to the festive season, but  i just have a hunch that this could be the "holy grail" of all our golfing dilemmas.

hopefully, i will still be around so i can keep you posted with my progress.

 

 

 

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26 minutes ago, mythbuster said:

all of our greatest philosophers were ridiculed for being delusional, ironically by those in society afflicted with traits of neophobia.

that said, i had a LenardoVinci "moment" just recently which has virtually changed my whole concept of the golf swing.

it involves the left hand only, and understanding that everyone"s hand is different. why i am so excited about this is because it has a very desirable effect of  the movement of the left shoulder .

 to be fair, it is only a notion at this stage as i haven't been able to put the theory into practice, due to time constraints attributed to the festive season, but  i just have a hunch that this could be the "holy grail" of all our golfing dilemmas.

hopefully, i will still be around so i can keep you posted with my progress.

Hopefully. . .I hope you stick around.

Post some videos and actual swing thoughts during your swings.

I'm also guilty of not posting recent videos, and plan to in the up coming year.

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51 minutes ago, mythbuster said:

hopefully, i will still be around so i can keep you posted with my progress.

You will not be.

We gave you all the rope in the world, and you simply used it to hang yourself.

Goodbye.

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15 minutes ago, imsys0042 said:

Remember kids, every time a troll is banned an angel gets his wings.  

OK, this post made my day! :-D

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22 minutes ago, boogielicious said:

OK, this post made my day! :-D

Thanks!   It's very true that calling out people who are disruptive can be both entertaining and positive.   People on this forum are very helpful, very nice and very direct.  Trolling here is a big dis-service to a community of people who take the time to answer questions, and give people a chance, and give up their time for fellow golfers.  

 

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