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"The Stock Tour Swing" by Tyler Ferrell


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Discuss "The Stock Tour Swing" by Tyler Ferrell here.

Erik J. Barzeski —  I knock a ball. It goes in a gopher hole. 🏌🏼‍♂️
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First post......just got this book from the library. Already a few chapters in and enjoying what I'm seeing so far. The visuals provided are clear and easy to understand.

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I missed this getting added, I read the book last year so my recall isn't great, but overall, highly recommend it. Ferrell really breaks down the swing into component pieces and movements and is a great way to self analyze if you don't have the means for lessons. Not only is the flat spot talked about, but the wide spot, which I found interesting. If you are an analytical type, I think you will find this book right up your alley.

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