Hand Pressure Point Locations

[@mygolfparents]

An excellent time capsule lesson that is as relevant today as it was back then in 2012 when posted,.. Our kids are learning to use the TGM components from your videos and they have improved dramatically. We've taken many non-TGM golf lessons, but no one has ever taught our kids that they must maintain that lag pressure point. Thanks for sharing!

[@mattb.6057]

Lynn, I have spent over a year studying TGM in it's entirety. I have never learned as much as from the ABSOLUTES that exist in the physics the TGM teaches. 90% of golf instructors spend too much time teaching opinion, NOT FACT. Golf may never again see such a great book and may never find another teacher so "understanding" of its substance. Keep up the great work. It is a personal goal of mine to spend a weekend with you and your unmatched understanding of Homer Kelley's golf-science.

[@ryanspangler4636]

I truly believe that my best golf was played when I worked with a TGM instructor💪

[@slidetechnologies7573]

We are fortunate in 2018 to be watching a master at work...

[@beatzzz01]

And into 2019...

[@nedgermany]

Lynn Blake you are the man.

[@nerd9992]

thanks for great information. ive been using my index finger for pressure sensor. it is awsome and i can sense how my club works in motion. Great book Great instruction.

[@BenJogan]

Great explanation Mr Blake! It just reminds me of one of your previous discussions about the third pressure point (it was an older video). Btw did you lose weight? sorry for the question...

[@초코아이스크림-v9q]

동영상 정말 잘 봤습니다 감사합니다

[@robsaxepga]

Is #3 pushing or monitoring on the standard stroke pattern?

[@henrycussell5481]

this is pretty good information

[@BirdieBlues]

Thank you sir!

[@mattb.6057]

Lynn are you still teaching? I remember this video from 8 years ago. Wondered if you're still in the business?

[@IrishSpursFan]

brilliant

[@Siceone]

God bless

[@ahkau4612]

2024 (Still Relevant)

[@MrGregPatmore]

good good stuff.