My philosophy is built on a single guiding idea: great golf swings are not fixed — they are learned.

We do not begin with faults, positions, or mechanics. We begin with understanding movement itself. The goal is not to correct what looks wrong, but to remove what interferes with efficient movement.

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KEY BULLET POINTS:

 

Nothing is broken. Improvement comes from understanding movement, not correcting parts.

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Acceleration doesn’t need to be created.  It is already happening.

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The body understands movement instinctively.  When resistance is removed, motion organizes itself.  The body automatically refines through repeated experience.

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Effort is not power.  Interference is what destroys it.

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Casting, Stalling, Pulling, Flipping, etc. are not flaws.  They are different ways golfers resist acceleration while trying to create it.

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Positions are outcomes, not goals.  When movement is right, positions appear on their own.

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There aren’t multiple flaws that golfers must correct.  There is only one flaw – resistance to acceleration – and when it disappears, the true swing appears.

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Golf isn’t built.  It’s allowed.

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