wolfdancer
05-21-2007, 09:17 PM
Cue-Tech had a room at the BCA....free instruction, and a free video analysis. I just hung around for a couple of hours each day, and watched. A friend was on the staff, and with the arrival of the teams....it was the only place where one could find a seat....
It proved to be pretty popular with the players,with a steady stream of folks dropping in....
The instructors were impressive with their professionalism, dedication, and enthusiasm.....these guys both enjoy teaching, and know how to teach. And they met each morning to see how they could improve on the presentation...
Scott Lee was still going strong at 6pm, on the video analysis...after starting at 11am....amazing!! I took a lesson from Scott 4 years ago, and he's now an even better instructor, after joining up with RandyG. Tom Simpson offered up some advanced techniques, that I had never seen before.
While folks only got a taste at what the school has to offer, I'd guess that just seeing themselves on video itself will kick their games up a couple of notches.
There seems to be a whole shot sequence that they teach, from the moment you pick up the chalk to the final stroke..follow the preshot pattern, and say goodbye to those negative thoughts that occur when you're "winging" it.
There is an instructional book out now about golf. The author says that many plyers are only aware of parts of their swing, and he teaches full swing awareness. After listening to Randy, I realise I'm not aware of parts of my stroke...shoulder drop? length of my bridge/follow through, etc...they teach full stroke awareness here....
Anyone of these fine instructors could make the game more enjoyable for you....maybe even more profitable.....
Knowing that I play both golf and pool....Randy shared his two personal secrets......."get the little white ball into the hole as soon as possible, and keep the big white ball out of the hole as long as possible....."
It proved to be pretty popular with the players,with a steady stream of folks dropping in....
The instructors were impressive with their professionalism, dedication, and enthusiasm.....these guys both enjoy teaching, and know how to teach. And they met each morning to see how they could improve on the presentation...
Scott Lee was still going strong at 6pm, on the video analysis...after starting at 11am....amazing!! I took a lesson from Scott 4 years ago, and he's now an even better instructor, after joining up with RandyG. Tom Simpson offered up some advanced techniques, that I had never seen before.
While folks only got a taste at what the school has to offer, I'd guess that just seeing themselves on video itself will kick their games up a couple of notches.
There seems to be a whole shot sequence that they teach, from the moment you pick up the chalk to the final stroke..follow the preshot pattern, and say goodbye to those negative thoughts that occur when you're "winging" it.
There is an instructional book out now about golf. The author says that many plyers are only aware of parts of their swing, and he teaches full swing awareness. After listening to Randy, I realise I'm not aware of parts of my stroke...shoulder drop? length of my bridge/follow through, etc...they teach full stroke awareness here....
Anyone of these fine instructors could make the game more enjoyable for you....maybe even more profitable.....
Knowing that I play both golf and pool....Randy shared his two personal secrets......."get the little white ball into the hole as soon as possible, and keep the big white ball out of the hole as long as possible....."