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To: Nemer who wrote (48865)	7/30/1998 1:52:00 AM
From: Electric	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 58727

Nemer, You never told me this.. Are you sure you werent drinking last time? I will try that.. So feet together, dont lift the feet off the ground. 5 iron, brush back on the backswing, tight left arm... I will try this Friday AM... If it can get me loose from throwing my shoulder on the downswing, then I will buy your round when we all get together in the fall.. No kidding, I am up for trying anything.. What does this do to limiting the shoulder toss?

To: Nemer who wrote (48865)	7/31/1998 6:03:00 PM
From: Electric	Respond to of 58727

Nemer, OT I went to the range today, and I think I followed what you told for the most part.. I didnt drag the club as far as I could, but did drag it. Feet together, I tried to bring the club on an inside path on the backswing, but I dont think I tossed the clubhead out right on the downswing to the point that it helped.. It was windy, and most shots went from 100-150 in length with the 5 iron.. I think the two things I did wrong were the dragging it until I almost cannot anymore, and the right to left switch tossing the club head right of the target. It seemed like I was very stationary and there wasnt alot of weight shift.. with the feet together you know? I did that and a little bit of Bob Mann left hand only swinging.. No regular shooting.. no driver... :} Will try again dragging the clubhead inside as far as I can, and concentrating on rotating hips right to left and club out right of the path.. I think my shoulder toss is so inherent and severe that it will take drastic efforts to stop it.. Will update as I continue..