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Date Posted: 12:28:23 06/07/00 Wed
Author: johnr
Subject: Re: IMA School
In reply to: Phys Ed 's message, "Re: IMA School" on 17:40:39 06/06/00 Tue

Had never seen any NG tapes or literature. I had the original IMA tape which wasn't very good. The current tape, much more a how too, was not available until after I went to the school.

Based on emails/and the tape available, I had practiced on my own for a couple of months before the class. Prior to IMA, I had tried the Heard Super Swing in October/November 1998 but that wasn't reliable and I developed elbow pain, so I went to IMA. Other than that, no single axis experience. I had just started up golf again August 1998 after a 7 year layoff.

John

> John,
> Before your lesson, did you get the IMA or NG tapes?
> Had you practiced on your on?
> What was your prior single-axis experience?
>
> Thanks,
> Phys Ed

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