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macgolf 01-05-2011 12:19 PM

People on this site
 
Just wondering who is TGM certified on this forum ? or who can consider themselves TGM certified ? :)

wally888 01-05-2011 05:52 PM

Certified!
 
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Originally Posted by macgolf (Post 81010)
Just wondering who is TGM certified on this forum ? or who can consider themselves TGM certified ? :)

Been so for years but escaped, changed my name......

innercityteacher 01-05-2011 06:51 PM

Hi Mac.
 
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Originally Posted by macgolf (Post 81010)
Just wondering who is TGM certified on this forum ? or who can consider themselves TGM certified ? :)

When I started here, I started searching through the archives. You can tell by how Yoda relates to posters like OB Left, Daryl, and our many pro contributors, that some individuals know TGM.

You can tell I know about something if I quote TGM or give a link to a thread or a video. I would not willingly lie. I don't think anyone here would.

Many people conjecture about possible causes and solutions and that is usually very clear.

Yoda and his admins are really on the ball. If someone posts something really awful and deceptive they'd have to do it a 2am and Yoda would have to be on tour and on the road. Then, something that awful might last ohhh 12 hours before it being caught and I say this base on my experiences here since last March.

Usually, some whack-a-doodle tries to rip HK on their way to building up their own favorite teacher or method or "NEW TECHNOLOGY" that will relegate TGM to the ash-heap of bookstores. Those people get hammered and exposed. It's wierd because they could just ask a question like "Do you think HK saw Impact as the most important factor in a swing?" Instead, they always claim to have new "proof"
that HK was an idiot or misled or some such stupid thing. It's like they have no confidence in their views.

Hope this helps.


ICT

chipingguru 01-05-2011 07:33 PM

I'm a ham and egger weekend warrior with no credentials other than an endless fascination with Mr. Kelley's book, and relish the opportunity to learn more about it right here.

JerryG 01-05-2011 09:30 PM

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Originally Posted by chipingguru (Post 81033)
I'm a ham and egger weekend warrior with no credentials other than an endless fascination with Mr. Kelley's book, and relish the opportunity to learn more about it right here.

I'm with you Chip. I'm not certified in much of anything, but KevCarter and City have said I am certifiable in some other area.

macgolf 01-05-2011 09:42 PM

excellent !
thankyou. Just curious.

Yoda 01-05-2011 11:33 PM

TGM Authorized Instructors (and Qualified Others)
 
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Originally Posted by macgolf (Post 81010)
Just wondering who is TGM certified on this forum ? or who can consider themselves TGM certified ? :)

Start with this list of Pro Contributors, macgolf.

http://lynnblakegolf.com/index.php/Table/Pros/

Anybody with a GSEB (Golf Stroke Engineering Bachelor) or GSEM (Golf Stroke Engineering Master) after their names is a TGM "Authorized" Instructor. There are no "Certified" instructors.

I know Bill Castner has since earned a GSEB (we'll update the bio), and also I believe Brandon Ray . I'll check that out.

I hold the GSED (Golf Stroke Engineering Doctor), the highest designation that can be earned. Homer Kelley personally awarded me my GSEM after I spent a week with him in his Masters Class Jan 11-15, 1982.

Obviously, any individual who has earned Lynn Blake Certified Senior Instructor Status knows his stuff. This would include Dan Malizia, Curt Sanders and Rick Murphy (got to get Rick's bio up!). Also, LB Certified Master Instructors Ted Fort and Jeff Hull (who both also hold the GSEB but who could teach a GSEM class!).

For fear of oversight, I won't attempt list all the names of the amateurs posting here who could easily surpass the knowledge of most GSEB cubs and probably most GSEMs. However, I can't resist naming three (in alphabetical order): Bucket, Daryl and O.B. Left. I'd also put David Sandridge in that group. He's been around TGM for a long time and has sought out many of the great teachers. I sure wish he'd post more!

:salut:

KevCarter 01-06-2011 12:22 PM

YODA,

I have learned from all these gentleman, either through their posts here, videos in your vault, or posts on other sites. I just wanted to express my appreciation to them ALL for their selfless help, and many others here as well. Learning the book seems to be a long, arduous process, and would be impossible without you all. I hope someday I'll have learned enough to help some struggling professional the way you all have helped me! Thanks Guys!

:salut: :salut: :salut:

:golf:

Kevin

drewitgolf 01-06-2011 02:33 PM

A.I., A.I. Oh.......
 
BBax, Sligo33 and I are all PGA Members that got Authorized together. We had a great graduating class:read: and graduation party:occasion: .

Sligo33 01-11-2011 10:30 AM

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Originally Posted by drewitgolf (Post 81046)
BBax, Sligo33 and I are all PGA Members that got Authorized together. We had a great graduating class:read: and graduation party:occasion: .

And a great study group, daily in lounge. Cheers again to you both helping to make it a great week. Lots of laughs ,learning and we didn't need a New English interpreter.

As always, look forward to seeing you guys somewhere down the road.

drewitgolf 01-11-2011 07:52 PM

The 4th Imperative
 
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Originally Posted by Sligo33 (Post 81213)
And a great study group, daily in lounge. Lots of laughs

Michael,
Stop giving away the secrets of TGM :naughty: . That is privileged information for A.I.'s only.

Sligo33 01-12-2011 02:12 PM

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Originally Posted by drewitgolf (Post 81046)
BBax, Sligo33 and I are all PGA Members that got Authorized together. We had a great graduating class:read: and graduation party:occasion: .

For all, the LB Instructor designation, I believe will be the most sought after. My plan is to continue my TGM education along that pathway.

Both the PGA, The Golfing Machine teaching training systems have given me to good understanding of the golf swing and how to provide instruction. The experience I had at an LBG seminar (hosted by Rick Murphy and the Carolina section of the PGA)has lead me to my current belief.

For those wishing to further thier knowledge in Alignment Golf, your investment of time and money will pay off in great results in your understanding of the golf swingand in your own ball striking. As your knowledge of Alignment Golf, your ability to communicate these concepts to your students will help them improve at an accelerated rate.

comdpa 01-14-2011 09:12 AM

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Originally Posted by macgolf (Post 81010)
Just wondering who is TGM certified on this forum ? or who can consider themselves TGM certified ? :)

Wish I could say that I carry the TGM certification behind my name...but I don't. Maybe one day...

airair 01-14-2011 09:43 AM

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Originally Posted by comdpa (Post 81314)
Wish I could say that I carry the TGM certification behind my name...but I don't. Maybe one day...

How is it done? What does it take - for you (not me!!)

comdpa 01-14-2011 09:51 AM

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Originally Posted by macgolf (Post 81010)
Just wondering who is TGM certified on this forum ? or who can consider themselves TGM certified ? :)

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Originally Posted by airair (Post 81317)
How is it done? What does it take - for you (not me!!)

You would have to sign out with The Golfing Machine LLC.
If standards have not changed, then you need to pass a written test, practical demonstration of concepts etc.

I believe there is a copy of the hundred plus questionaire exam floating in this forum. Yes, it was an open book exam, not sure about now.

Besides the above, you would obviously need to know the book. What better way to get comprehension than to hang around here and ASK.

Much like Mr Kelley before him, Lynn thrives on questions.

KevCarter 01-14-2011 09:54 AM

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Originally Posted by comdpa (Post 81314)
Wish I could say that I carry the TGM certification behind my name...but I don't. Maybe one day...

With all due respect to my friends who have worked so hard, and passed the rigorous certification process to become an AI, I will instead be working hard towards the designation of Lynn Blake Authorized Instructor. Hopefully someday I will be able to accomplish that goal.

Kevin

airair 01-14-2011 09:57 AM

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Originally Posted by KevCarter (Post 81320)
With all due respect to my friends who have worked so hard, and passed the rigorous certification process to become an AI, I will instead be working hard towards the designation of Lynn Blake Authorized Instructor. Hopefully someday I will be able to accomplish that goal.

Kevin

The same question:
How is it done? What does it take - for you (not me!!)

KevCarter 01-14-2011 10:02 AM

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Originally Posted by airair (Post 81321)
The same question:
How is it done? What does it take - for you (not me!!)

Not sure yet Air, Lynn is still working on the details.

For becoming an AI with The Golfing Machine, details are here, 2 weeks of classes, along with a very difficult testing process. My problem is financial, I would love to do both, but it takes a lot of $$$ to maintain this weight. :)

http://www.thegolfingmachine.com/art...fProfessionals

:salut:

Kevin


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