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| two questions on 3SK's Hello, This is my first post. I'm interested in the three skills book and technique and have two questions for anyone familiar with the book. First, I'm in my late 50's and play to a single digit hdcp., but do have some back and shoulder issues. The question; Is the three skill process back friendly? Second, is the three skill process something that will improve the short game? So I'm cheating and am asking another question. Is the three skill process similiar to Bobby Clampett's book " The Impact Zone" ? Thanks in advance. |
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| Re: two questions on 3SK's i would say the 3sk's is back friendly. having used this method for one year , i have suffered no problems with back or shoulders. it's all about impact zone, and my take on this is it's all about forearms and wrists , so no pressure on the back!! my short game is better because you hit with spin and the ball stops quicker, just takes a while to 'range in' the new technique.hope this answers your question. |
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