Ah! So the after impact of the RSS is more of an "pull around" motion as compared to the Lateral's swing down the target line. Yeah that would nicely curb those push shots.

Think why people aren't adapting the RSS is they don't see it on TV enough.
Usually you see people emulate swings of guys like Tiger, Phil and Sergio, with the occational Furyk wannabe

There is certainly more than 1 way to skin a cat. I firmly believe there is no 1 perfect swing out there. Look at trevino, nicklaus, palmer, furyk etc etc....

the LSS was sure enuf in fashion not too distant past, advocated by popular instructor like Jim McClean (i think). i call RSS the reversed 'K'. I prefer this swing purely and simply because it's more easily reproducible and causes the least wears n tears on the body.

Just my humble opinion.

What a day for the RSS

In Australia at the Wynnum Pro Am, 1st, 2nd and 3rd places where all RSS'ers with some unbelievable scores

1st Andrew Bonhomme 62
2nd Rodney Pampling 63
3rd Scott Barr 64
T13th Stuart Bouvier 68
T13th Peter Senior 68

http://www.pga.org.au/site/_content/document/00039605-source.pdf

In Singapore at the SICC Junior, RSS'er Nicholas Lim shot a 2 under 70 to be in first place and my little man Edgar Oh (14 years old) had a 1 over 73. Hope the boys can continue on the next 2 days

Note:
Rodney Pampling is 13 under par for his last 27 holes of tournament golf. In the Aus PGA on Sunday he played the last 9 holes in 6 under par which included 5 birdies in a row. Today he shot 7 under, 63

your personal friends noonan? can introduce them to me? i wish to one day be able to play half as good as them.

yeah, which is why i am asking u to introduce me to them or their teacher, since u seem to know them so well.

at least i can be 10% as good as them.

and no, i have no more mods to upset or another apology letter to write.

I just had a call from Edgar Oh.

He came first today in the SICC Junior Invitational. His final round of 71 included a birdie on his last hole. He finished in a tie for 1st and won on a count back against a Thai golfer.

This is Edgars 4th victory this year amongst many top 5 finishes. A promising future awaits and it is hard to believe he is only 14 years old.



Another of my students Cathleen Wong also called to tell me she had a hole in one on the 15th hole.

Congratulations to Edgar on his victory and Paul for coaching him to great success.
I found this interesting link
Www.lifestylz.com.sg/chrismarriott.html
Some big names like Lam Chih Bing have all trained with RSS.
The blog also very interesting reading

Paul
Looking forward to some more of your videos. The B & A's are very helpful.
Cheers bro

I just heard today that RSS'er and Sports School student Marc Ong has just been selected in the Singapore Mens National Squad. I am pretty sure that would make him the youngest ever at only 14 years of age. Well done Marc!

Here is some interesting reading from another forum in Australia about the RSS and distance

http://forums.iseekgolf.com/forums/18-ask-golf-guru-golf-instruction/topics/28064-gary-edwin-lessons-distance-query

Kinda messed around with the reverse K set up yesterday and I'm extremely intrigued at how the club bottoms out naturally after the ball!

I mean I swung as hard as I could and still struck the ball flush. Normally I would have to think about things like clearing my waist earlier, weight transfers and all sort of timing things.

And at first I was skeptical about not getting as much distance out of such a compact swing. But boy was I wrong. In fact I was longer! Probably due to the compression staying over the ball more.

Intriguing!

chemicalpro, I also have this same result since learning the RSS, much better impact and distance and less bad shot. I notice alot on the grass and on the slopes. Hardly any duff or top shot now compared to my old swing. The only thing you should be skeptical about is all the rubbish these other traditional methods are teaching. I think these old way is why not many golfers improving much. U hear all this keep head down, fully extend, left arm straight, transfer weight, clear hip. All this thought in less than 2 seconds swing. Too much relying on timing IMHO. Good luck with the swing

Agreed RegiT! More consistency at impact, less spray as well.

Very fascinating! Can't wait to validate my new findings at my next range session