Meeting the cable golf guru

Last week I contacted Dave Geier about the Golf To The Core seminar I have been putting together. We spent a good three hours together. I watched him give a lesson and later we had lunch at the driving range across the street. If you watch cable TV in Northeast Ohio, you probably have seen his commercial for www.golf-insideouttraining.com .

He has quite a good following. He has published a book and developed a very intensive training module for golf. He is quite enamored with the Golfing Machine and personally knows David Lee of Gravity Golf fame. I leafed through the Golfing Machine book as he was giving his lesson. It is the first time that I had ever turned a page in that book. I must say, it is detailed and complex ... and open to interpretation. Several teachers have developed their own methodologies based on that book, the Stack and Tilt method being just one of those. I am considering working with Mr. Geier as a member of the integral team he is assembling. I see myself as more of a group seminar guy. I am interested in core training and balance training via the blending of Yoga and martial arts. These are the things that will enable the golfer to get more out of personalized instruction. See Golf To The Core.

At the Golf To The Core site, I note that I am attempting to complete the Ernest Jones method. During our meeting, I made a specific reference to Mr. Jones. For those that don't know, Ernest Jones was a sweet swinger back before World War I. Ernest Jones ended up fighting in the war, and had one of his legs blown up. He ended up getting one of his legs amputated below the knee. There is a picture of him in his book Swing the Clubhead playing golf while standing on one leg. And he wasn't hacking it up. He played good golf while standing on that one leg. When I imitated Jones swinging on one leg for Mr. Geier, I purposely chose the opposite leg to stand on. I was disappointed that Mr. Geier did not catch my purposeful "mistake." He should have. Correctly imitating Jones would only have added credence to his own thinking. Oh well.

The reason I post this notice of our Wed. January, 26th meeting is simple: I have already been ripped off by that weasel, crony capitalist, Tony (pony tail) Little ... when he stole the Gazelle For Golf idea I gave him. Does anyone remember the "Rock and Roll Stepper?" That product was a direct result of information I passed on to him. I wanted to be a handshake kind of capitalist, but I guess I let my idealism get in the way of business. More the fool am I. I was thinking value added ... he was thinking, "how can I rip off this brilliant insight". It serves him right that his crony product was mass produced in China, laden with smelly, nasty, caustic rubber ... either returned to HSN or in the back of the closet warding off moths with its caustic smell. I hope Fitness Quest took a big, big hit on that ... serves them right!

My product is made in the U.S.A.

Kiss my butt "Pony" Little, and pass that on to your opportunistic, scammer brother of yours.

But I digress. I want to protect my intellectual property. So I am making a note here on this blog of our meeting last week.

He advertises on cable ... I don't. He can espouse the ideas I may have given him ... and call them his own. The ego is a tricky thing. I would like to be part of his integral team in a positive win/win situation. A large part of capitalism is mutual cooperation.

Maybe I should give Pony Tail guy a second chance. Maybe I should sue him ;~]

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