
Originally Posted by
art
Jeff,
Since you continue to involve me in this exchange I am compelled to respond and feel a few facts are in order.
Thanks for the promotion, but the Dr. is not proper. My recently deceased brother Richard, and a former dean at Boston College's Carroll School of Management is still the only doctor in the family. After being granted my MS as a full time student, it was necessary for me to return to full time employment to meet family obligations at that time. However, returning to California allowed me to continue studies at UCLA and Cal Tech thru programs at their Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
Since Operations Research and Statistics in the MS program augmented my original degree in mechanical engineering, it should now be obvious that my approach to this journey seeking 'golf truth' has been a sincere effort to always balance the involvement of a multitude of scientific specialties in a systematic manner.
So, while as I said in the post provided, " I am a fan" but presently see 'The Spine Engine' NOT as a string of vertebrae, facets, and the attached ligaments and muscles, but just as one Sub-System of the golf swing being powered by an INTEGRATED Torso Rotary Spiral Spring System/Engine with MANY other engine SUB-systems yet to be defined and understood.
In the meantime, as the fascia and tensegrity experts sort this out, will you please have the courtesy to contact me before posting potential misinformation about what I believe, think or stand for ?