Hogan Specific Module Instruction.
https://lessons.advancedballstriking.com/courses/abs-hogan-course
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John Erickson this evening just released a YouTube video announcing availability of the Hogan Modules: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Y0w8g5_aDc
I just signed up.
Even though I am a mid-handicapper and at age 66, and I probably always will be a mid-handicapper…
The continued improvement in my game and ballstriking from ABS (now 2 years in) is unmistakable.
I consider the Hogan Modules to be a good investment. I may never get to play at the level of all you great low handicap ABS students, but the pure pleasure of learning and improving, and knowing and seeing that my ball flight slowly but steadily has improved month after month since I started ABS… says that I better start now to see what I can learn at my age. After all, since I am in the autumn of my life, no time to wait!
Looking forward to it!
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John,
I agree with you. I am a 57 year old mid handicapper. I started golf in my late 40s… I’m on Module 6 and super-slotting and I wished I did this when I first started, I think the Hogan Module will be a great investment and very interesting. It has to help… plus I feel that John is the greatest golf teacher alive and I want to support him…
Definitely looking forward to it.
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The Hogan Modules are an uncompromising study of how Hogan approached the “hitting” methodology. Most everything you would be working on in the ABS Module program would be compatible. Mods 8 and 9 we just lifted and put into the Hogan Modules because there would be no changes at all.
So really the question is… "Was Hogan doing something specific within a hitting protocol that gave him an advantage in ball striking accuracy and dynamics? I would say absolutely YES! So it becomes a more disciplined approach and more “uncompromising”. However, I believe this also to be ultimately more rewarding… and I can speak with 100% confidence from my own personal interaction with it. I am a Hogan Module student also with the the goals in sight, very constant and clear.
That all being said, this is not for the faint of heart. It is not “easy”, but the tools and instruction are now here, and I believe the basic framework and methodology presented makes what was once unattainable due to lack or proper instruction, now attainable and absolutely beneficial for any level of golfer to undertake.
There was a great quote from Home Kelley that I believe resonates here:
“Complexity is far more simple and workable than mystery”
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Don’t sell yourself short! I’m 74 years old. I’ll be 75 in June. I began playing at age 45. Gradually got my scores better. Did it mainly by practicing especially short game and wedges. I keep working on my golf. Last year I shot my lowest score for 9 holes. 2 under par 34. Of course a hole in one for an eagle helped a lot! But I had two birdies and two bogeys.I’m tweaking some things right now based on John E’s instruction.
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The feeling of improvement is worth the pursuit… at any age or level of competency. There is great joy in getting better at something… especially golf, because of it’s obviously inherent difficult nature.
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