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Source: http://consistentgolf.com By Jeff Richmond – Director of Instruction, Consistent Golf Is Your Ball Striking Inconsistent, And More "Practice" Just Isn't Helping? HINT: It's Probably Your Swing plane, And If You Keep Reading You'll Soon Discover... “The Dead Simple 3 Step 'Blueprint' Used By ALL Tour Players To Groove A Perfect Swing Plane And Hit The Golf Ball Longer, Straighter, And More Consistently Than Ever Before... And It Takes Just Minutes To Implement... ” Is Your Ball Striking Inconsistent, And More "Practice" Just Isn't Helping? HINT: It's Probably Your Swing plane, And If You Keep Reading You'll Soon Discover... That’s a big promise…I know. But If you’ll stick with me, I’ll show you 3 key steps that you can start using today to become a better ball striker, hit more fairways, and knock down flagsticks all day long. Are you ready?…Good. But first, a simple question… Do You Struggle with Your Ball S

By Bob Grant, P.L.C. author of “The Woman Men Adore” Every day in my counseling office, I hear women say some variation of this: “In the last few years, I have had relationships with men who, at first, seemed perfect for me.  They were attentive, attractive and fun to be around.  Then suddenly, as if they knew they had reeled me in, they stopped trying.  They stopped calling as much, stopped taking me out and basically stopped the romantic dance that couples do when they are falling in love.  Was it me?  After all, I think I’m attractive, have a good personality and I work out to keep my body in nice shape.  So why then, do I always end up with the men who become “couch potatoes” at my house?  The men who would rather bring a six pack over and watch football all day and then expect me to fix dinner?  Do I suddenly turn into just a “buddy” to them, the girl next door? I see other women who, frankly, are not as attractive as I am or as thin as I am, who seem to get the “hot” m

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