me and the girl i love were together for 2 years and we had big fight. i told her i don't know if i love her then right after that i said i didn't mean to say that i meant to say I'm afraid to fall out of love with you and she got really mad and broke up with me i gave her some time to cool down and then tried calling and texting her but she would still sound upset and then we just stopped talking to each other for 5 months one day i saw her out side and talked to her a told her i was sorry then 2 week later she text me and said she accepted my apologize and she was sorry to we then would got out to eat go mini golfing and to the zoo kiss ,hold hands ,hugs we say i love you to each other and the whole time a part from her she was all i think about so i got a ring and took her out to eat and gave it to her and asked her to be with me because with out her my world falls apart and she was so happy then 3 days later she gave it back said she want to be friends and work on us as friends on the phone she said i should hold to ring till she ready in text she said i should return it and now she not really talking to me how do i know if she really loves me still i really love her she all i think about

I think not talking to you is a pretty good sign that she no longer in love with you…

Author and golf pro David Nevogt has developed a tried and true method for average golfers to improve their game and play their best game of golf. His Simple Golf Swing was developed after seeing so many golfers like you and me frustrated with our game. He spent years learning from the best golfers in the world about what works–and what doesn't.

David's Simple Golf Swing method is unique because it's designed to make the swing easy to learn, use, and remember. That way it's easy to integrate into your game and you can do it consistently, every time. While some people think that "no pain, no gain" is what makes you a better golfer, David actually developed his Simple Golf Swing so that anyone could easily learn it and have success using it. There's no pain with the Simple Golf Swing; it's only gain!

Getting rid of the complexities, David's Simple Golf Swing is just about the basics. It uses the spine as an axis to keep the swing controlled and consistent, putting the golfer in the exact right swing plane so every shot is perfect. He shows how even using the correct hand action can help a golfer add distance to every shot. Practice makes perfect, so David also offers drills with the Simple Golf Swing program that helps golfers work on their timing, so they can get the ball to fly straight down the course every time.

David's recently released Purepoint Golf DVD series also builds on the principles of the Simple Golf Swing offering a step-by-step guide tool that shows all the parts of the Simple Golf Swing. Throughout his career, David has helped tens of thousands of golfers such as you and me improve our swing as well as our whole golf game, lower our scores, and, most importantly, have more fun out on the course.

Mike Shell
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Truth be told, a lot of golf players never encounter troubles when it comes to their swings. With the total golf course being huge as it is, there exists of allowance for mistakes and appropriate corrections, and the idea alone provides so much confidence for the player.

Nevertheless, it's the putt that separates the pros from the wannabes, as many golfers say.

In fact, once a golfer is confronted with the game of putting, the once humongous area of the golf course is minimized to a few feet of green. The space between the golfer and the flag may be quite short - oh so very short - but the pressure to drive the ball to the hole will be big - of so very big indeed.

If you aim to make it big in the sport of golf, you don't merely master your driving shot, you have to master your putting game also.

The problem that a lot golf players meet is that their putts in reality suck.

Let's straighten things up - no pun intended.

Putts are meant travel straight. A ball that is putt is meant to go in a straight line. For this reason, pro golf players ensure that they break the ball in a pendulum-like manner. Such necessitates the usage of strong grips that restrict the twitching of the wrists. Extra wrist motions will only result in a curved shot for the ball, which isn't really what what an ideal score would require.

Expert golf players set up their rhythm by facing the ball, spreading their feet by about a foot to a foot and a half, and practicing their swing so that they'd acquire a feel of how the golf ball will break. This is done regardless of the distance the putt needs to build a routine that will aid them find their sweet spot.

Perfecting your putt is an important portion of golfing success. It is an aspect of the sport that should never be left behind.

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Jan Cobb
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The deep supply of golf training devices has exploded along with the increasing popularity of the game itself. From direct response TV to radio spots, to golf magazines to the internet - direct response presentations for golf training aids come in all shapes and sizes.

While these different forms of sales presentations offer keen insights as to what golfers are want and what they are willing spend their hard earned money on - they also highlight the plethora of companies whose primary goal is 'profits without fulfilling on the promise' (mind you - not all of them are like this).

However, it serves no purpose to cast widespread judgement, or criticize the companies, as a group, and people behind these golf device pitches. I believe you are intelligent enough to know what you are witnessing when watching these types of offers. But here's what golfing insiders, and wise players, do agree on…

Regardless of the integrity or validity of an infomercial grade, golf-training aid (and there are DOZENS and DOZENS of them) - none can compare to what the results of a well rounded, golf-specific stretching plan does for your body, your health and ultimately - your game.

You can try to groove your swing 'til you faint, you can try to change the mechanics of your faulty swing 'til you drop, you can swing a weighted-club until your back and arms cramp up, but none of this activity will enhance the natural range of motion and ability of your muscles and joints to recover and recuperate - between every hole and between every round.

I'm not against investing new golf clubs or an intriguing new golf training aid - but it makes absolutely no sense to do any of that until you're properly giving your body the one thing it truly needs most: natural flexibility and range of motion.

Don't be one of those golfers who gets this the 'hard way'. Don't wait until a little tweak or a muscular twinge turns into a nagging, painful chronic cramp - that develops into a game stopping injury "that just hit you out of the blue." (physical therapy pros love golfers like this - great for their business).

Countless golfers, ranging from full-time tour pros to once-a-week duffers, have been in this situation at one time or another in their lives. And although it's more pronounced in 'older' golfers, the effects of an 'out of shape' body can also destroy a young golfer's body and golf game as well.

Reality is, the most effective way to enhance your game is not with another "breakthrough" golf training device, but rather by sticking to a golf-specific stretching exercise routine.

Improving your functional body enhances your physical abilities, in all aspects. Strength & power, playing endurance, muscle recuperation time and injury reduction & prevention are just a handful of the undeniable and much appreciated benefits you'll get.

There's no need worry about your age either. It's never too late to start a properly structured golf stretching program for flexibility and core conditioning.

Joey Atlas
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I seem to have a slight sway, and im just practicing the correct turn within the golf swing.

It depends on your talent and work ethic I would say 6 hours of practicing the turn would do it then then practice doing it while playing