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Hi Craig, watched you second video in phase 2, lots of things to learn again for me! Next question is something I would like to hear your vision on. In golf teaching/coaching I feel that worldwide the overall vision, at least in PGA and WGTF, is that potential every golfer can be a scratch golfer. This is sometimes also used as a marketing tool. If you compare this with other (physical) sports there is much more differentiation in what players can achieve in relation to their talent/potential and the training they putt into their sport. In those other sports coaches make training programs for specific (reachable) goals, like running/swimming a certain distance in a certain time. How do you approach this with your students? Do you tell them , after you worked with them for a time that they have the potential to become a bogey player, or a good average player and probably never will be a single handicaper or scratch player? If I relate this to my experience in C4 phase 4, done 110 series now in phase 4, I notice that I reach a level were I do not see improvement anymore and I get in a kind of cirkel where certain small details keep coming back and need addressing to keep them from getting worse (my talent for ball sports has always be limited) . Also there is a limit in getting more distance with the 7 iron, simply because my swingspeed is not getting higher anymore (for sure Rotary concept improved my SS in last years). For my age, 72, this is what every person will have to go through and because of that you will not reach distances you need to play long courses. Of course you can adjust this by using the right tee to compensate a little. Are there option to keep making progress? Thanks for helping! Marcel