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by greatestgsd on 08 August 2009 - 16:08
I was hoping to meet you! I am going to the one in Georgia.
by tiffae89 on 09 August 2009 - 18:08
Ill be going to the one in Georgia to audit. I'm very excited!
Tiffany
by greatestgsd on 10 August 2009 - 02:08
Tiffany, you will love it! Great group of people!
by greatestgsd on 10 August 2009 - 02:08
Tiffany, you will love it! Great group of people!
by tiffae89 on 10 August 2009 - 03:08
I agree. :D
by Steve Leigh on 13 August 2009 - 17:08
Countdown …. Gene is leaving for NY today. If anyone attending his seminar would be kind enough, I’d appreciate some pix of Debbie’s round table. I’m curious how it’s built from a construction standpoint.
Regarding Wallace’s message:
Gene taught me tables in 1991. Over time, I modified some of what he taught me, and tried to accomplish the same results in a slightly different way. Example:
I used the square table for several years. During that time, I found I could remove the spinner on my round table, and replace it with a stationary eyebolt and a short (but adjustable) chain. For me, this often (not always) took the place of using the square table. I feel I did the same exercises, in the same way as Gene taught me, the only difference being height.
Does this mean I did something right? Or something wrong? I don’t think there’s an answer to that. I think throughout my 11 years of tables, I did what I was taught, but I always felt there was a little room for experimenting. My round table design is an example: in FUNCTION, it was exactly like Gene’s. In FORM, I believe I improved some things at a construction level.
http://www.sl-prokeys.com/wffcw/sl_roundtable.htm
I’d like to add this ….
For those who attend Gene’s seminar, I would bet $5 that you want to go to another one! Once you experience truth and reality about table work, you’ll no longer wonder about what you’ve witnessed with your own eyes.
Steve Leigh
www.sl-prokeys.com
Regarding Wallace’s message:
Gene taught me tables in 1991. Over time, I modified some of what he taught me, and tried to accomplish the same results in a slightly different way. Example:
I used the square table for several years. During that time, I found I could remove the spinner on my round table, and replace it with a stationary eyebolt and a short (but adjustable) chain. For me, this often (not always) took the place of using the square table. I feel I did the same exercises, in the same way as Gene taught me, the only difference being height.
Does this mean I did something right? Or something wrong? I don’t think there’s an answer to that. I think throughout my 11 years of tables, I did what I was taught, but I always felt there was a little room for experimenting. My round table design is an example: in FUNCTION, it was exactly like Gene’s. In FORM, I believe I improved some things at a construction level.
http://www.sl-prokeys.com/wffcw/sl_roundtable.htm
I’d like to add this ….
For those who attend Gene’s seminar, I would bet $5 that you want to go to another one! Once you experience truth and reality about table work, you’ll no longer wonder about what you’ve witnessed with your own eyes.
Steve Leigh
www.sl-prokeys.com
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