Comments on: “These Guys Are Good” http://philbundy.com/these-guys-are-good/ A Quest to Play on the PGA Tour Fri, 13 Jan 2012 13:49:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: Phil Bundy http://philbundy.com/these-guys-are-good/comment-page-1/#comment-2929 Phil Bundy Sun, 08 Feb 2009 02:30:57 +0000 http://philbundy.com/?p=404#comment-2929 Hi Dave, Thanks for your comment and encouragement! Thanks also for the taking the time to talk with me by telephone and for writing the terrific post about my quest on your blog: http://www.the-golf-nut.com/golfer_on_a_mission.html Hi Dave, Thanks for your comment and encouragement! Thanks also for the taking the time to talk with me by telephone and for writing the terrific post about my quest on your blog: http://www.the-golf-nut.com/golfer_on_a_mission.html

]]> By: The Golf Nut http://philbundy.com/these-guys-are-good/comment-page-1/#comment-2928 The Golf Nut Sun, 08 Feb 2009 01:28:04 +0000 http://philbundy.com/?p=404#comment-2928 I heard a quote one time: "The difference between the impossible and the possible lies within YOU!" Maybe a real long shot, but you've decided to go for it so stay focused and keep inspiring all of us golfers. David Stargel, The Golf Nut I heard a quote one time: “The difference between the impossible and the possible lies within YOU!” Maybe a real long shot, but you’ve decided to go for it so stay focused and keep inspiring all of us golfers.

David Stargel, The Golf Nut

]]> By: Phil Bundy http://philbundy.com/these-guys-are-good/comment-page-1/#comment-2855 Phil Bundy Sat, 17 Jan 2009 20:40:59 +0000 http://philbundy.com/?p=404#comment-2855 Ken, Thanks so much for your terrific comment. I really appreciate you sharing your story of success and offering encouragement for my quest. Your golf fitness company and products are testimonial to your entrepreneurial talent and hard work. Best wishes for your continued success! Phil Allyn, Thanks so much for your inspirational comment... What a great story to share with me and other visitors! Good luck with your new golf passion. Phil Ken, Thanks so much for your terrific comment. I really appreciate you sharing your story of success and offering encouragement for my quest. Your golf fitness company and products are testimonial to your entrepreneurial talent and hard work. Best wishes for your continued success! Phil

Allyn, Thanks so much for your inspirational comment… What a great story to share with me and other visitors! Good luck with your new golf passion. Phil

]]> By: Allyn Cutts http://philbundy.com/these-guys-are-good/comment-page-1/#comment-2852 Allyn Cutts Sat, 17 Jan 2009 14:00:17 +0000 http://philbundy.com/?p=404#comment-2852 Go for it... It's inspiring to see people really go for their goals and passions! I grew up in TX as a football player, def. tackle, so I wasn't a small guy... 6' - 230 lbs out of high school, but it wasn't my passion, it was my fathers. Got into running a bit in my 20's, started running marathons... Dropped a few lbs, and enjoyed it. Then a met a guy who had just completed the Hawaiian Ironman. At the time I thought to myself... No way in H..L, would I ever do that. Then a few years later I moved to PA, met a guy who put on some foot races, and he was putting on the little triathlon thing. He convinced me to try it - said I could enter the clydesdale division, and if I won I'd when a cheese cake - go figure. I didn't even have a bike, nor could I really swim,. My buddy gave me a bike and few tips for the swim... low-and-behold - I won a cheese cake. Long story- short, within about 1 1/2 yrs I went on to transform my 230lb def. tackle body into a lean mean 187lb Ironman machine. My first Hawaii Ironman was my 5th triathlon ever, in '91. I went on to compete in three consecutive Hawaii Ironman triathlons with a personal best of 10:05 +/-. Stay focused, stay on track... The only person who will ever truly understand why you must do this, is YOU! Your mantra: "These Guys Are Good, And So I'm I!" Oh, my new passion... golf! Less stress on the knees, and about the same amount of time out of the house. Go for it… It’s inspiring to see people really go for their goals and passions!

I grew up in TX as a football player, def. tackle, so I wasn’t a small guy… 6′ – 230 lbs out of high school, but it wasn’t my passion, it was my fathers.

Got into running a bit in my 20′s, started running marathons… Dropped a few lbs, and enjoyed it. Then a met a guy who had just completed the Hawaiian Ironman. At the time I thought to myself… No way in H..L, would I ever do that. Then a few years later I moved to PA, met a guy who put on some foot races, and he was putting on the little triathlon thing. He convinced me to try it – said I could enter the clydesdale division, and if I won I’d when a cheese cake – go figure. I didn’t even have a bike, nor could I really swim,. My buddy gave me a bike and few tips for the swim… low-and-behold – I won a cheese cake. Long story- short, within about 1 1/2 yrs I went on to transform my 230lb def. tackle body into a lean mean 187lb Ironman machine. My first Hawaii Ironman was my 5th triathlon ever, in ’91. I went on to compete in three consecutive Hawaii Ironman triathlons with a personal best of 10:05 +/-.

Stay focused, stay on track… The only person who will ever truly understand why you must do this, is YOU! Your mantra: “These Guys Are Good, And So I’m I!”

Oh, my new passion… golf! Less stress on the knees, and about the same amount of time out of the house.

]]> By: Ken Pierce http://philbundy.com/these-guys-are-good/comment-page-1/#comment-2836 Ken Pierce Thu, 15 Jan 2009 20:17:56 +0000 http://philbundy.com/?p=404#comment-2836 Phil, I encourage you to keep on headed toward your goal. The reason why most people are frustrated with goal setting is not that they set them too high and don't reach them, it's that they set them too low and do reach them. I created the GolfGym PowerSwing Trainer in 1987 when "golf fitness" was an oxymoron. We are still here and growing with our new partner, PGA Tour Bio-mechanincs, Strength and Conditioning Coach Joey D. We are headed to Orlando for the PGA Merchandise Show at the end of January and are introducing our completely new packaging and product line. Throughout the past 20+ years, there were many times that we thought of pulling the plug, deep in debt, and totally discouraged, but we knew what we had was helping golfers and it kept us going. We will have the best year ever in the crummiest economy ever. KEEP IT UP!!! Ken Pierce, President, GolfGym LLC Phil,
I encourage you to keep on headed toward your goal. The reason why most people are frustrated with goal setting is not that they set them too high and don’t reach them, it’s that they set them too low and do reach them. I created the GolfGym PowerSwing Trainer in 1987 when “golf fitness” was an oxymoron. We are still here and growing with our new partner, PGA Tour Bio-mechanincs, Strength and Conditioning Coach Joey D. We are headed to Orlando for the PGA Merchandise Show at the end of January and are introducing our completely new packaging and product line. Throughout the past 20+ years, there were many times that we thought of pulling the plug, deep in debt, and totally discouraged, but we knew what we had was helping golfers and it kept us going. We will have the best year ever in the crummiest economy ever.
KEEP IT UP!!!
Ken Pierce, President, GolfGym LLC

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