Thanks again, great lessons

[otto6457]

I know Brian doesn't need anymore accolades but the "Manzella Experience" is the real deal.

Drove 26 hours round trip, battled a little tropical storm named Humberto, played 18 holes with Brian, ate the best New Orleans food you can imagine, and managed to create a whole new golf swing. As Brian would say, "that ball comes out of a whole new window".

Trust me.....to anybody on the fence about working with Brian, get off the fence as quickly as you can. Brian works the golf swing like da Vinci works a paint brush.

 

[jjmule]

I second that opinion...

Just completed 2 hrs. of lessons with Brian in Baton Rouge and I can honestly say that he is the most effective teacher I've ever met. I've been to many of the so-called "name" teachers since 1984 and it's not even close. The results you will see will be almost immediate and you'll have fun working on it. He's a great motivator as well.

 

[scandres]

jjmule,
Glad to hear of your experience with Brian.
I agree with you and would guess I've seen almost all of the "name" teachers too.
He's on my short list of guys I'd recommend or that I trust enough to listen to.
The tipping point is coming.

 

[birdie_man]

The tipping point is coming.

I'm not nearly connected enough to the teaching biz to know for sure....but I have to agree.

I just don't see how much longer you can hide information and a teacher like this. Esp. with the internet etc.

I mean.....and even aside from all that stuff........if you just look at the sheer length of time this nonsense (and it is) has gone on in the golf biz.....it really is time. Just look at the "Ballflight Laws." This is what they STILL teach PGA pros? (if I'm not mistaken)

All I do know is that they've really set themselves up for someone like Brian to obliterate everyone.............and when he or someone like him busts out it will change everything. Or at least it should. You just can't follow up if you don't measure up. (and there's lots of that goin on)

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I gotta come down and get a lesson still. Hard with the distance and getting time off though.