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There was a thread started by "brucifier" about whether or not you could shank without "lagging the hosel." There was some very "TGM book heavy" answers and comments by twitch, who seems to know the book very well. As a thread, it was next to UNREADABLE. My bad. For the past five and a half...

Manzella Golf Academy School — Long Island, New York The Brian Manzella Golf Academy at The Michael Jacobs Golf School Saturday, May 17th and Sunday, May 18th, 2008 Rock Hill Golf and Country Club 105 Clancy Road Manorville, New York, on Long Island The Brian Manzella Golf...

Hello folks. I have been very busy with the house of late. Seems like the closer I get to finishing, the harder and longer the hours get for me. Anyhoo, I will be speaking at the Tri-State PGA Teaching and Coaching Summit Monday, March 24th, at the prestigious Oakmont Golf Club in Pittsburgh...

Sorry I have been away from the forum for a few days. I went down to Tampa to teach for a couple of days, and just got back last night. I'll try to post some this evening.

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B- That was my first words to someone after walking off the stage in Cambridge, Mass, at the 3rd BGTT Summit at MIT. I did OK. Here's the scoop. If you present at MIT, you have to—or are supposed to—pick one little detail of the swing or putting stroke, or something to improve the body...

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For Immediate Release Manzella Academy Instructor Ryan Smither, a long-time protege of Mike Finney and Brian Manzella, has accepted a Teaching Professional position at Woodmont Golf Club in Canton, Georgia, a suburb of Atlanta. He will run the club's already successful Junior Program and will...

February 24-25, 2008, MIT, Cambridge, Massachusetts About the Conference The world’s top golf teaching professionals, golf technology innovators, golf researchers, and club and ball manufacturers, will once again converge at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to discuss the...

Looks like Pivots like the Manzella Preferred Pivot, verses any of the "centered" pivots, will be proved to be superior by the launch monitors and 3D machines. The launch angle numbers of guys who do these "centered" pivots are starting to surface. They ain't good. Too much spin, low launch...

[In the upcoming "Friends" video] There are three ways to move the club from the top to the ball. You can use: Positive Torque—Negative Torque—or No Torque. And you can use these on ANY of the Power Generators. (Don't ask me how many....) Anyhoo, "Pure Swinging," ala Ernest Jones and...

Whether or not I actually can PLAY BETTER with another pattern, my limited practice this winter has concentrated on finding the TRUE CENTER of the MANZELLA MATRIX. Getting close despite my extra weight (life as a contractor) and limited flexibility. [B][SIZE=2]

GIANTS WIN!!!

Words are VERY important things. Especially when you are talking about the golf swing, trying to learn the golf swing, or trying to teach it. For instance: "Tracing a Straight Plane Line" In my upcoming "friends" video, I discuss my current theories on Plane and Path. Remember all the ball...

At the Brian Manzella Golf Academy, we give private lessons, group classes, corporate outings, produce videos, operate this forum, do TV tips for the Tourist Network, producing a LIVE weekly show this year, AND..... We do Golf Schools. Sorta. What we really do is give our students an UNHEARD...

BUCKET! 1985. That was my first "show." I thought that the building was bigger than anything I had ever seen. That part of the Orange County Convention Center is just a fraction of the space available, and used, at the 2008 version of "the show." This year's show marks the time where the...

MANZELLA MATRIX basis and summary. MANZELLA MATRIX short game synopsis. The "Soft Draw" Pattern lesson and drills. Brian Manzella's new revolutionary theory on how you can move the club from the top through impact. And... The Warped Plane! What? I believe that the sacred so-call Swing Plane...

With apologies to Brady Riggs (who did a good job on his Sergio analysis), I wanted to see if I could fit my "style" into a magazine's format. Well—what do you think?