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This is completely off topic and moderator feel free to take it down; But I have been watching the HBO series Treme and I am wondering how accurately it reflect life in New Orleans. The depiction of NO post-Katrina is grim. The show depict serious tragedy - families and friendships decimated...

A lot of angst from some members on the behaviour of SteveT. I believe Stevarino is what my mother used to call a "shit-disturber" or alternatively a "piss-cutter". Note that these are not, in Eastern Canada, terms of disapprobation. Every community needs one or two of these creatures to...

You are standing upright on two force plates, weight distributed equally. You bend your knees. Does the force on the plates increase or decrease? Drew

I have watched the anti-summit videos twice. They are an education in all aspects of the swing - biomechanics, physics, club behaviour. I was just reading yet another post on an issue that becomes a non-issue after seeing the video. In fact much of what passes here for scientific golf discussion...

Sasho MacKenzie If twistaway moves the club below the plane of the leading arm, then this science explains why Brian's innovation works. Drew

Dr. Neal's talk about the importance of sequencing the three part of the body - hips, arm, hands was important and scary. His conclusion was that if the timing of the activation of these parts was less than precise there would be significant loss of power and swing consistency. Of course no one...

For us Apple users it would be helpful if videos were posted in Quicktime format as well as Flash or just QT. YouTube is always QT and always accessible . Thank you DY

Let me jump right to the conclusion. Do whatever you have to do to get a two hour lesson with this man. I won't go into the specifics because every lesson is undoubtedly unique and dependent on you as an individual - strength, flexibility, handicap, path problem, face problem and so on. This is...

Has anyone here who has booked a lesson with Brian in Las Vegas received confirmation of their lesson time? Thanks, Drew Yallop

Brain said elsewhere that the D Plane laws required that you have your lie angle exactly right. I have two questions: 1. Why? 2. How do you determine if your lie angle is wrong? I am assuming that answering number 2 does not involve the lie board and tape test since it is fallible and often...