All you picture looking golf swing THEORISTS...come in to my office...:)

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Brian Manzella

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Do we ALL agree that looking at pictures of golf swings CAN NOT show MASSIVELY IMPORTANT DETAILS THAT YOU HAVE no shot at all to guess?

Can I get a +1??
 
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Brian Manzella said:
Do we ALL agree that looking at pictures of golf swings CAN NOT show MASSIVELY IMPORTANT DETAILS THAT YOU HAVE no shot at all to guess?

Can I get a +1??
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Man, I was just about to guess that. Honestly.

Looking at the still, we have no idea the idea, intention, feel, etc.
 
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The Bottom Swing (first one of the lesson) was indicative of the first three swings with a 6-iron:

averaged 6.8° downward, 4.7° outward​


The Top Swing (the last one of the lesson) was indicative of the last three with a 6-iron:

averaged 3.4° downward, 2.5° outward​



The "After" was about 5 yards longer due to lower spin loft as well.


Good luck without radar.
 
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I've seen swings like the "before" posted by the young theorists as their "afters" because they look good in stills/videos. I hope you are the hollow-point bullet that kills this rash of instruction based on radarless stills/videos that never account for a single ball flight. Look pretty on camera, and it's a successful lesson - BOLLOCKS!
 
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SteveT said:
What were the final successful changes that achieved the desired results?

How long into the 90+ minutes did it take to find the solution?
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I'd rather not say what I did exactly.

It took about 40 minutes to really start getting good numbers over and over.

We did some additional path things with the driver.
 
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Brian Manzella said:
I'd rather not say what I did exactly.

It took about 40 minutes to really start getting good numbers over and over.

We did some additional path things with the driver.
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Fair enough... confidentiality considerations....

However, in the first 40 minutes, what was the most challenging things to change before you got the results?

Did you spot the problem immediately or was it a trial and error situation before the solution emerged?
 
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SteveT said:
Fair enough... confidentiality considerations....

However, in the first 40 minutes, what was the most challenging things to change before you got the results?

Did you spot the problem immediately or was it a trial and error situation before the solution emerged?
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I had an inkling.

But the orange guy misses NOTHING!
 
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Brian Manzella said:
A little toss and going normal.

The "how" is a secret.
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Many decades ago, I took a ski lesson from a highly touted European ski teacher... and after following me down the trail to the bottom his advice was "Bend ze kneez.. 5 dollars plez!".

Don't give away your secrets too easily now.
 
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SteveT said:
Many decades ago, I took a ski lesson from a highly touted European ski teacher... and after following me down the trail to the bottom his advice was "Bend ze kneez.. 5 dollars plez!".

Don't give away your secrets too easily now.
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You're a funny dude Steve.
 
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Did you say anything that had "sky" and "belly" in it?

At least I had the sequence of the photos correct--50/50 chance.
 
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