Brian Manzella vs. a NON-debater

[David Alford]

Got a modem connection.

Mike, I've been rattling your chain. Why don't we switch sides and I'll argue your position for you so you can see what you should have said to defeat "my position".

I'm shocked you gave up with hardly a struggle and wanted to switch subjects from the importance of the shoulder turn to releases.

 

[Brian Manzella]

Hey Pal...

It's Brian.

B R I A N.

Gave up?

Give me a break.

Go ahead, buddy, make a point....any point about the swing:

 

[David Alford]

Sorry, the name substitution wasn't intentional. Glad Mike is off somewhere.

OK, here's how you should have handled the situation.

"Mr. Alford, you claim the shoulder turn is under rated,
because you don't have to think about them or because you
have a perfect shoulder turn. Would you also say the grip
is under rated because you have a perfect one or because you
don't have to worry about it? How about the golf club. Is that under rated because you have great clubs and don't worry about the job they do? Inquiring minds would like to know."

But no. My spin about "relativity" totally took the wind out of your sails and left you looking about for another topic where you hopefully could do better.

And you're "one of the world's best debaters"?

 

[David Alford]

typo correction: "...you don't have to think about it..."

 

[Brian Manzella]

Alford...

Make a point that you think should be gospel in golf instruction.

I'll rip it to shreds just for practice...

 

[David Alford]

As you wish.

THE SHOULDER TURN IS UNDER RATED.

 

[Brian Manzella]

You know the best part...I could win the stupid arguement on either side.

You have one more day on this part of the forum or you go straight to page2.

Say something new!