Good sentence. This from a Nobel prize winner.

[drewyallop]

Young scientists” says Shechtman, “should become so thoroughly versed in their field that even if the biggest names around belittle or insult their work, they have the confidence to see it through.”

May have some relevance to the Jacobs/Manzella work.

 

[magicmarker]

Excellent point. I appreciate that Jacobs/Manzella show no bias towards anything they've taught before nor do they work towards a 'hypotheses' because it could predestine the research. It's only about the science, and what can be physically measured. How many top instructors have admitted that what they used to teach was not entirely valid, or that they were wrong, or anything close to saying they could be wrong....

 

[footwedge]

Excellent point. I appreciate that Jacobs/Manzella show no bias towards anything they've taught before nor do they work towards a 'hypotheses' because it could predestine the research. It's only about the science, and what can be physically measured. How many top instructors have admitted that what they used to teach was not entirely valid, or that they were wrong, or anything close to saying they could be wrong....

It's not just about the "what can be physically measured", it's also about the conclusions drawn from those measurements and how those conclusions relate to the swing and the implementation of those conclusions in relation to a particular golfer's swing. JMO.