Just say what it is!...more "Friends" preview

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Brian Manzella

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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 knows is...assuming center (sweetspot) impact...is

1. PATH of the clubhead—that means both in & out AND up & down.

2. Delivered POSITION of the clubface—that's actual loft and open & close.

3. Clubhead Speed.​

So...in simple english, Ball Flight=where the clubhead path is pointing + where the clubhead face is pointing + speed

Period.

So....the ball doesn't know ANYTHING about "plane line."

I will discuss this at some length in the "Friends" video.

Coming Soon.
 
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lia41985

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pm--In and out means how far right or left you'd be swinging into contact. Up and down means an ascending or descending or level blow.
 
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pm4610

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lia41985,
In and out means either inside to out swingpath or an outside to in swingpath and up and down means either flipping or hitting down on the ball...is that correct?

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lia41985 said:
pm--In and out means how far right or left you'd be swinging into contact. Up and down means an ascending or descending or level blow.
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lia41985

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In and out--the swing on a curve (in-to-out, out-to-in, relatively straight on)

Up and down--descending blow or ascending blow (including flipping, although, I'm sure with some amount of axis tilt, you can have an ascending blow without flipping)
 
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