Brian Manzella
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MANZELLA VIDEO: Four for the Road
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gmbtempe
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Couple things...
Thanks for the video first a formost
I think the instruction in topic 3 (I hate "tip") is the way Tiger pitches, butt of club center and just rotates at the same RPM as body.
In item four, I was working on this but I am not a slicer but the things you described fit my finish to a tee, bent left wrist, chicken wing....but when I made this move it was hook and left city. So would this not be recommended for someone who hooks the ball, or maybe someone who already has a strong face position into impact?
Thanks for the video first a formost
I think the instruction in topic 3 (I hate "tip") is the way Tiger pitches, butt of club center and just rotates at the same RPM as body.
In item four, I was working on this but I am not a slicer but the things you described fit my finish to a tee, bent left wrist, chicken wing....but when I made this move it was hook and left city. So would this not be recommended for someone who hooks the ball, or maybe someone who already has a strong face position into impact?
islandgolf629
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Great tips, Thank you.
Brian Manzella
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If you want to really learn how this movement can relate to your swing, practice doing it and hitting FADES!
Joe Duffer
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Brian is right on here... on tour, you see that move/finish position all the time. It's just that Tiger does it better then anybody else...
trickyric67
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Great video BManz!
I am looking forward to seeing you in Florida in 2011!
Happy New year 1,1,11!
I am looking forward to seeing you in Florida in 2011!
Happy New year 1,1,11!
Exactly what I have been working on lately, on my own. Feels weird to swing so far left, even after being a slicer for so long. Thank you for the confirmation.
Encore!!!!
Brian, that is the Brian Manzella I know that I have been waiting to see. That, hands down would have been the best video submitted to TGC. Absolutely your best yet, very natural and comfortable presentation. Short and to the point with a ton of great stuff. You have such a great way of explaining and demonstrating. I really beleive this is the start of some great things to come for everyone looking to learn. Thank you!
Brian, that is the Brian Manzella I know that I have been waiting to see. That, hands down would have been the best video submitted to TGC. Absolutely your best yet, very natural and comfortable presentation. Short and to the point with a ton of great stuff. You have such a great way of explaining and demonstrating. I really beleive this is the start of some great things to come for everyone looking to learn. Thank you!
alexandjacob
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YES...................BUT
yes but being a lot smarter then these middle schoolers......................i would like
to know the sciencetisity of each tip
does the carry lead to a zero-d out impact of turbulent fortitiude or is neg + 1 torgue
just as ,likely to accomplish the correct meaning of what you tried to say
yes but being a lot smarter then these middle schoolers......................i would like
to know the sciencetisity of each tip
does the carry lead to a zero-d out impact of turbulent fortitiude or is neg + 1 torgue
just as ,likely to accomplish the correct meaning of what you tried to say
ZAP
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Just a common mans way of getting your resultant path closer to straight if you are fighting underplane issues.
It's highly technical I wouldn't expect your primitive brain to understand.
Brian Manzella
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You sure do NOT want to go to in!
Sometimes when chipping in particular I feel that the club goes very low and to the inside so even on a small swing (8 o'clock position) I feel the club gets stuck behind my legs (if that makes sense). If I take it straighter back it then feels like the face is delofted so I though I'd ask for your opinion.
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