MANZELLA VIDEO: Four for the Road

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natep

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I tried the lagging clubhead takeaway today and it worked like a charm!!

I've always had a popout move during takeaway, and no matter how much I focused on it I couldnt stop the butt of the club from moving away from my body at the beginning of the backswing when I turned the left arm. I videoed my swing today and the popout was gone!!

When I did the LCT, I had more of a float load at the top, which I'm not used to. It wasnt a problem with the irons but it created a bit of a control issue with the driver. I suspect I might just need to slow my swing down a bit and let my wrists set at the top before starting down.

Anyway, thanks for the great tip! I'd read about it before on this site but I never remembered to try it until today. Without a doubt it made an instant improvement on my shots.
 
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Kevin Shields

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GolfHappy said:
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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Didnt ask me but id keep the in clubhead and just get back on top of it with the same "butt end" path Brian recommended in the video.
 
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Ringer

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Lesson 4 was the first anti-slice concept I ever employed. Used it on several students and myself. Works like a charm.
 
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peterjthomps

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Ringer said:
Lesson 4 was the first anti-slice concept I ever employed. Used it on several students and myself. Works like a charm.
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Must agree with Ringer here. This and the twistaway have signifigantly improved my swing. I think ill change my signiture to say something like 'former hooker who was really a slicer'. Go ahead, have fun with that.
 
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Curbanski

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Tip #3 hit home for me!

And when I streatched that pitching movement into a 3/4 swing, it continued to be pretty balanced and accurate.

I think I'm discovering that my hands have always been too far away at impact.

Thanks for all the good info over the years Mr. Manzzzz
 
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