NEW Brian Manzella Free Video from Golf.com - Hips, Hands, Clubhead

[Brian Manzella]

Never hit it fat again | Videos | Golf.com

 

[Rayinperth]

Thanks Brian, this will be a good drill for me, I love the simplicity of your instructions,

Ray.

 

[finncox]

I like how you're working bits of your established videos/instruction into shorter, easily digestible clips. As you build your brand, I think it definitely pays dividends not to "overload" people with information, while you continually familiarize them with your concepts and ideas. That way, when new customers finally buy one of your full length videos (probably spurred by one of these shorter clips), they'll feel comfortable with some of the concepts already, and identify with the consistency of your teaching.

Just my .02

 

[Jay845]

Great video and drill. On a side note, looks like you have been working out a bit Brian, as you appear a little thinner in this video than previous ones. Nice work!

 

[RVArya]

Simple & Effective...Great drill

 

[trickyric67]

If the Golf readers don't gt better with that video they should play tennis

 

[willgolfer]

If the Golf readers don't gt better with that video they should play tennis

Funny thing is, that drill would probably help a tennis player as well.

 

[tongzilla]

this tip doesn't have the Brian Manzella aha! moment insight...

 

[Bonesy]

I'd like to think that my constant bitching about fat shots played a small role in this topic selection!

 

[hp12c]

the yellow brick road, nice work Bmanz.

 

[bgoodyear]

Having rewatched NHA2.0 again recently. I noted that the yellow brick road is curved left to follow the leftward path past contact of that pattern.

Given all that we've learned in the last few years about the value of swinging left to produce a straight ball, I'm a little surprised that he chose to make this video showing balls straight up the target line. I guess it makes it a bit more universal in that it can be applied to hook swings this way too.

 

[Shot Limit]

It wasn't really a video about path, just sequence.

 

[Jim Kobylinski]

It wasn't really a video about path, just sequence.

bingo

 

[Curbanski]

Doesn't he say, at the 44 second point, that the balls should be along the curve of the swing path????

Don't have NHA2.0 as I fought a slice, so I might not be understand the comment.

 

[rogerdodger]

Having rewatched NHA2.0 again recently. I noted that the yellow brick road is curved left to follow the leftward path past contact of that pattern.

Given all that we've learned in the last few years about the value of swinging left to produce a straight ball, I'm a little surprised that he chose to make this video showing balls straight up the target line. I guess it makes it a bit more universal in that it can be applied to hook swings this way too.

Watch it again. Brian clearly indicates the balls are to be placed on a curve. Because of the camera angle, you do not see the curve. This a great drill. I added it to the two others Brian gave me in June and it really has made a tremendous difference.