One BM Video to restructure your swing
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Jim Kobylinski
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NSA done EXACTLY how he tells you to do it. The reason i say EXACTLY is because most people will not grip it weak enough and then complain about hooks or drawing too much.
That pattern always ALWAYS gets me back in line no matter what i screw up and THEN i'll tweak back to where i need to be from there.
That pattern always ALWAYS gets me back in line no matter what i screw up and THEN i'll tweak back to where i need to be from there.
scorekeeper
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I think the best video would be Brian filming you at a "LIVE" lesson with him.........imo...NSA is good.....but may not be for you
be smart.. spend the money (if possible) and go "LIVE"..........then you have a video made just for you, about you, and your
game.......read Lia's thread about his private lesson...............Lia has been on here a long time...and is smart....but as long
as he has been here...............Brian changed his game..starting with grip..
jmho
be smart.. spend the money (if possible) and go "LIVE"..........then you have a video made just for you, about you, and your
game.......read Lia's thread about his private lesson...............Lia has been on here a long time...and is smart....but as long
as he has been here...............Brian changed his game..starting with grip..
jmho
Jim Kobylinski
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I would say from a statistical standpoint, for the majority of golfers out there this is what i think the order would be:
NSA
Soft Draw
NHA
NSA
Soft Draw
NHA
scorekeeper
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Yes i agree with you order of listing
i just feel the top should be a live lesson
again.......jmo
hp12c
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Due I agree with Jim, NSA changed my swing DRAMATICALLY!, did I do it axactly no, the main things I did was changed my grip to what Bmanz said on NSA and went with the twist away and hammered the crap out of the ball, well not exactly the hammering happens now but several months ago its was short little chips with the twist away, you see that twist away is easy to do but holding it is the TOUGHEST for me, easoecially in a full spank the crap out of the ball swing, so I had to go slowly with chips and that was a little easier but lost the twist awa on that small too and then I moved over to small pitches and longer pitches and punches and the next thing u know BAM! full swing ball taking off like Ive never seen,felt or heared before, but if you can afford the real BMANZ lesson that would be best, which ever way u go u really cant lose, money well spent, I kinda sound like an informacial cant help it BMANZ changed my swing for the better, best of luck wait no luck involved just work.
birly-shirly
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Don't know that I agree with the premise of totally restructuring your swing, or that Brian's videos are necessarily a good fit with that approach. Total restructuring sounds a bit "method" to me, rather than targetting specific issues - which I think is where at least NSA and NHA really score.
So, if you think you might have an issue with not squaring the clubface - then NSA is the obvious answer.
If you are hooking the ball with what Brian describes as a neutral grip (back of left hand and clubface parallel) - then NHA. But pay attention to Jim's comment about making sure that your left hand is truly as weak as prescribed before self-diagnosing yourself as a hooker.
In my personal experience, if you're not comfortable with a 1-knuckle left hand grip - then it's worth looking into NSA even if your typical miss is a hook. I find that I can use bits of NHA much better now, after learning some NSA clubface squaring.
Soft Draw is a fairly neutral pattern. In a way, it suits your question best in the sense of providing a nice, middle-ground orthodox pattern. But - I don't feel like it necessarily gives you the tools to fix your ballflight if you run into problems.
So, if you think you might have an issue with not squaring the clubface - then NSA is the obvious answer.
If you are hooking the ball with what Brian describes as a neutral grip (back of left hand and clubface parallel) - then NHA. But pay attention to Jim's comment about making sure that your left hand is truly as weak as prescribed before self-diagnosing yourself as a hooker.
In my personal experience, if you're not comfortable with a 1-knuckle left hand grip - then it's worth looking into NSA even if your typical miss is a hook. I find that I can use bits of NHA much better now, after learning some NSA clubface squaring.
Soft Draw is a fairly neutral pattern. In a way, it suits your question best in the sense of providing a nice, middle-ground orthodox pattern. But - I don't feel like it necessarily gives you the tools to fix your ballflight if you run into problems.
Never prescribe without diagnosing. But I guess this is some statistical endeavor to prescribing - Again, I guess is based on your personal experience.
duckjr78
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I think it totally depends on which pattern shares the most components with your current "natrual" swing. That way you make fewer changes, it takes quicker to get comfortable, and should be more repeatable.
Of course, if your brain always sees a draw, you are better off figuring out a way to produce that shot, or you will always feel a bit uncomfortable over a shot.
Of course, if your brain always sees a draw, you are better off figuring out a way to produce that shot, or you will always feel a bit uncomfortable over a shot.
Jim Kobylinski
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This wasn't a thread about diagnosing. Poster asked what video. Based on my experience teaching and what most golfers problems are is the reason I suggested the order I did. If he had a specific question or fault them I would address it.
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