silvercreek
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posted lately. Brian, in your "never slice again" article there were some great pics of you performing the twistaway move. were those stills or captured from your video? if from video, those would be a helpful "video answer".
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seems to be alot of twistaway questions...
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flopshot59
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i think one of his video shorts addressed the twistaway. brian was selling it for around $5. A real bargain in my opinion
silvercreek
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which one? i have a few of the vids but i was thinking about brian focusing just on the geometry/movements of the right forearm, etc.
flopshot59
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i'll check tonight when i get home. he touches on it abit. it helped me understand the twist away alot better
flopshot59
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Brian demonstrates the twist away on his first video short.
here is the desription from his video section.
Manzella Video Short - Volume #1
“Hand Conditions: Swinging, Hitting and the Twistaway”
(Running Time 6:02)
In this installment, I explain and demonstrate the Left Hand Conditions for basic swinging and hitting procedures.
I show these conditions from address through the swivel with an empty-hand procedure for clarity of the relationships to the plane.
The backstroke hand conditions are shown full-length from the "Target line" view with a club, including #3 pressure point (right forefinger) rotation.
This backstroke hand condition explanation INCLUDES what poor players do that was the basis for my development of the "TWISTAWAY" concept.
I show how this twist-away is done correctly, as well as when and why it needs to be employed or not.
here is the desription from his video section.
Manzella Video Short - Volume #1
“Hand Conditions: Swinging, Hitting and the Twistaway”
(Running Time 6:02)
In this installment, I explain and demonstrate the Left Hand Conditions for basic swinging and hitting procedures.
I show these conditions from address through the swivel with an empty-hand procedure for clarity of the relationships to the plane.
The backstroke hand conditions are shown full-length from the "Target line" view with a club, including #3 pressure point (right forefinger) rotation.
This backstroke hand condition explanation INCLUDES what poor players do that was the basis for my development of the "TWISTAWAY" concept.
I show how this twist-away is done correctly, as well as when and why it needs to be employed or not.
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The New FINAL Never Slice Again (sub-title Twistaway your blues) will be THE answer to all thing twisty.
The New FINAL Never Slice Again (sub-title Twistaway your blues) will be THE answer to all thing twisty.
silvercreek
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looking forward to it Brian.
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