Brian Manzella
Administrator
Well, we have two Anti-Summits in the books.
For the folks who don't have any idea what an "Anti-Summit" is, why we did two of them so far, why we called it what we did, and what it is not, I will do my best to explain.
I started going to seminars that were sillily called "summits" back in 1988. The first PGA Teaching and Coaching Summit was really good. Mike Finney joined me at the 1990 event which was good. They never did a really good one again content wise.
And most importantly, questions were poo-pooed ever since.
So, we started our own, with 3 scientists, and no presentations. This year's symposium was 6 scientists with some mini-presentations. We also added a second day that myself and Mike Jacobs, along with Fredrik Tuxen did some additional presentations. Fredrik got in to the D-Plane and other TrackMan things, and me and Mike presented on our some of our findings in Project 1.68.
The first day was professionally videotaped.
It was a very good day.
Now the video is on sale for $125, and folks from all over the world will buy the video and "virtually" attend.
What is an Anti-Summit?
It is a science-based golf symposium where the attendees (and other scientists) can ask questions at any point.
Why do we call it that?
Because it is science-based and the attendees (and other presenters) can ask questions at any point.
An important thing to know about the ANTI-SUMMIT is what it isn't.
Science day, the day that we are selling right now, is NOT "project 1.68," or anything like that.
It is, very simply, a symposium exposing other pros and avid golfers to some of our scientific consultants, so that the attendees can be exposed to golf science and go out and play and teach better, or at least be able to know the difference between the right and wrong answer on a whole bunch of really important golf details.
So, for those who might not but the video because they are worried that it might be too complicated, don't.
It is at a level that any avid golfer or pro can understand, and learn from.
"Brian!, what about day 2??"
Well, Rick Dandy did a little videoing with his Casio of 98% of the day and we might sell it down the road.
Also, maybe one day we will get the Manzella Boys in the room with a few of the scientists and have a high-level, project 1.68 discussion and sell that. I think less folks would be able to learn from it, but some hard-core guys and gals might like it.
So, for now, ANTI-SUMMIT II - Day 1 with Nesbit, MacKenzie, Tuxen, Wood, Neal, and Zick is for sale.
Hope you enjoy!
Click Here to purchase now
For the folks who don't have any idea what an "Anti-Summit" is, why we did two of them so far, why we called it what we did, and what it is not, I will do my best to explain.
I started going to seminars that were sillily called "summits" back in 1988. The first PGA Teaching and Coaching Summit was really good. Mike Finney joined me at the 1990 event which was good. They never did a really good one again content wise.
And most importantly, questions were poo-pooed ever since.
So, we started our own, with 3 scientists, and no presentations. This year's symposium was 6 scientists with some mini-presentations. We also added a second day that myself and Mike Jacobs, along with Fredrik Tuxen did some additional presentations. Fredrik got in to the D-Plane and other TrackMan things, and me and Mike presented on our some of our findings in Project 1.68.
The first day was professionally videotaped.
It was a very good day.
Now the video is on sale for $125, and folks from all over the world will buy the video and "virtually" attend.
What is an Anti-Summit?
It is a science-based golf symposium where the attendees (and other scientists) can ask questions at any point.
Why do we call it that?
Because it is science-based and the attendees (and other presenters) can ask questions at any point.
An important thing to know about the ANTI-SUMMIT is what it isn't.
Science day, the day that we are selling right now, is NOT "project 1.68," or anything like that.
It is, very simply, a symposium exposing other pros and avid golfers to some of our scientific consultants, so that the attendees can be exposed to golf science and go out and play and teach better, or at least be able to know the difference between the right and wrong answer on a whole bunch of really important golf details.
So, for those who might not but the video because they are worried that it might be too complicated, don't.
It is at a level that any avid golfer or pro can understand, and learn from.
"Brian!, what about day 2??"
Well, Rick Dandy did a little videoing with his Casio of 98% of the day and we might sell it down the road.
Also, maybe one day we will get the Manzella Boys in the room with a few of the scientists and have a high-level, project 1.68 discussion and sell that. I think less folks would be able to learn from it, but some hard-core guys and gals might like it.
So, for now, ANTI-SUMMIT II - Day 1 with Nesbit, MacKenzie, Tuxen, Wood, Neal, and Zick is for sale.
Hope you enjoy!
Click Here to purchase now
