TWO MANZELLA ACADEMY LOCATIONS NOW HAVE TRACKMAN!!!

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mb6606

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Kevin Shields said:
If you have a true path of 0.0, you can have ten different plane lines to get there.
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Kevin considering the swing is on a circle and there can only be one instance in time where the true path is 0:0. In twenty swings with your driver how often can you achieve 0:0?
 
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Kevin Shields said:
I'm putting together a 3 hour package in the neighborhood of $250 that revolves mostly around Trackman analysis. It would include a shot/swing analysis, driver fitting/analysis, set makeup/distance gap analysis, approach and wedge tests/work, etc. It really does identify all the areas that need work and as stated before, the data is just too good to ignore. I'm really excited about the opportunities.
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Kevin, I am interested in this. I am in Cleveland. What is the best way to contact you?

Dennis
 
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savydan

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Kevin Shields said:
If you have a true path of 0.0, you can have ten different plane lines to get there.
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I thought True Path was 3-dimensional. I.E. continually change its x,y and z components.

I interpret a True Path measurement of "0.0" as an angle.

We need that info video explaning the definitions of all the Trackman measurements that Brian promised a while back.
 
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savydan said:
I thought True Path was 3-dimensional. I.E. continually change its x,y and z components.

I interpret a True Path measurement of "0.0" as an angle.

We need that info video explaning the definitions of all the Trackman measurements that Brian promised a while back.
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i think that 0.0 true path is no inside-out movement, no outside in movement. just perfectly straight in relation to the target line. thats how Trackman will measure it. it will measure angle of descent seperately.
 
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Kevin Shields

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mb6606 said:
Kevin considering the swing is on a circle and there can only be one instance in time where the true path is 0:0. In twenty swings with your driver how often can you achieve 0:0?
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Swinging on a 45 degree plane angle, you can have a 2* inside out plane line and upward 2* attack angle and get a true path of 0.0. You can also hit down 2* and left 2* and get a true path of 0 as well. And so on and so forth. So it depends which way the circle is pointed and where on the circle you catch the ball and which part of the circle is beneath the ball.
 
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