Holy Grail of Golf Swings?

[Bronco Billy]

Originally Posted by Brian Manzella

Don't throw me under the bus with all of this stuff...

The "Twistaway" is NOT a wrist-only motion, it is NOT a backswing only motion, it will not produce a top of the backswing position like the "Square-to-Square" Method picture, and is NOT what Homer Kelley is talking about with the flat left wrist.

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[tongzilla]

Bronco, you should watch NSA for an in depth explanation of the Twistaway.

[Guitar Hero]

Originally Posted by Brian Manzella

Don't throw me under the bus with all of this stuff...

The "Twistaway" is NOT a wrist-only motion, it is NOT a backswing only motion, it will not produce a top of the backswing position like the "Square-to-Square" Method picture, and is NOT what Homer Kelley is talking about with the flat left wrist.

I want to apology for the use of the term “Twist Away”.

I was not describing the “Twist Away” action in the NSA video when using this term.

I was describing one of the ways to put the sweet spot in balance at the start of the back swing with which I will call the “The Screw Driver Move” for this forum.

“The Screw Driver Move”

It is like turning a screw driver counter clockwise with the thumb and index finger of the left hand (right hand golfer) to the correct balance position of the sweet spot, just before the back swing or in the early movement of the take away. Now the key is to keep it in balance for the rest of the swing.

More on that later.

“The Screw Driver Move” is not the "Twist Away"

Brian I Apologize.

John W Rohan-Weaver

[Bronco Billy]

Originally Posted by tongzilla

Bronco, you should watch NSA for an in depth explanation of the Twistaway.

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[Brian Manzella]

Originally Posted by Guitar Hero

I want to apology for the use of the term “Twist Away”.

I was not describing the “Twist Away” action in the NSA video when using this term.

I was describing one of the ways to put the sweet spot in balance at the start of the back swing with which I will call the “The Screw Driver Move” for this forum.

“The Screw Driver Move”

It is like turning a screw driver counter clockwise with the thumb and index finger of the left hand (right hand golfer) to the correct balance position of the sweet spot, just before the back swing or in the early movement of the take away. Now the key is to keep it in balance for the rest of the swing.

More on that later.

“The Screw Driver Move” is not the "Twist Away"

Brian I Apologize.

John W Rohan-Weaver

No apology necessary, Johnny.

That srew driver move sounds like a part of the "TwistAway" anyhoo.

[jenhaoyen]

Originally Posted by Brian Manzella

No apology necessary, Johnny.

That srew driver move sounds like a part of the "TwistAway" anyhoo.

definitely. Best move in the wild wild west and the rest of the world.

[birdie_man]

Originally Posted by Brian Manzella

Lots of golfer have to PRACTICE more roll then they use. David Toms and Bobby Crestman are two students of mine who do.

Why would someone have to do this Brian?

[pm4610]

Originally Posted by Brian Manzella

The "Twistaway" is NOT a wrist-only motion, it is NOT a backswing only motion, it will not produce a top of the backswing position like the "Square-to-Square" Method picture, and is NOT what Homer Kelley is talking about with the flat left wrist.

I've watched the "twistaway" segment in NSA 2.0 three times now and I don't know what I'm missing, but all I'm getting out of it is a wrist-only motion - twist the left wrist so it bows and twist the right wrist a little as well. What else is there to twist...the only thing I can think of is my forearm??

Thanks,
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[Jim Kobylinski]

The twistaway is an entire concept despite whatever moves you make with your hands/wrists/etc.