Foley provides a contemporary approach on the most fundamental aspects of the game of golf, while also focusing on unique course management techniques as well as fitness and exercise tips. The Next Generation is a holistic approach to golf instruction that encourages golfers to examine, evaluate and execute their game in both a fun and practical way.
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I think the the kid is brilliant. More concerning to me is this non-sense about his bio-mechanical, psychology, and philosophical accumen. Last time I checked, TSU was a minority teachers college. The only way Foley could end up at a place like TSU is because as a white-Canadian, he was eligible for minority scholarship funding. Further more, TSU is not known as a bastian for psych, philosophy,and bio-mechanical phds. If a guy would try to make someone believe that BS, what would he possibly try to sell next.
What are you trying to accomplish, other than obviously trying to help people play better? We put a ton of drills and skill sets in there that would improve anyone. I try to give people an idea of what I believe.
That helped a lot of guys but this is a new generation. Guys, please limit discussion to the DVD. If you own them, your comments are especially welcome, particularly if you can provide a different perspective than I can as an instructor. I watched it and talk about disappointing… wow. Coming from a guy that seems very intellectual and seems to have a pretty vast vocabulary, his DVD was shockingly shallow. I know he said that it was meant for your average golfer and not for instructors, but looking back, it seems like that was after he watched the DVD himself and realized what he had made.
I just have a very hard time thinking that this is what he wanted to make. I thought the DVD was pretty damn good. It breaks advanced swing concepts into simple terms which is freshing. Really focuses on the proper position at impact and compressing the ball — concepts often overlooked in alot of instructional DVDs.
Perfect at the top does nothing if weight shift and the timing of the hand, arm, hip sequence are off. Foley does a good job of explaining how is should be. It is certainly targeted to the low handicaper and I feel it could help players like me who after striving to improve now stuggle with to many swing thoughts. Alot of the same drills that you see in Faldo and Leadbetter instruction; which is fine.
It just re-enforces that they remain valid and I should be doing them more often. I received the DVD earlier this week, and after reading your review and one other, did not open it.
I am sending it back. I bought that two months ago — I was hoping that the Next Generation was more than the general outline he gives on the GD Series.
Since I have an issue with getting off my back foot — I thought some aspects of Stack and Tilt would help. I was so pumped to watch this DVD when it arrived in the mail yesterday, funny I found this review, along with this site, one day later. It was quite a disappointment but not a complete loss. Its hard to really know. Erik, i bought the DVD and just recieved it last night.
I watched it and actually feel the same way you do. The difference is your a teacher and i am a average beginner who fell for the hype. After watching it again today i have more questions than i have answers. Golf is difficult as it is and when you look to a DVD for instruction it is very frustrating to have some one tell you in 2 minutes how to hit two shots.
If i could hit those shots i wouldnt need the DVD or the 2 minutes of instruction. I want to be shown how to hit these shots and what needs to happen everystep of the way. Thats the main reason i bought the DVD and that not what i recieved. Live and learn! My thoughts on the DVD are: 1.
The Lesson section is pretty solid. I think it provides some good fundamentals to focus on for your swing. Really like how he breaks down the body and how it functions in your golf swing. I was confused on what to do with my hands in my golf swing release, etc.
Its pretty funny actually. I was not annoyed listening to him, at all. Its a good DVD. It really depends on if you can deal with his type of personality. I ordered the DVD on December 29th and received it less than a week later. There is no fluff or time filling chat and all instruction seems clear and concise. As opposed to some here who thinks we, the unwashed who are not professional golf instructors, may not understand the various nuances or unstated intructions, I understood every word.
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