Brian Manzela's Lesson Recap?

I like what Brian Manzela teaches and think he is better than a lot of people but I wondered if people had folks had thoughts on this video I saw. It seems like a lot to keep in mind and I hope this was a several hour lesson to a guy that traveled to take the lesson and that the golfer knows how to do these things in some sort of order and not just try to do all this at once.

What do you think?

Hmm..."Keep the right shoulder and right hip low."  That seemed rather odd...he's espousing a flatter turn.  I'm no expert by any means, but that seems misleading.

Ignoring the info provided, giving a walkthrough of the whole swing sounds like a great idea if this is like lesson 1. Yes watching it in real time is tough but they guy can go home and watch the parts he struggles with repeatedly.

Not ignoring the info, the flatter turn does seem a bit odd but maybe this guy was super steep and needs to be flattened out.

Brian is actually my pro down here in New Orleans.  He is fantastic.  I've been working with him for about a year and I am playing good golf (low 80s with 1 out of 4-5 in the 70s).  I couldn't recommend him higher.  He actually asked me before our first lesson if I wanted a "resort lesson" (quick tips) or if i wanted to work with him over time.  I said over time and he said ok, today we are changing your grip.  He uses trackman for every shot in every session.  That lesson could have been a "quick lesson", who knows.

I also think he teaches the short game well, and with most pros, you don't get both good short and long game instruction (in my experience).  He has cool packages of lessons (like playing lessons, etc..) rather than just the standard 1 hour.  I would recommend him to anyone in my area.

That is clearly wrong. It needs to be even so so all the mistakes balance out. If you give me an odd number I will have to forget one of the for the math to workout

I think Brian thinks the more he gets to talk the more value for money he's giving you. I would tell him to try to breathe between tips.

all i know about him is that he was in the golf magazine spread about trackman data at impact, and he knows that to hit a push draw the clubface has to be open to the target at impact.

Brian knows his stuff, the whole video is out of context so who knows what him and student discussed during lesson. This could be the recap of things to work on and upcoming lessons