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I watched both DVD's and overall Hank is easy to listen to but the content was on the light side.  The 2 DVD's could have easily been combined into 1 had he focused on training material and not anecdotes and name dropping.

The videos would have also benefited from additional production, graphics, slow  motion, etc to reinforce his key points.  The videos are basically streams of consciousness from Hank, where Hank talks to the camera as if it was the viewer.  The part I found most interesting was his description of the 9 types of ball flight and how to achieve them but he rushes through that part and I don't feel he explained it in sufficient detail.  Based on his examples, in order for a lefty to hit a draw, the club face should be 1* open to the target and the swing path should to the right (outside) of the target, 2 degrees.  I'll give it a try next time I hit the range.

Joe Paradiso

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I have hanks blueprint. He has helped my path and driving. I have zero complaints other than I'd like to see more content. I tweeted him abouth that and he says more is coming. If not I'll quit too. But he has helped me develop a sound pre shot routine with the baseball swings. I went out and won my first 3 league matches with my 3 lowest scores in my three years in the league. Doubt it's coincidence.
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I took the bait...bought Blueprint before finding this site. Very disappointed. So basic and run through. I'm an 8 hcp so far from pro but I put the 1st DVD in and expected a "whole game" thoroughness type of instruction. I don't like the inconsistencies in my swing and was considering an overhaul. Just wasn't for me. Just lacking in any thorough golf instruction. I've gained more reading from this forum, especially from Mike and Erik. So I'm ordering the 5SK System. Getting a video of my swing together...then I foresee joining the Evolvr site. I like Haney, just didn't care for the Blueprint because that's exactly what it isn't , it's more of a quick sketch. If you're curious Mike or Erik, I'll send mine to you as a gift....lol

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If you're curious Mike or Erik, I'll send mine to you as a gift....lol

Mike will take it! :D

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If you close your eyes really hard to visualize this, take 100 swings a day and really focus on execution, it'll "just happen."

Good Luck ;)

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I was interested in finding more on the blueprint. It kept going on and I Googled it and ended up here. I read through three pages of info in this thread, signed up for this account and am typing the note while the guy is still droning on about the blueprint.

Not so sure, my attention is held anymore about the blueprint, but hey... I found this forum. So, here I am.

Think I'll turn off the ad and cruise the forum.

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Wise decision. You'll get more useful information and teaching here than Blue Print. Aside from spending the day on a course with a pro, this place is the best you can do. Erik knows his stuff. I just finished [URL=http://lowestscorewins.com/]he and Dave's book and it's fantastic[/URL]. Post a video of your swing in the "My Swing" thread...and away ya go!

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Thanks everyone for the real information about the Haney Blueprint. Saved me the trouble and I suspected it couldn't be substantial if the infomercial claimed a parallel swing plane was NEW!

I would like some help with many parts of my swing and short game. Where is the best starting point? Searching the "Instruction" folder or just asking specific questions?

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You should post a video of your swing as said above. Really hard to help you without seeing your swing. Go to "my swing" thread. Erik probably sent you instructions on how to do this in your welcome message. BTW, Erik is "Iacas".

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I continue to receive Haney Blueprint Ads... here is one of Hank teaching Average Joe...  who gains 40 yards in 28 minutes.... in to out swing. Hank offers the guy his SLDR 12 degree with Kiyoshi Gold to use during the lesson...

http://membership.haneyuniversity.com/free-lessons/email-lessons/swing-makeover-chris/

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That website looks like it was made by Hank Haney while trying out Dreamweaver for the first time. I hope he didn't pay someone to design that.

-Rich

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I continue to receive Haney Blueprint Ads... here is one of Hank teaching Average Joe...  who gains 40 yards in 28 minutes.... in to out swing. Hank offers the guy his SLDR 12 degree with Kiyoshi Gold to use during the lesson...

http://membership.haneyuniversity.com/free-lessons/email-lessons/swing-makeover-chris/

Thanks. I can't see this video right now but I came to this post from a google search because I watched a Hank Haney video from my email "Patrick's" video and Haney talks about how his driver was one of the 4 revolutionary, or something like that, clubs that he has seen (and no they weren't all Taylormade) but didn't say what it was lol. Was killing me. I thought it might be the Jetspeed because they have the same head cover.

James

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I ordered the Haney blueprint last night for for $70. Comes with online access and DVDS. I did not know what to expect from Haney. Some of his teachings seem to contradict a lot of other teachings from other instructors. For example swing hard and fast not smooth. So far I am open to his teachings and I'll see where it takes my game. Final thought... Haneys blue print helps you diagnose your swing by the kind of shots you are hitting. If you slice the blue print gives you recommendations and thoughts on how to fix using a one plane swing. Haney wants you to not change your normal swing he wants you to find a way to use your swing, grip, ect...to make square contact with the ball and improve your game. Good luck!
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I ordered the Haney blueprint last night for for $70. Comes with online access and DVDS. I did not know what to expect from Haney. Some of his teachings seem to contradict a lot of other teachings from other instructors. For example swing hard and fast not smooth. So far I am open to his teachings and I'll see where it takes my game. Final thought... Haneys blue print helps you diagnose your swing by the kind of shots you are hitting. If you slice the blue print gives you recommendations and thoughts on how to fix using a one plane swing. Haney wants you to not change your normal swing he wants you to find a way to use your swing, grip, ect...to make square contact with the ball and improve your game. Good luck!

Be sure and check back in and let us know how you like it!

- Jered

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I clicked on the ad tonight, and entered my e-mail addy. What I knew from the get go was, it's not Free, yet in the tv commercials, it's advertised as free, not even close, seems pretty deceiving to me.

I'll stick with the 5 simple keys.

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I clicked on the ad tonight, and entered my e-mail addy. What I knew from the get go was, it's not Free, yet in the tv commercials, it's advertised as free, not even close, seems pretty deceiving to me.

I'll stick with the 5 simple keys.


What I find funny about the ads is how Haney is finally going to divulge the "secret"!  If you spent money on previous stuff he peddled, wouldn't you be mad that he didn't tell you the secret before? :mad:

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