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“This book is one of the finest explanations of the ‘power of the subconscious mind,’ and it not only applies to the game of golf but to virtually every aspect of our lives. The author is speaking of things like “instinctive kinesthetic intelligence,” which, in my opinion, is critical information to incorporate for personal success. (more…)
Cindy Skidmore
“Here’s an excellent example of what is needed in golf instruction today: a book based on the deeper principles of how a fluid golf swing is produced. It takes us back to understanding the source of a repeatable golf swing. (more…)
Steven Yellin
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Rhythm and Flow
Once you establish an effective golf grip and an effective golf stance and posture, the next step in developing a reliable golf swing is awakening instinct and finding your personal rhythm. Rhythm is the soul of the golf swing and it is personal to each golfer. You must find your personal rhythm through trial and … Continue reading Rhythm and Flow
The Feel of Pure Impact
The feel of pure impact – the golf clubface impacting the golf ball solidly during a golf swing – cannot be adequately explained in words, it can only be experienced. It is often enthusiastically described as, “It felt like nothing!” If I were to attempt to put words to the feeling of pure impact it … Continue reading The Feel of Pure Impact
Play and Golf Practice
What is ‘play?’ Play is movement. We learn when we move our body. Play is essential to creativity and innovation. Play is also the use of imagination. We open to new possibilities when we use our imagination. Imagination has been referred to as perhaps the most powerful human ability. Although as adults, we may be … Continue reading Play and Golf Practice
Your Golf Grip
I have a golf tip for beginners and experienced golfers in the form of a question to be reflected on and physically explored . Is your hold of the golf club – your golf grip – of secondary importance to having correct golf swing mechanics, golf swing technique and a proper golf swing? Or is … Continue reading Your Golf Grip
