In this conversation we talk about Performance Games, how to create them, why to use them, and give you some examples you can take to the course.
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Learn from one of the “forefathers” of golf motor learning research, Dr Tim Lee as we talk about specificity of learning and feedback so you can discover how to improve your learning environment.
We’ll talk extensively on, and around the subject of feedback. Feedback has been known for years however it has been misunderstood. Trillium dives deep into exposing some of the important factors within it, and how to utilize it properly.
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Today we’re joined by the incredible Dr Fran Pirozzolo, former mental skills coach for the New York Yankees as well as psychologist and coach to many PGA tour golfers, and in this episode he shares concepts to accelerate your learning.
In this episode we talk about the phases of participation every golfer goes through when they get into the game and how to best manage them. It’s critical to understand the different needs of a golfer to set up the best learning environment possible to avoid burn out and get the best results.
John Kessel is the director of sport development for USA Volleyball and joins us today to talk about the importance of learning and some of the most important principles they’ve implemented with the US Volleyball team we can transfer to golf.
Our guest today is Trevor Ragan from TrainUgly.com. Trevor explains his “jungle tiger” analogy and walks us through his four-step framework to achieve amazing results in your game.
Welcome to the first episode of our new Golf Science Lab powered podcast Game Like Training Radio. Hosts Matthew Cooke and Cordie Walker are dedicating an entire show to learning and practice so that you can play your best game on the golf course instead of on the range.
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We went back through our past contributors and pulled together everyone’s books in one place so you can pick up anything that’s missing for your library.
Walking onto the grounds of any golf tournament is incredible. But walking onto the grounds of a major and on top of that THE OPEN is something every golfer should make a pilgrimage to.