Listen in to learn about some awesome new research in the field of practice and learning conducted by Dr Nicky Lumb. You’ll learn how to maximize your time spent on the range and get some simple practical concepts to improve your practice.
We’ve all stood up on the tee-box of a hole with a tree lined fairway and tried to just hit that accurate controlled drive. On the opposite end of the spectrum you have a wide open fairway and it’s “bombs away”. THE QUESTION – do those mindsets coming into those tee shots help or hurt you?
Get a close look at how top 100 instructor Mark Blackburn gives a quick chipping lesson. We look at the pressure trace and data from Boditrak to bring in more detail.
Two questions we need to talk about when we look at the golf swing. #1 – When do you make a swing change and #2 – How do we do it. PGA tour coach Mark Blackburn talks about his process and how it played out while working with Kevin Chappell.
We sit down with 2017 World Long Drive Champ, Justin James to hear about his development, how he learned to hit the ball so far, and what he’s doing today to train more effectively and get even better.
There’s a study going on at the moment to figure out HOW golfers are currently practicing. I encourage everyone to check it out and participate if possible.
One of the highlights of the 2016 World Scientific Congress of Golf last year was Gene Parente. Gene has a golf testing business (Golf Laboratories) that started in 1990 with a machine that was powered by a garage door spring.
Dr Scott Lynn gives a practical explanation of how variable effective golf swings can be while looking at Matt Kuchar’s pressure data.
John Dunigan shares how he puts his students on the path to improvement with these mindsets and frameworks.
In golf we spend most of our time talking about technique and very little about SKILL. Adam Young sits down and shares his thoughts on this vital relationship.