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  • July 6, 2015

    Hole more putts with this simple trick

    4:59 am Byadmin Inbitesize
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    Have you ever had that day where the hole seems like a bucket? You look at it and think Wow, I am so confident over this putt   A recent study showed that people who played better perceived the size of the hole to be much bigger than those who played poorly. Our mind literally […]

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  • June 25, 2015

    Preparing for Greatness

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    In my article on beliefs (CLICK HERE TO OPEN IN NEW TAB) I talked about how most sport psychology is directed towards dealing with symptoms of poor beliefs. For example, two people may get on a plane – Person A is absolutely fine and is so unperturbed by it that they almost fall asleep on […]

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  • June 8, 2015

    How to Draw the Golf Ball in 2 Easy Steps

    7:00 pm Byadmin Inbitesize
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    Everyone wants the supposed holy grail of a draw shot (forgetting the fact that Nicklaus, Watson, Hogan etc all faded it). But, if you want it, let’s give it to you, in 60 seconds or less.   Step one You need to get the club moving in to out through impact. Like shown The red […]

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  • June 1, 2015

    Bitesize Golf Blog – How You Are Screwing Up Your Brain

    7:28 pm Byadmin Inbitesize
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    Did you know that when you visualize something (or talk about something), the neurons in your brain relating to that thought will activate, and electricity is sent through them. Do this enough times, and the neurons wire together more strongly, and the efficiency of signal is improved. Over enough time, these neurons become myelinated (where they […]

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  • May 25, 2015

    Bitesize Motor Learning – Broken Practice

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    Broken practice is similar to blocked practice in that you are hitting the same club to the same target with the same shot type. However, it is different in that you are stepping out of the hitting area after each shot. For example; You hit a 7 iron towards your target Then you walk out […]

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  • May 5, 2015

    Bitesize Motor Learning for Golf – Random Practice

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    Random practice is characterised by a variance of some sort for each shot. For example, you may • Change clubs • Change targets • Change shape of shot (draw/fade/high/low) each time. Random practice is usually carried out in conjunction with a full routine, although this is not necessary for it to constitute random practice. Performance is […]

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