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Motor Learning

  • August 18, 2015

    Top 10 Golf Practice Tips Countdown – #10

    5:10 pm Byadmin Inbitesize
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    Welcome to the first in a series of 10 bitesize Golf Tips offering you practical ways to improve your Golf Practice. If you struggle with taking your game from the range to the course, or if you struggle with making your perfect practice swing when there is a ball there, this article will offer you […]

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  • August 13, 2015

    Struggle with chipping? Try this

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    So many mid-high handicap golfers I see are unnecessarily struggling with their chip shots. When I ask them what they are thinking, they usually respond with a checklist of 20 points they are going through, from set up cues to swing cues. • Weight on left side • Handle forwards • Keep weight still • […]

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  • August 4, 2015

    Harvey Penick – A man ahead of his time

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    Constraints-led learning is where we apply a constraint to The task The equipment The environment The player in order to create a desired change. Often the change happens automatically, and becomes developed without any conscious thought.  This is not the correct interpretation of constraints-led learning   Before We Continue If you haven’t got my free ebook […]

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  • July 28, 2015
    a hook shot in golf

    Variability Practice for Golf – Bitesize Blog

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    In this post, I’m going to explain a unique form of training for golf, called “variability practice”.   Before We Continue If you haven’t got my free ebook yet, you can enter your email address below to get it sent right to your inbox. We look at how to fix hooks slices toe shots shanks/heels […]

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  • July 23, 2015

    Make Practice Tough for Maximum Improvement

    5:08 am Byadmin InMotor Learning
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    Look at us – big, chunky, easy to hit irons: frying pan size drivers: driving range mats where you can hit 4 inches behind the ball and get away with it.  My new irons And our driving ranges – massive; they are five times the size of an average fairway. And the consequence should we […]

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  • July 21, 2015

    How to Stop Shanking In Golf

    5:21 am Byadmin InConcepts
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    I don’t care if you are frightened of the word. I’m not going to pussy foot around and call it ‘the dreaded S word’. Man up! It’s a shank. If you’re too scared to even mention the unmentionable, it is very likely that you suffer with them. Well, let’s have a little look at the […]

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  • July 9, 2015

    Blind Golfers – The Study

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      When I worked at Turnberry, I once had a blind golfer come for a lesson with me. He was part of the Scottish National Blind Golfers team, and was a pretty decent player. He worked with a different pro at the academy, but this pro had called in sick this day, so I was […]

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  • July 6, 2015

    Hole more putts with this simple trick

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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 18, 2015
    Golfer, Rory Mcilroy, Topping his drive

    Differential Practice for Golf – Bitesize Motor Learning

    5:26 am Byadmin InMotor Learning
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    In this article, We explore why Rory McIlroy topped this drive. The answer may surprise you, and there’s a lot to learn from it. Before we do, make sure to pick up a copy of my FREE EBOOK and start improving your game today. Just enter your email below.   What Is Differential Practice for […]

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  • June 11, 2015

    Complexity versus simplicity – Why you don’t want to know everything about the golf swing

    5:49 am Byadmin InConcepts
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    If you are not interested in technical details of the golf swing, click away now. People often believe I am not a technical teacher – this is quite true; I normally teach very simple stuff. But that is a long way from saying that I don’t understand technique. Understand something in its complexity in order […]

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