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Motor Learning

  • May 28, 2015

    Attractor States and the Backwards Bicycle – why you can’t change your golf swing

    7:47 pm Byadmin InMotor Learning
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    Ever wonder why it’s so hard to change your golf swing? I have taught thousands of golfers, and one of the biggest reasons I see for golfers not improving (or having improvements stick) is a lack of understanding of one of the most basic principles of learning.   Want A FREE Ebook? Before we read […]

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  • May 25, 2015

    Bitesize Motor Learning – Broken Practice

    6:07 pm Byadmin Inbitesize
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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 20, 2015

    Why I like Trackman

    6:13 pm Byadmin InMotor Learning
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    There is a lot of buzz in golf at the moment around this little orange box. Professional golfers and coaches everywhere are using this technology to create better games worldwide. So, what is it exactly?     Trackman – Who are you? And why are you creating such a stir? Trackman is a Doppler radar […]

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  • May 18, 2015

    Self Organizing for Golf

    7:25 pm Byadmin InMotor Learning
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    Self organizing (in movement theory) refers to how the biological organism can automatically arrange all of the necessary movements needed to achieve its goal. Normally, this is better achieved with a focus/awareness of the goal itself, allowing the movements required to develop subconsciously. The motion of the fingers wrist, elbow, shoulder and body (as well […]

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  • May 5, 2015
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    Bitesize Motor Learning for Golf – Random Practice

    4:11 pm Byadmin Inbitesize
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    In this article, we will take a brief look at the benefits of random practice for golf.   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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  • March 21, 2014

    The Study – Differential versus Calibrational

    2:04 pm Byadmin InGeek out
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    This article explores a study I conducted which will completely transform your view of improving your golf. When I worked in Austria, I was lucky enough to have an endless supply of fresh beginner golfers with no preconceived ideas of how the game should be played. This was a great chance for me to not […]

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  • July 18, 2012

    Weight training principles for golf

    3:32 pm Byadmin InMotor Learning
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    Being a very short hitter of the ball as a kid, I was constantly obsessed with ways of making more speed. This led me down the road of experimenting with weight training as a means of getting stronger and thus creating more distance. Although I am not a long hitter of the ball by professional […]

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  • June 2, 2012

    Limitless Learning

    11:09 am Byadmin InMotor Learning
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    Understanding this info can transform your life. The information here is just as relevant whether you are learning any other sport, skill or task. As a golf coach, I am constantly giving people information on ‘what’ to learn. But the more important thing to understand is ‘how’ to learn it. Without understanding this, you are […]

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  • May 28, 2012

    Why a better putting stroke may make you worse

    2:20 pm Byadmin InMotor Learning
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    If you have been working on your putting stroke and not been holing more putts (or even getting worse), listen up. While modern statistics have shown that putting may not be as relevant for low scoring as we once thought (apparently, the long game plays a bigger part), it is still an important area where many […]

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  • May 26, 2012
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    The Paradox of learning

    2:06 pm Byadmin InMotor Learning
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    There is a problem with learning, and it is one of the main reasons so few are able to continually progress with golf improvement. Purely understanding the problem can help limit its effects and allow for continual enhancement of technique and golfing skills. I call it ‘The paradox of learning’.   Before We Start If […]

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