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  • April 2, 2016

    Practicing Golf, not Golf Swing (Guest post from Dr Karl Morris)

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    The following is a guest post by Dr Karl Morris One of the most important questions I ask all of the players I work with is what do you WANT from your golf? Think about that for a moment. What do you REALLY want from your golf?   The reason I ask is that if […]

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  • February 24, 2016

    How Swing Direction Affects Your Golf Shot

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    This article explains how your swing direction might be causing you golfing issues. Most of us have heard about the golfing terms “Out to in” or “in to out”, referring to whether your club is swinging more to the right or left of the target through impact. But have you ever thought about how or […]

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  • October 7, 2015

    Top 10 Golf Practice Tips – # 5

    3:38 pm Byadmin InMotor Learning
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    In our countdown of Top 10 Golf Practice Tips, here is another simple bit of advice that you should all be doing to improve your golf quicker.   Before We Read On If you haven’t read my Ebook, “Golf Hacks” – a quick and easy guide to fixing shanks, toes, fats, thins, slices, hooks, as […]

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  • July 30, 2015

    Attention Golfers – More Research Supporting Random Practice

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    If you look like Mcilroy on the range and a lumberjack on the course, this article is for you. In 1997, Pollock and Lee studied the effects of training styles on learning. 48 people (24 seven year olds and 24 university students) practiced a task (ballistic aiming) under two different conditions; Blocked practice (same thing over […]

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  • May 20, 2015

    Why I like Trackman

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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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  • April 29, 2015

    Blocked Practice For Golf

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    Block (or blocked) practice is what the majority of golfers do when they go to the range. It is typically characterized by repetition of a singular action. This could be; Same club Same target Same shot type (fade/draw/straight) Not moving out of position – scrape and hit Blocked practice for golf (or any sport) tends […]

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  • May 2, 2014

    Perception action coupling, uncontrolled manifold hypothesis, variability practice and skill development.

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    The long title might sound scary – but I will simplify it. Basically, it is messing around J Skill is the ability to carry out the demands of the task to produce the required performance. For example, you could be skilled in hitting the ball into the fairway, be it with a big cut, or […]

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  • March 5, 2014

    Low point

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    Want to learn how to strike the golf ball like a pro? Read on. This article is not about the worst moment you have ever had on the course; it is about controlling one of the key elements relating to crisp and pure strikes. This week, I will discuss an important element relating to your performance […]

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  • February 13, 2014

    Skill versus technique

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    In my mind, there is an important distinction to be made between skill and technique. For the purposes of this article, I will define how I personally view each one. For me, skill relates to your ability to do what you intend to do. As an example, if I intend to throw a dart at […]

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  • February 5, 2014

    Massive changes, minimal information

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    As teachers, we are gathering more and more high quality information on what is happening in the swing of good players through the use of very highly technical equipment. We can see very detailed information on almost anything nowadays, from pressure distribution in the feet to the kinematic sequence of a player (rotational velocities/accelerations/decelerations of […]

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