Dear Dave ,that ‘s fine ,not thinking ,but how do you get your mind become blank?
I try to have only one swing thought which is usually my swing tempo ,not to,let it get too quick,therefore counting 123,456 !
Do you have other tricks to fool the little Voice who speaks in your mind?
Great tip. Your discussion was a description of my game. You are right. Just this past week end I played very poorly. Could not miss a shot on the range before playing. on the course I was terrible. I have the same question as noted above. WHAT SHOULD BE IN OUR HEADS OVER THE BALL.
Does anything have to be in your head?
If you’ve prepared properly (what I call Phase 1) what is their left to think about?
Nothing.
I think it’s a mistake to tell golfers to think about things because this engages the mind at a time when you don’t need it. Your body functions more smoothly and powerfully without it, doesn’t it?
Ask yourself: “Why do I fell I have to think about anything?”
3 Responses to “Mental Game – Finish Strong On Your Front Leg”
June 12, 2013
RaymondCHASTELDear Dave ,that ‘s fine ,not thinking ,but how do you get your mind become blank?
I try to have only one swing thought which is usually my swing tempo ,not to,let it get too quick,therefore counting 123,456 !
Do you have other tricks to fool the little Voice who speaks in your mind?
July 30, 2013
dominicmacedoniaDave,
Great tip. Your discussion was a description of my game. You are right. Just this past week end I played very poorly. Could not miss a shot on the range before playing. on the course I was terrible. I have the same question as noted above. WHAT SHOULD BE IN OUR HEADS OVER THE BALL.
July 30, 2013
David BreslowHi,
Does anything have to be in your head?
If you’ve prepared properly (what I call Phase 1) what is their left to think about?
Nothing.
I think it’s a mistake to tell golfers to think about things because this engages the mind at a time when you don’t need it. Your body functions more smoothly and powerfully without it, doesn’t it?
Ask yourself: “Why do I fell I have to think about anything?”