Reference Points
By David Breslow at October 22, 2012 | 10:11 pm | Print
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RaoulBintner, 7 months ago
Interesting… and simple !
David Breslow, 7 months ago
Hi RaoulBintner,
Thank you! Yes, it’s “scary” how simple it is, isn’t it?
I’m know in the biz as the “simple idiot” because things ARE much simpler than the majority of golfers make it. I don’t know…along the way people were taught how “difficult” it is and is supposed to be. Not true.
Let us know how you’re progressing!
David
LottaLiljegren, 7 months ago
Wrote to you about my set up a while ago and that one is much better now!!
I have managed to get my routine in place and I do my routine every time in the same way. Sad enough my swing is n´t the same all the time, but now when it´s off season in Sweden I will try to get more consistency in my swing by training at home and at the range as long as they are open. When I have that in place I will remember this tip. I really think it´s a good one. Mind and body are more connected than we often think!
David Breslow, 7 months ago
Hi Lotta,
Congrats to you. Well done!
You are right..the mind/body connection CANNOT BE DENIED!!!!!
Not only is “more often” as you write–it’s all the time! Try and separate them…I don’t think you can!
Keep up your great work over the cold season…
David
RogerMiller, 6 months ago
Hey David,
Instead of using numbers as reference points for different swing speeds, can i just make reference points for slow, medium then fast?
so if say i’m pitching and need to swing at a medium swing speed cannot i just say to myself medium or do numbers work better with this muscle memory process??
Thanks
Roger
David Breslow, 6 months ago
Hello again Roger!
Sure, you can use “slow, medium and fast”.
Everyone is different and the real and ONLY litmus test that matters is: DOES IT WORK FOR YOU?
If it does…that’s great!
It’s been my experience that numbers have a consistent connection with the majority–but that doesn’t mean a darn thing if words work better for you.
Test both for 2 weeks each and see what you feel.
Let us know!