Love it. I noticed especially on the drive it is important to have a relaxed feeling more than anything. Its a trust that you are set in the correct position and a free total swing will get the job done. A few times I really drove the ball this weekend truly far and straight. It was a matter of trust, but I also noticed something else.
I noticed that it really helped to feel the sense of throwing the club away from me in an outward feeling. I could feel how even though you throw the club out it meets that final end of a loose arm and wrist and wips like crazy right at impact. And if I get it square, god that ball just takes off………….
Thanks Paul and Jim, It did take more of a relaxed approach and really keeping arms loose that got it…………….
DAVE ,Could you give us a lesson on the so praised “VISUALIZATION “technique .
I’m not so good at that ,I just look where I want to get the ball at ,but don,t “see “the ball flying in the air nor “landing” and “rolling ” as JACK NICKLAUS says he does .
Does this technique really means something at all ?
Sure–Visualization is extremely helpful though some visualize more clearly than others.
Why isn’t yours good?
It means a lot–when you consider the truth about the mind/body/performance connection. It’s undeniable and under utilized in a conscious way by golfers.
And this truth is what “Wired to Win” is based on–as well as all my training videos as well.
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5 Responses to “Trust Yourself”
July 30, 2013
RalphWilkinsonLove it. I noticed especially on the drive it is important to have a relaxed feeling more than anything. Its a trust that you are set in the correct position and a free total swing will get the job done. A few times I really drove the ball this weekend truly far and straight. It was a matter of trust, but I also noticed something else.
I noticed that it really helped to feel the sense of throwing the club away from me in an outward feeling. I could feel how even though you throw the club out it meets that final end of a loose arm and wrist and wips like crazy right at impact. And if I get it square, god that ball just takes off………….
Thanks Paul and Jim, It did take more of a relaxed approach and really keeping arms loose that got it…………….
Ralph
July 30, 2013
David BreslowHi Ralph!
Thank you and sounds like you “got it”.
Excellent!
July 30, 2013
RaymondCHASTELDAVE ,Could you give us a lesson on the so praised “VISUALIZATION “technique .
I’m not so good at that ,I just look where I want to get the ball at ,but don,t “see “the ball flying in the air nor “landing” and “rolling ” as JACK NICKLAUS says he does .
Does this technique really means something at all ?
July 30, 2013
David BreslowHi Raymond,
Sure–Visualization is extremely helpful though some visualize more clearly than others.
Why isn’t yours good?
It means a lot–when you consider the truth about the mind/body/performance connection. It’s undeniable and under utilized in a conscious way by golfers.
And this truth is what “Wired to Win” is based on–as well as all my training videos as well.
August 15, 2013
christiansyversenthis is so true 😀 its like nike *(JUST DO IT )
thnx for the tip
Christian