Hey Shawn. Really good teaching. I practice 20 minute meditation sessions for awareness twice a day and its amazing. I knew that this practice changes our attitudes in daily living. But I never considered adapting this to golf. Thank you for your suggestions. You are correct when you say open-mindedness is the key to success. The best to you!
Nice Michael! Was just reading about a new study just breaking about this 20 minute seated meditation improving brain waves and focus. I knew the Benefits would come nicely in a golf practice session so you can get to apply it right away in your game and at the same time improve the skill set for both technique and focus! Win-win-win!! 😀👍
That works if:
-You confirm from behind that it fits the line and speed you want
-you trust it and ignore what it looks like when over the ball
-you are now letting momentum flow on that line when executing AND NOT trying to make the putter follow the line.
I understand on a conscious level that I should let the club release me on the way to the target but I still hang on to it when it really matters. Advice or drill to get my hands to release better on the through swing?
See “working the ball” and “goldie locks series” and then “draw fine tuning” in premium;
We just uploaded the beginner series where the last video #6 in the series is on working the ball; enjoy!!
Shawn, can’t wait for your series for the senior golfer. I hope it can help us super seniors too (75 and older). I am lucky to be in Georgia for the winter, playing with many of your countryman. Playing very well also. I contribute this to following your excellent instruction. Thank you, Ron
Shawn how should I pick which tasks to use on a hole by hole basis? I’m a high handicapper that has difficulty shaping shots outside of my primary shot shape(which has changed from a draw to a fade this season). Recently I’ve just played the whole round with the same task vs varying it from hole to hole. Which would you recommend?
You can easily stay with the same task for a while so you can perfect and master it; then figure out the shots you are having issues with and see the “matching task to shot” videos; good stuff!
Good question. No, the conscious mind forgets and ignores; the subconscious self preserving machine uses the info to learn. It has NO judgement so it simply continues to find the path of least resistance at 40 million bits per second and we have 0.0 chance to follow along with the conscious mind.
First time trying diagonal at range
I’m left handed .
Making great contact .
But driver consistently went right
Not a slice straight right
Could I be using too stiff a shaft and or too big grip using bigger than standard grip
Diagonal feel good with irons too
Thanks
The great contact is what we want, easy to work with that.
1-Did you use an intermediate point to match ball position and delivery of momentum to the direction you wanted to start the ball?
If yes, then you simply just need to close the face of the driver some more; goldie locks it nicely to get your extreme hook and then work your way back to the draw. Most tour professionals prefer hitting power fades too and diagonal stance is solid for that as well. Nothing wrong with hitting fades with driver and draws for the rest.
Shawn
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