This is the 10th part of a series of practice tips titled “Tips for Improving”. If you have missed any of the first 9 parts, you can go to our blog at: http://moenormangolf.com/category/etip/ In those practice tips we discussed how … Continue reading
Author’s Note: My sense is that you have heard plenty of ways to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic – including how to make it through while maintaining some sense of well-being and happiness. I certainly wish for that for you … Continue reading
Had our first short game school of 2020 last week. During the school we discuss many principles and philosophies of the short game, such as the 4 Cs of the short game. Wanted to remind everyone about my 4 Cs … Continue reading
This is the 7th part of a series of practice tips titled “Tips for Improving”. In those practice tips we discussed how we work with our students to create new habits rather than breaking old habits. It is essentially impossible to … Continue reading
The human potential is an amazing thing. Dr. Andy Walshe has spent a career trying to understand it…in athletes, musicians, leaders and others who want to perform at their best. He has spent time with Olympic ski teams, and many … Continue reading
– For those of you who don’t know my background in golf, here is a brief summary. – I Began playing at the age of 10 (now 28) After being taught by local PGA Professionals and other good players around … Continue reading
Hopefully, you were able to read the last 5 practice tips – Tips for Improving (Part 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5) In those practice tips we discussed how we work with our students to create new habits rather than … Continue reading
A golf swing is a simple set of sequential movements of the pelvis, torso, arms and hands. These movements are stabilized by the legs and feet. The position of the body, starting at address, creates limitations so that other parts … Continue reading
When avalanche safety experts teach back-country skiers how to avoid getting swept up in life-threatening avalanches, they take an interesting approach. These safety guides teach skiers that when they are poking and checking the snow and terrain beneath them as … Continue reading
Hopefully, you were able to read the last 4 practice tips – Tips for Improving (Part 1, 2, 3 and 4). In those practice tips we discussed how we work with our students to create new habits rather than breaking … Continue reading