Effective Practice
If you are practicing effectively, then you’re spending some time simulating the mental and physical conditions of the golf course with “Performance Practice”.
Most golfers practice in a way that doesn’t transfer to the golf course. They hit lots of balls focusing on technique, which is far from what happens on the golf course.
On the golf course:
- Every shot counts
- Every shot is a unique challenge
- There is time between each shot
When we do more “Performance Practice”, it helps us:
- Challenge the brain to make changes, instead of easy repetitions
- Simulate how we need to think on the golf course
- Simulate being uncomfortable
- Train our “Process”
- Practice lowering the “Stress Response”
- Expose our weaknesses so we can strengthen them
A good performance training session will cover all these aspects. If you’d like more information on how to set this up, please check out the Golf State of Mind Practice System.