Golf Lessons: Improving Your Mental Game
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About this Lesson
- Type: Video Tutorial
- Length: 24:36
- Media: Video/mp4
- Posted: 03/26/2009
- Use: Watch Online & Download
- Download: MP4 (iPod compatible)
- Size: 272 MB
This lesson is part of the series: Golf Lessons - Your Complete Game
Pocketshots are a series of video golf tips from famous golf instructors and golf coaches worldwide. In this series of mental game video lessons, world famous golf psychologist, Dr. Karl Morris takes you through all the technique and golf practice drills you need to become a stronger mental player.
For more examples of the information in this lesson, check out these free videos:
Practice Drill: Making the Target Small - http://www.mindbites.com/lesson/1681
Mental Game Preshot Routine - http://www.mindbites.com/lesson/1682
It is ideal for golfers of all standards from beginners to improvers. Dr. Morris has worked with many of the best players on the European Tour and they has the practice techniques that will transform your mental game. Learn how to change your practice habits to improve your game by simulating game conditions.
This lesson contains many different Pocketshot clips and is around 25 minutes in length. This will improve your mental game and therefore make you a better golfer. For more information about Britain's top golf instructors, visit http://www.dizzyheights.com/golf_coaches.html.
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- Laurie O'Toole
- 12 lessons
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02/26/2009
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- 09/25/2009
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I probably wouldn't have watched this lesson if it hadn't been a part of the series but I'm glad it was included. I'm just an amateur hobbyist and don't really play in any competitive tournaments or anything. I do like to improve my game though and this lesson showed me some of the mental strategies to improve my game.
For the aspiring competitive player or someone who is probably more technically skilled and still trying to improve this lesson would probably go a lot farther for them. It helped me and gave me some things to consider on the course but not everyone buys into the "mental game" so whatever floats your boat I guess.
The following video clips are included in this lesson:
01 - Mental Game Introduction to Effective Practice
02 - Mental Game 4 Mental Quadrants
03 - Mental Game 2 Forms of Practice
04 - Mental Game Practice Drill Breathe Through Your Heart
05 - Mental Game Practice Drill Carpet Fitter
06 - Mental Game Practice Drill Just 9
07 - Mental Game Practice Drill Make Your Course Longer
08 - Mental Game Practice Drill Par 18
09 - Mental Game Practice Drill 10 Ball Game
10 - Mental Game Practice Drill Make the Target Smaller
11 - Mental Game Practice Drill Heart Rate
12 - Mental Game Confidence Through Competence
13 - Mental Game Pre-shot Routine
14 - Mental Game Effective Practice Summary
15 - Mental Game Preparing for the First Tee
16 - Mental Game Dealing with Bad Shots
17 - Mental Game Effective Breathing
18 - Mental Game Emotional Memories
19 - Mental Game Reduce the Emotion
20 - Mental Game Swing Thoughts
21 - Mental Game Take Charge of Your Body Language
22 - Mental Game Peripheral Vision
23 - Mental Game Switching On and Off
24 - Mental Game Tune In to Tune Out
25 - Mental Game Practice Drill Worst Ball
26 - Mental Game Summary On The Course
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I probably wouldn't have watched this lesson if it hadn't been a part of the series but I'm glad it was included. I'm just an amateur hobbyist and don't really play in any competitive tournaments or anything. I do like to improve my game though and this lesson showed me some of the mental strategies to improve my game.
For the aspiring competitive player or someone who is probably more technically skilled and still trying to improve this lesson would probably go a lot farther for them. It helped me and gave me some things to consider on the course but not everyone buys into the "mental game" so whatever floats your boat I guess.