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In this episode, host Landon Michelson sits down with Dr. Michael Kay, a renowned physical therapist and golf performance specialist, to explore innovative approaches to improving your golf game.
Key Topics Discussed:
Dr. Kay's journey into physical therapy and golf performance The importance of understanding individual body shapes and movement patterns How different body types (e.g., "kangaroo" vs. "gorilla") affect golf swings The relationship between physical structure and golf swing mechanics Strategies for developing motor patterns and improving performance Dr. Kay explains his unique approach to analyzing golfers' bodies and movements Discussion on how professional golfers like John Rahm and Justin Thomas optimize their swings based on their physical attributes Insights on training beginners and developing foundational movement skills The importance of variability in training, especially for young golfers Why traditional strength training may not always be the best approach for improving golf performanceHighlights:
About the Guest: Dr. Michael Kay is the founder of K Performance Physio in Scottsdale, Arizona, and Helix Golf. He combines cutting-edge physical therapy techniques with performance training to help golfers of all levels improve their game. His client list includes athletes from the PGA Tour, LPGA Tour, MLB, NFL, and UFC.
Tune in to learn how understanding your body's unique characteristics can help you unlock your full potential on the golf course!
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Eddie Martinez, owner of Planet Golf in Miami, Florida, joins us for a fascinating look at how a small family business grew into one of South Florida's premier golf retailers. In this episode, we explore:
- The humble beginnings of Planet Golf as Alf's Golf and how Eddie's family got their start in the golf industry
- How the introduction of the Callaway Big Bertha driver revolutionized golf equipment and fueled a retail boom
- Eddie's philosophy on creating a positive atmosphere in his stores and why customer experience is paramount
- The importance of passing on golf knowledge and passion to the next generation of players and entrepreneurs
Join us for an inspiring conversation about family, golf, and building a thriving business in the ever-changing world of golf retail. Whether you're a golf enthusiast or an aspiring business owner, Eddie's insights offer valuable lessons on success both on and off the course.
Don't miss this episode that showcases the heart and soul behind one of Miami's most beloved golf institutions. Tune in to hear how Planet Golf continues to shape the local golf scene and foster a love for the game across generations.
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In this enlightening episode of the Connected Instructor podcast, host Landon Michelson welcomes Steven Yellin, creator of the groundbreaking Fluid Motion Factor program. With over four decades of experience, Yellin shares his unique approach to sports psychology, focusing on how athletes can access peak performance states more consistently. This episode is a must-listen for golfers, coaches, and anyone interested in the mental aspects of sports performance.
Key Topics Discussed:
1. The origin and development of the Fluid Motion Factor program
2. How the quality of space before motion impacts performance
3. Breaking free from "swing prison" and traditional mechanics
4. The mind-body connection in golf and other sports
5. Achieving wholeness and its effect on timing and execution
6. The role of simplicity in improving motion
7. Why attention doesn't equal execution in golf
8. The importance of silence and surrender in peak performance
9. Transcendental Meditation's influence on Yellin's approach
10. Practical tips for instructors to help students access fluid motion
Notable Quotes:
"The quality of space before you initiate a motion will more or less determine the quality of the motion." - Steven Yellin
"Attention does not equate to execution because if attention equated to execution, Rory would have won 10 of those 40 majors." - Steven Yellin
Takeaways for Listeners:
- Understand the importance of mental preparation before physical execution
- Learn how to access deeper levels of the mind for improved performance
- Discover the value of simplicity and wholeness in golf and other sports
- Gain insights into breaking free from mechanical swing thoughts
- Explore the spiritual aspects of golf that contribute to peak performance
Resources Mentioned:
- Steven Yellin's website: stevenyellin.com
- Book: "Simplicity" by Steven Yellin
- Book: "The Fluid Motion Factor" by Steven Yellin
Connect with Steven Yellin:
Website: stevenyellin.com
Location: Vero Beach, Florida
For golf instructors, players, and enthusiasts looking to revolutionize their approach to the game, this episode provides invaluable insights into the mental aspects of performance that are often overlooked in traditional instruction.
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In this episode of the Connected Instructor Podcast, host Landon interviews Adam Fonseca, owner of Golf Unfiltered and host of the Golf Unfiltered podcast. They discuss the evolving landscape of golf entertainment and the recent Topgolf-Callaway split.
Key Topics:
1. Golf Industry Evolution
- Impact of Tiger Woods on modern golf
- COVID-19 golf boom and its effects
2. Topgolf and Callaway
- Rise of Topgolf as an entertainment venue
- Merger with Callaway and subsequent challenges
- Reasons behind the potential split
3. Future of Golf Entertainment
- Role of technology (e.g., Top Tracer) in driving ranges
- Importance of consumer education on equipment
4. Golf Equipment and Fitting
- Significance of custom club fitting
- Misconceptions about shaft flex
- Introduction to Forward Golf fitting system
5. Influencers and Content Creators in Golf
- Impact on younger audiences
- Creator Classic at East Lake Golf Club
- Changing landscape of golf media consumption
6. Growing the Game
- New avenues for engagement through social media
- Balancing traditional golf with new forms of entertainment
Resources Mentioned:
- Golf Unfiltered website and podcast
- Forward Golf fitting system
- Creator Classic at East Lake Golf Club
Connect with Adam Fonseca:
- Website: golfunfiltered.com
- Social Media: @golfunfiltered on all platforms
We hope you enjoyed this insightful discussion on the future of golf entertainment. Don't forget to subscribe to the Connected Instructor Podcast for more engaging conversations about the world of golf!
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Key Topics Discussed:
1. Mental Game in Golf
- Importance of affirmations and mindset shifts
- Concept of mental golf type and personalized strategies
- Managing expectations and focusing on the process
2. Practical Golf Improvement Strategies
- Developing a clear pre-shot routine
- Importance of intentional practice and addressing weaknesses
- Emphasis on short game development
3. Goal Setting and Achievement
- Setting long-term and yearly goals
- Breaking down big goals into actionable steps
- Correlation between distance and lower handicaps
4. Performance Enhancement
- Value of consistency and accountability
- Benefits of tournament play
- Importance of self-belief and positive thinking
Key Takeaways:
- Mental game improvement is crucial for overall golf performance
- Understand your mental golf type to develop a personalized approach
- Implement a clear process and routine for every shot
- Set ambitious goals and break them down into measurable steps
- Aim for increased distance (250+ yards) to lower your handicap
- Engage in tournament play to improve performance under pressure
- Cultivate a positive mindset and strong self-belief both on and off the course
Guest Information:
Michael Leonard, host of the Wicked Smart Golf podcast, shares insights on golf improvement, mental game strategies, and goal setting techniques.
Action Items for Listeners:
1. Assess your mental golf type and develop a tailored mental game plan
2. Establish a consistent pre-shot routine
3. Set specific, measurable goals for the year ahead
4. Incorporate intentional practice sessions focusing on weaknesses
5. Consider participating in local tournaments to challenge yourself
This podcast offers valuable insights for golfers of all levels looking to improve their game through mental strategies, practical techniques, and goal-oriented approaches.
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In this solo episode, Landon reflects on his experiences as a golf coach and shares insights on the mental side of the game. He emphasizes the importance of emotional regulation, mindfulness, and breathing techniques in improving performance. Landon introduces the concept of creating an alternate persona on the golf course, someone who embodies calmness, coolness, and connectedness. He encourages listeners to imagine this persona and incorporate its traits into their own game. Landon also highlights the significance of focusing on the simple things and developing good fundamentals in golf and life.
Takeaways
Emotional regulation, mindfulness, and breathing techniques are essential for improving performance in golf. Creating an alternate persona on the golf course can help embody calmness, coolness, and connectedness. Focusing on the simple things and developing good fundamentals is key to becoming an outstanding golfer. The mental side of the game is just as important, if not more, than technique and skill. The Connected Instructor podcast aims to provide a safe space for conversations about vulnerable aspects of golf. -
In this episode of the Connected Instructor podcast, the guest who for legal reasons will remain anonymous, shares their unique perspective on various topics, including the PGA Tour, the Canadian Open, and Rory McIlroy. They criticize the FedEx Cup process and the World Golf Ranking system, suggesting alternative approaches. They propose a deal with the Saudis to create a sustainable business model for the PGA Tour and reduce the number of events. They also discuss the commercial load and playing through during broadcasts, expressing their frustration with excessive advertisements. The guest shares their opinions on Golf Canada and the USGA, highlighting the differences in their approaches. They also criticize Rory McIlroy for his lack of major wins despite his talent. The conversation covers various topics, including the personal lives of professional golfers, the importance of enforcing rules at country clubs, and the marketing challenges faced by the LPGA Tour. The guest shares anecdotes and opinions on these subjects, providing an entertaining and candid perspective.
Takeaways
The guest criticizes the FedEx Cup process and the World Golf Ranking system, suggesting alternative approaches. They propose a deal with the Saudis to create a sustainable business model for the PGA Tour and reduce the number of events. The guest expresses frustration with the commercial load and playing through during broadcasts. They discuss the differences between Golf Canada and the USGA, highlighting the USGA's more serious approach. The guest criticizes Rory McIlroy for his lack of major wins despite his talent. The personal lives of professional golfers can be a subject of fascination and speculation. Enforcing rules at country clubs is important to maintain the club's reputation and standards. The LPGA Tour faces marketing challenges in connecting with an American audience. The guest's personal experience with golf instruction and his journey to improve his game. The importance of market forces in determining the success and popularity of sports leagues.Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Exclusive Interview
01:46 Challenging the PGA Tour
02:57 Critiquing the PGA Tour Product
06:59 Proposing a Saudi Deal
09:37 Unwatchable Commercials
13:55 Contrasting Golf Canada and the USGA
18:35 Critiquing Rory McIlroy
23:42 Inside the Lives of Professional Golfers
32:37 The Importance of Enforcing Rules at Country Clubs
39:11 Marketing Challenges Faced by the LPGA Tour
43:49 A Journey to Improve Golf Skills
46:53 The Role of Market Forces in Sports Leagues
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In this conversation, Landon and Jorge Garcia discuss their experiences in golf and the mindset required to excel in the sport. They emphasize the importance of preparation, visualization, and decision-making in playing successful rounds. They also discuss the significance of playing for par and making conservative choices on the course. The conversation highlights the challenges and opportunities in professional golf, including the pressure of Monday qualifiers and the limited chances to establish oneself on a tour. Overall, the conversation provides insights into the mental and strategic aspects of the game. In this conversation, Jorge Garcia and Landon discuss the importance of good setup and controllables in golf. They emphasize the need for a simple and consistent practice routine that focuses on technique, skills, and performance. They also highlight the significance of managing expectations and understanding one's tendencies on the golf course. The conversation concludes with a reminder to stay connected and have fun while playing golf.
Takeaways
Preparation, visualization, and decision-making are crucial in playing successful rounds of golf. Playing for par and making conservative choices can lead to better scoring opportunities. Professional golf presents challenges, such as Monday qualifiers and limited opportunities to establish oneself on a tour. The best players in the world are skilled at lag putting and hitting shots to the middle of the green. The mental aspect of the game, including self-talk and belief, plays a significant role in performance. Good setup and controllables are crucial in golf. A practice routine should include technique, skills, and performance. Managing expectations and understanding one's tendencies are important on the golf course. Course management and visualization play a key role in playing good golf. Stay connected and have fun while playing golf.Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Initial Challenges
03:01 The Complexity of Golf and the Mental Side of the Game
06:16 Jorge Garcia's Background in Golf
08:08 The Frustration of Missing Opportunities by One Shot
10:19 The Importance of Preparation and Visualization
14:14 Adapting Strategies for Different Courses and Conditions
20:06 Playing with a C or D Game and Making Adjustments
23:15 The Benefits of Playing for Par and Making Conservative Choices
26:01 The Impact of Decision-Making on Scoring
29:18 The Importance of Par Three Scoring
32:20 Teetering Between Aggression and Conservatism
36:10 The Role of Lag Putting and Being a Good Lag Putter
36:51 The USGA's Setup and the Best Lag Putters in the World
37:09 The Importance of Good Setup and Controllables in Golf
50:30 Creating a Consistent Practice Routine
53:49 Managing Expectations and Understanding Tendencies
56:06 Course Management and Visualization in Golf
01:15:45 Stay Connected and Have Fun on the Golf Course
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Scott Turner, owner and operator of the Minor League Golf Tour, shares his experiences in the world of professional golf. He discusses the challenges faced by mini tour players, including financial issues and unreliable tour operators. Scott emphasizes the importance of integrity and reliability in running a tour, highlighting that the Minor League Golf Tour has never missed a payment to its players. He also talks about the behind-the-scenes work involved in organizing tournaments, such as securing venues and managing finances. The assistant director, Steve, is responsible for the setup of the golf course before events, including marking penalty areas and checking out of bounds. Scott coordinates with the host venue and handles administrative tasks such as player coordination, answering emails and texts, and managing payments and tax forms. The Minor League Golf Tour serves as a developmental tour for players to improve their skills and gain experience. Scott's vision for the tour is to continuously improve the player experience and provide opportunities for players to succeed.
Takeaways
Mini tour players often face financial issues and unreliable tour operators. The Minor League Golf Tour has a reputation for integrity and reliability, never missing a payment to its players. Organizing a tour involves securing venues, managing finances, and building relationships with sponsors and clubs. Players should show gratitude and respect to clubs and staff members who host tournaments. The assistant director plays a crucial role in setting up the golf course before events. Coordination with the host venue and administrative tasks are important aspects of managing a golf tour. The Minor League Golf Tour serves as a developmental tour for players to improve their skills. Continuous improvement and providing opportunities for players to succeed are key goals for the tour.Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Scott Turner and the Minor League Golf Tour
02:24 Scott's Personal Journey and the Importance of Mini Tour Events
09:19 Challenges of Securing Venues for Mini Tour Events
12:37 Maintaining Positive Relationships with Host Clubs
19:19 Partnerships and the Historical Significance of Mini Tour Events
22:28 The Day-to-Day Responsibilities of Running a Golf Tournament
23:24 The Non-Stop Nature of Managing the Tour
24:28 The Developmental Nature of the Tour
25:40 The Role of the Tour in Providing Reps and Opportunities
27:11 The Impact of Satellite Tours on the Developmental Golf Landscape
28:30 The Financial Realities of a Mini Tour
38:22 Continuous Improvement and Enhancing the Player Experience
45:34 Using the Tour as a Stepping Stone and Learning Experience
47:13 The Journey and Success of Players
50:32 Appreciation for Players and the Future of the Tour
52:04 How to Sign Up for Minor League Golf Tour Events
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In this episode of the Connected Instructor podcast, host Landon interviews Justin Emil, head coach of the Rice University golf team. They discuss Coach Emil's coaching philosophy, his experiences, and his vision for the future of Rice golf. They also reflect on a memorable highlight of their coaching career together, winning the 2014 Conference USA Championship. Coach Emil emphasizes the importance of the harmonious pursuit of academic and athletic excellence and the value of building strong relationships with players. He shares his core coaching values, including humility, wisdom, honor, discipline, and team. The success of the Rice University golf team is dependent on their disciplined strategy, focusing on keeping the ball in play off the tee and on the strong side of the green. They emphasize the importance of short game skills and good feel around the greens. The team aims to consistently shoot low scores even when they don't have their best game. Coach Justin Emil works on imparting this strategy to his players, emphasizing the importance of smart decision-making and building trust. He believes that good strategy is essential for success in college golf and beyond.
Takeaways
Coach Emil emphasizes the harmonious pursuit of academic and athletic excellence. Building strong relationships with players is a cornerstone of Coach Emil's coaching philosophy. The 2014 Conference USA Championship win stands out as a highlight of Coach Emil's coaching career. Coach Emil's core coaching values include humility, wisdom, honor, discipline, and team. Strategy is a key aspect of coaching and can provide a competitive edge in college golf. The success of the Rice University golf team is dependent on their disciplined strategy. Short game skills and good feel around the greens are crucial for shooting low scores. Smart decision-making and building trust are important for players to implement the strategy. Good strategy is essential for success in college golf and beyond.Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background of Justin Emil
02:14 Memorable Highlight: Winning the 2014 Conference USA Championship
07:40 The Importance of Building Strong Relationships
12:51 The Core Tenets of Coach Emil's Coaching Philosophy
17:37 The Role of Teamwork in Coaching
22:34 Growth and Improvement as a Coach
25:59 Mastering Golf Strategy and Discipline
30:14 The Importance of a Strong Short Game
36:43 Coaching and Guiding Young Players
39:30 Smart Decision-Making in College Golf Recruiting
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In this episode of the Connected Instructor Podcast, Landon interviews Jordan Gumberg, a recent winner on the DP World Tour. They discuss Jordan's journey from competing on smaller tours to becoming a champion on the main tour. They also talk about the importance of developing a strong bond with other players and the challenges of staying motivated and improving in a competitive sport like golf. Jordan shares his insights on the keys to being a successful golfer, including hitting fairways, having a great short game, and maintaining a focused and confident mindset. In this conversation, Jordan Gumberg discusses his approach to the mental game of golf and the different strategies he uses compared to other golfers. He emphasizes the importance of trusting one's instincts and finding a balance between relying on a caddy's advice and trusting one's own judgment. They also discuss the significance of shot selection, club choice, and understanding the effects of wind on the ball. Gumberg shares his insights on playing from the fairway and the importance of self-belief in achieving success in golf.
Takeaways
Developing strong bonds with other players on smaller tours can be a valuable part of a golfer's journey.Staying motivated and continuing to improve is crucial in a competitive sport like golf.Hitting fairways and having a strong short game are key factors in being a successful golfer.Maintaining a focused and confident mindset is essential for performing well under pressure. Different golfers have different approaches to the mental game of golf, and there is no one-size-fits-all strategy.Trusting one's instincts and finding a balance between relying on a caddy's advice and trusting one's own judgment is crucial.Understanding shot selection, club choice, and the effects of wind on the ball are important factors in playing successful golf.Playing from the fairway can significantly improve one's chances of success in golf.Having self-belief and a positive mindset are key to achieving success in golf.Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
03:03 Developing Bonds and Staying Motivated
05:53 From Small Tours to the DP World Tour
10:02 Keys to Success: Hitting Fairways and Short Game
13:05 The Power of a Focused and Confident Mindset
18:07 Staying Present and Committed Under Pressure
21:03 Playing with Fire and Energy
23:06 Different Approaches to the Mental Game
29:41 Trusting Your Gut vs. Caddy's Gut
31:37 The Importance of Putting
34:21 Playing from the Fairway
38:40 The Power of Self-Belief
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In this episode, Landon discusses course management for a high school golf team playing in a tournament. He introduces the shot pattern app, which helps identify dispersions of golf shots. Landon goes hole by hole, discussing the best strategies and targets for each hole. He emphasizes the importance of having a positive attitude and committing to a game plan. The team also discusses the challenges of certain holes and offers tips for navigating them. The conversation focused on discussing strategies and intentions for an upcoming golf tournament. The participants shared tips and advice for specific holes on the course, emphasizing the importance of staying calm, confident, and committed to the game plan. They discussed the challenges of certain holes, such as avoiding bunkers and water hazards. The key takeaways include staying consistent, focusing on the present moment, accepting the past, and not letting uncontrollable factors affect performance. The participants also discussed the importance of aiming for the middle of the greens and avoiding being short. Overall, the conversation aimed to prepare the participants mentally and physically for the tournament.
Takeaways
Using the shot pattern app can help identify dispersions of golf shots Having a positive attitude and committing to a game plan are key Consider wind and adjust target accordingly Laying up can be a strategic choice on certain holes Accepting good or bad results can improve performance Knowing the course and its challenges is important for making informed decisions Communication and teamwork are crucial for success Stay consistent and focused on the game plan Maintain a calm and confident mindset Focus on the present moment and accept the past Aim for the middle of the greens and avoid being shortChapters
00:00 Introduction and Course Management Overview 02:46 Analyzing the First Hole 05:40 Analyzing the Second Hole 07:48 Analyzing the Third Hole 09:34 Strategic Approach Shots and Adjusting for Wind 12:11 Laying Up vs. Going for the Green 15:58 Setting Physical, Mental, and Emotional Goals 18:14 Analyzing the Tenth Hole 20:08 Analyzing the Eleventh Hole 22:41 Analyzing the Twelfth Hole 25:54 Analyzing the Thirteenth Hole 31:51 Analyzing the Tenth Hole (Continued) 35:09 Analyzing the Eleventh Hole (Continued) 35:42 Strategies and Tips for Specific Holes 36:15 Maintaining a Calm and Confident Mindset 37:22 Committing to the Game Plan 43:33 Aiming for Specific Areas of the Green 48:16 Accepting the Past and Focusing on the Present 49:04 The Importance of Mental Focus 58:28 All White Attire for the Tournament -
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In this episode, Landon and Sam discuss Sam's journey as a professional golfer and the challenges he faced in his game. They emphasize the importance of technique and mental game in golf, as well as finding the right coach who can help improve your swing. They also touch on the concept of the D plane and how it affects ball flight. Overall, the conversation highlights the need for patience, acceptance, and dedication to continuously improve in golf. The conversation focuses on the importance of data and analytics in golf. They discuss the use of technology like TrackMan and Arcos to gather data and analyze performance. They emphasize the significance of strokes gained and expectation management in improving performance. They also discuss the importance of maturity and decision-making in golf, and how teaching young golfers to think strategically can lead to better results. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the process of selecting approach shots and the importance of considering factors like lie, wind, and target distance. The conversation emphasizes the importance of playing golf on the course and not just on the driving range. It highlights the need to understand the adjusted distance to the target and how elements like wind and lie affect the ball's movement. The conversation also emphasizes the importance of patience, acceptance, and running one's own algorithm or process. It discusses the significance of problem-solving and making good decisions on the course. The conversation concludes by emphasizing the individuality of each golfer's algorithm and the importance of clarity, commitment, patience, humility, and acceptance.
Takeaways
Technique and mental game are crucial in golf. Finding the right coach who can help improve your swing is important. Patience and acceptance are key in the pursuit of improvement. Working on your swing in front of a mirror and using foam balls can be effective. Understanding the D plane and its impact on ball flight can help improve your game. Data and analytics play a crucial role in improving performance in golf. Strokes gained and expectation management are key concepts in golf strategy. Maturity and decision-making are important factors in golf success. Considering factors like lie, wind, and target distance is essential in selecting approach shots. Playing golf on the course is essential for improving and answering important questions about the game. Understanding the adjusted distance to the target and accounting for elements like wind and lie can greatly impact shot accuracy. Patience, acceptance, and running one's own algorithm or process are key to success in golf. Problem-solving and making good decisions on the course are crucial skills to develop. Each golfer has their own unique algorithm and it's important to find what works best for them.Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
02:56 The Impact of Technique on Confidence and Performance
08:09 The Importance of Patience and Acceptance in Golf
13:25 Finding the Right Coach for Improvement
16:14 Working on the Fundamentals of the Golf Swing
25:36 Understanding the Relationship Between Swing Path and Low Point
36:54 Strokes Gained and Expectation Management
40:30 The Importance of Tee Shots and Course Management
43:40 Expectation Management and Compassion
49:57 The Process of Shot Selection and Targeting
01:06:36 Running Your Own Algorithm in Golf
01:08:00 The Importance of Decision-Making and Problem-Solving
01:09:04 Adjusting Aim and Distance Based on Elements
01:10:44 Going from Stress to Boring
01:12:27 The Role of Decisions in Adding Stress
01:13:24 The Importance of Patience and Acceptance
01:16:55 The Myth of Momentum
01:17:37 Developing and Running Your Algorithm
01:20:05 The Role of Feels in the Algorithm
01:22:34 The Importance of Clarity and Commitment
01:27:55 Avoiding Cliches and the Myth of Momentum
01:30:11 The Role of a Good Instructor in Developing Your Algorithm
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In this episode of the Connected Instructor podcast, Landon interviews Jackson Fox, a golf instructor at the Rick Smith Golf Performance Center. They discuss Jackson's journey into golf instruction and his passion for continuous learning. They also touch on the importance of individualized teaching and the evolution of golf instruction. Jackson shares his interest in Dana Dalquist's teaching methods and the value of rehearsal swings. They discuss the role of grip, posture, and balance in the golf swing and the satisfaction of helping students improve their game.
Takeaways
Continuous learning is essential in the field of golf instruction.
Individualized teaching is important to cater to each student's unique needs.
Golf instruction has evolved from a focus on models and cookie-cutter approaches to a more personalized and nuanced approach.
The grip, posture, and balance are fundamental aspects of the golf swing.
Rehearsal swings can be a valuable tool in improving the golf swing.
The satisfaction of a golf instructor comes from seeing students improve and achieve their goals.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
11:33 Interest in Dana Dalquist's Teaching
18:05 The Evolution of Golf Instruction
25:33 Teaching Philosophy and Rewards
27:12 Teaching Average Golfers
34:58 Improving the Grip
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Join me as I sit down with my good friend and fellow golfer, Brandon Robinson-Thompson. We've come a long way since our days on the Latin American tour, where we often found ourselves missing cuts. Today, Brandon is a formidable player with full Challenge Tour status, two Challenge Tour victories, and he's well on his way to securing full status on the DP World Tour.
In this episode, we delve into the mental components that have been crucial to his journey. Discover the authentic mindset and strategies that have allowed him to consistently elevate his game and compete at the highest levels, including the Open Championship and the U.S. Open.
Tune in to uncover what it takes to transition from struggling on tour to winning on the Challenge Tour and contending for a place among the world’s best golfers.
Follow Brandon on YouTube to keep up with his journey:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZL3P8H4Q1b6u7z6q1K3WkA
Listen now and get inspired to elevate your own game!
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Join us for an engaging conversation with Alex Moosey, CEO and founder of Par-Tee Fuel. In this episode, Alex shares the inspiration behind his innovative supplement brand and how it stands out in the crowded market. We delve into his entrepreneurial journey, the challenges he faced, and the vision for the future of Par-Tee Fuel.
As a special treat for our listeners, use the coupon code **CONNECTED** for 10% off your next purchase at Par-Tee Fuel! Tune in and discover what fuels success!
