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#32
Posted 06 November 2012 - 09:34 PM
heavybladed, on 04 November 2012 - 07:13 PM, said:
Matty T, on 04 November 2012 - 07:13 AM, said:
Thrillhouse, on 03 November 2012 - 11:38 PM, said:
Swing hard in case you hit it.
Thanks Thrillhouse, I now have to explain to my co workers why I was laughing so hard.
To the OP. I dont have a thought during my swing. It is during my set up I tell myself to be smooth. After I choose my shot and line it up, it is just fire away. I do really well with it.
I pretty much envy people like you who can do that. Maybe I'm not naturally talented enought for that method. I seem to require engagement of my conscious mind (distraction?) while swinging a club in order to keep at bay the urge to KILL THE BALL.
I don't know how I do it. I have always been very mechanical in since that I feel how the mechanics felt in my practice swing and majority of the time can recreate it without thinking about it.
I still have to fight the urge of killing the ball. Slowly but surely that urge is leaving me.
#33
Posted 06 November 2012 - 10:21 PM
I have always leaned on the side of a Rotella/Stockton where I prepare to hit a shot through a routine of thoughts and evaluate what type of shot I am going to hit, figure out the setup I want and then get up and go. However after the most fustrating golf of my life last summer and fall I threw everything out and started over as much as possible (of course as a WRXer it meant new clubs, bag, shoes, hats, tees, etc).
I began to have a lot more luck with an active mind during my shot. I recently got some clarity on what I was doing from Utley's book, "when you have the strong local station tuned in, you aren't hearing the static and chatter from the other weaker stations on the dial."
Basically if your thinking actively about one thought (in my case a couple thoughts) then it's harder for those 80 other thoughts to come in.
I began to have a lot more luck with an active mind during my shot. I recently got some clarity on what I was doing from Utley's book, "when you have the strong local station tuned in, you aren't hearing the static and chatter from the other weaker stations on the dial."
Basically if your thinking actively about one thought (in my case a couple thoughts) then it's harder for those 80 other thoughts to come in.
#36
Posted 07 November 2012 - 12:16 AM
Not really employ swing thoughts when I play
Mostly during practice .
If I do think of swing i do it just before I take the club out of the bag, once I take the club out it's all feel.
I will put the club back in the bag if i have doubt or too many swing thoughts and reset.
Mostly during practice .
If I do think of swing i do it just before I take the club out of the bag, once I take the club out it's all feel.
I will put the club back in the bag if i have doubt or too many swing thoughts and reset.
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