Inside the leather Classic Golf Swing Mechanics and simple golf swing tips for self-coaching techniques.
By: Charles W. Boatright Author of The ESPY Golf Swing Coach, Delta Technique Geared for Distance and Control
Improving Your Classic Golf Swing Mechanics and Fundamentals with the Overload/ Underload Training Technique
Baseball swing fundamentals aren’t usually the first choice that the golfer would consider to help them develop and improve their golf swing. But during long layoffs, the baseball swing fundamentals can prove to be an excellent self-coaching technique to keep the golfer’s fundamentals current, even in the offseason.
I made what I call The Golf Baton to train with during the day to go through my Sync/Preset/Yaw Golf Swing at my desk as a relief exercise. Sitting for long periods of time isn’t healthy for your back or your proficiency. So for five minutes out of each hour, I work with my 22- inch Golf Baton that I made.
This provides me with relief exercises each hour, but, more importantly, reinforces my pre-shot routine in my subconscious mind. This keeps my pre-shot routine current, even during long layoffs like in the winter months. The key to train your subconscious mind is that the subconscious mind can’t distinguish between a virtual practice and actually playing golf, if the golfer can establish the special effects that are needed. I proved this with an interview I had with Colonel George Robert Hall. This interview is listed in the toolbar of my website.
One of the key parts of the ASPEN Self-Coaching Technique is a training technique called Apperception. Apperception allows a golfer to take well-developed motor skills, usually developed at a young age, from the baseball swing and transition these directly into their golf swing. These same motor skills that can be used for the golf swing are firmly entrenched in the golfer’s permanent memory. The permanent mind is the third drawer in the golfer’s mind. Sports Psychologists refer to this part of the mind as the unconscious mind. I like to refer to this unconscious part of the mind as the Permanent mind.
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