Preshot Routines in Golf
Believe it or not, your preshot routine is very important to shot making and consistency. But guess what? Far too many golfers just go through the motions physically without mental focus.
Here’s the thing: You really don’t have a preshot routine if you perform your routine mindlessly without mental focus.
Now let’s suppose that you take physical steps to prepare for a shot such as a practice swing, set up, etc. This is a good start, but not the whole ball of wax.
The reality is the physical part of your routine is only one facet to a good preshot routine…
That’s why your mental routine is the most important part of your preshot preparation, but so easy to neglect for most golfers. Get this: your mind controls your body. Your thoughts and images trigger a good swing.
OK, if you want to discover three critical mental strategies you must have in your preshot routine, watch my new golf confidence video. Check out my new golf psychology video to learn the three mental components of a good preshot routine.
I have more details for you about my new CD program, “The Golfer’s Mental Edge,” which will be available this Thursday.
The program is a complete brain dump of everything I teach my personal students in the first eight sessions. It includes:
- Eight confidence-boosting CDs. Each 55-minute CD includes one mental training session to help you improve confidence, focus, composure, and develop focused preshot routines.
- MP3 audio recordings of each live session. You can download these to your IPod or computer immediately while you wait for the CDs and workbook to arrive.
- An 8-Session Golfer’s Mental Edge Workbook to guide you through my mental toughness system and to overcome mental game roadblocks.
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For all my golf psychology videos, visit the golf confidence video page.
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