Apologies for the flicker on the camera! This was filmed a while back when we hadn’t resolved the issue. If you can persevere, it was an amazing lesson, thanks Richard!
Evening Marcus My name is rich Todd,I am a member at Bawtry golf club & at the age of 54 have only had 2 lessons in my life,I got my handicap down to 10 but are now playing of 15,I know Sam & was just wandering when it would be possible to get a few lessons from you even though I took a fever of you on the 8th on the turkey trott just before Christmas mate,I love your philosophy on golf & just want you to teach a old dog some new tricks thanks Rich Todd
"No bad or good" these have to be the best four words anyone can hear on a golf lesson. Superb Marcus, I love it. I definitely need to be coming to see you!!!! Over the last 3 months of not playing I have physically and mentally broke my swing down and I'm sure I'll not have a clue in three weeks time when I get back where I want and need to be!!!!
Marcus, your approach to the golfer's mind/body performance is brilliant. Thanks for all you've done for the game and most of all, thank you for sharing it!
We all have the yipper badge & we can all choose to wear it or not... That is quality mate, so good! Such a good teacher, honestly outstanding. Even if we all can't have the pleasure of having a personal lesson - we've all got the opportunity to learn from the channel. Such a great idea, what a team! All power to you, loving it!
“Once you argue for your limitations, they’re yours!” (Richard Bach) Same concept: don’t overthink technical issues, otherwise you dig them deeper. I wish I could avoid it... I solved the putting yips a couple of years ago with the pencil grip, now they’re back in chipping and I felt lost. This morning I started doing the practice swing just with the trail hand, in order to better feel the free movement: it seemed to work, but I have to test it under pressure.
Love the way you take mechanics out of the teaching and empower the golfer to find their “perfect space” for them to feel comfortable hitting the ball. The improvements are amazing.
It is so simple isn't it..... Great video from the Marcus team again..... Thank you for all the wisdom. Can't wait to start implementing an empty thought in my game.
Have not hit a ball in months due to lookdown. i use a small green area near me to practise my swing. It used to look like a ploughed field when i finished. Since i started studying with Marcus i now leave a neat line of divot just like you see the pros doing on the practise ground. It feels wonderful . Hope i am not building up too much hope for success. Brilliant as usual Marcus.
I basically quit playing golf 20 years ago because of this issue that transferred into my golf swing. My once confident golf swing broke down completely. Haven't played a round in 8 years. This gives me hope to play again.
A great lesson. Has reminded me that when I play well my focus is on the target not the swing. Focusing on the swing creates tension and feeds my mind with doubts. Thank you Marcus - can’t wait for my board to arrive. For the first time in a long time I believe I will play better than I have for years.
Just ordered my GRF BOARD I am living with MS for 18 years and an ex golf professional. Stopped playing golf competitions until between lockdowns. I have had to learn to swing again to get around the problems with my body. Looking forward to using the board and excelerate learning experience. Currently play of 11 hope to get down to single figures by the end of summer!!! Will let you know how it goes
It’s hard to come up with original golf content such as this with so much content and so many channels dedicated to golf but this was really innovative 👍👍
Great to see how confidence growing as he realises there’s no such thing as a bad swing and the awareness of how the club feels. Makes me keen to get back to golf
Heartwarming to see your client's change in perception from despair to renewed confidence. Hope Richard can follow this through. Quality in clarity again Marcus! (Why did I wince every time you mentioned yips!!}
“We wear a badge that says, ‘I’m a yipper’” so true! I’m a chipping yipper and have so many “bad” experiences from which I draw on every time I approach a meaningful chip shot. I stopped playing golf for 15 years due to frustration and embarrassment. This lesson struck a nerve with me. I really enjoyed it-just like your other videos
This is great. I have always had a great practice swing. Great rhythm, about 1º-2º in-to-out. And then I would "hit" at the ball and come over the top about 5º or even up to 10º!! And it was really a mental thing. I would "get away with it" and could even get around the course with some good scores, leaning HEAVILY on a decent short game. But I never hit the ball solidly the way I knew I should. My pro did some similar drills with me. It's taken some work, and it's still going on - but massive improvement. Better strike. Closer to a zeroed path. Even some little tight draws in there! I'm still fighting the over-the-top move sometimes, but just knowing that I COULD hit the ball solid and pure and with a good path was huge. This is really quality coaching.
great video again, following your channel has helped myself to swing without fear of not swinging correctly if that makes sense. "no right or wrong swing" is a fantastic mantra. Excellent
Really powerful lesson. Always impressed with your word choices and language you use in lessons and how we choose to identify ourselves with certain words. Very, very, powerful.
Amazing, he was going to give up golf. It's an individual swing owned by each of us, different swings with the same intentions. With great results. Again Marcus well done
Your teaching is unbelievable, really think you have changed how golf should be taught naturally. Great stuff once again. Could you find somebody who hits 2 to 5 inches behind the ball with their iron shots, even when chipping, a problem I didn’t realise I have until testing Acu mat. Thank you both for what your doing to help a lot of golfers who have given up on improving..
Great video Can’t wait for the snow to melt so I can see the results. I been hitting into a net in the garage ball striking is much more consistent and the ball compression is a sound I been dreaming of hearing lol I don’t have a launch monitor so I have no idea what my shots look like or yardage so that’s driving me a bit crazy 😝
Could not agree more locked down like you and making use of practise . Have this huge fear of getting back to golf because i think Marcus has turned me into a real golfer.
I sure can relate. while being a mid 80's to low 90's player I would have bouts of hitting good shots then out of the blue a big shank to the right as if the club face is hanging wide open. The last 4 months have been on you tube trying to find that swing that compresses the ball as is consistent only to find myself worse off than before. In fact alot worse. To the point where I am in this same position of calling it quits. Yet a part of me just wants to start striking it pure. Then I found your site. How does one like myself in this same mental state get back into the groove so to speak to play better golf and enjoy it. help.
I've developed the full swing yips. It started with the driver. I could get things under control mid round by teeing off with my 3-wood for a few holes. But over the past two years its been getting worse. Its now spreading to my irons as well. It's difficult to explain to people, it's like a lightning bolt strikes you right before impact, the 50 yards right, 50 yard pull hook left. It's not anything you can compensate for obviously. But like him, it makes me want to quit the game. I was a high school all state and played in college, now I'm starting to struggle to break 90. Its awful.
Lol I’ve just developed this. How do I get rid of this. I was a solid 5 handicap looking to get scratch now I struggle to hit the ball. Any suggestions?
@@sponger04 My story sounds exactly the same as yours, i've played off 3/4/5 for decades and now at 50 have developed chronic issue getting the ball off the tee (no issues on the driving range though!) - Have you found any useful info thats helped you get over this confidence/trust issue?
God, this hits home. I have injury in my left shoulder and lower back right now (gym). And when I stand on the range and swing (hard!) without a ball I don't feel a thing! But as soon as I hit the ball I feel pain in both my shoulder and lower back.. so much more tension.. Now I hit the ball good and everything. And when I'm healed I won't feel a thing. But the tension will still be there? How do I get my mind to hit the ball with my "practice" swing?
Yes great lesson! Even with all the limitations of his age and body condition he maximized his potential. Too bad we can't give lessons to our politicians on the topics of morality and courage.
I have been dealing with the full swing yips for the last five years.. used to be a six handicap and out of no where can barely swing the golf club/make contact with the ball. Lucky if I break 110.. think Charles Barkley hitch. When I start my down swing I yank the club down shaft gets super vertical and it’s a disaster.. would this ( 10:48 ) part of the video help with that?
Yep, another great lesson, really like seeing you work with people. Can you try to do something on the trust element? I find I can hit the shots I want 8 of 10 times in practice by just thinking/feeling them but when it comes to playing, I seem to focus on the 2 missed shots and immediately go back to TRYING to make a movement! I assume it's just habit and my perception of right and wrong ingrained over the years but it's unbelievabley frustrating!! 🤦🏻♂️😂
Hi Marcus, LOVE YOUR WORK, I have been suffering with the chipping and pitching yips for over 20 Years, I have been down to +2 currently on 5. I don't YIP in practice just when there is a card in hand, I have tried all different techniques, left hand low, looking at the spot, closing eyes, different stance, hitting it fat and many more. Nothing has worked, it seems that I can do anything I want in practice just under the gun! It seems to be just before impact it happens, any ideas would be appreciated :)
sort of same here, down to +1 now at a 7 due to yips of all sorts you name it. Now exclusively putt RH (I'm LH) and started right hand low chipping too (I'm terrible but do not yip). It's the driver off the planet that still costs 3-10 strokes/round
Another enjoyable video. Would love to see you coach someone with a classic armsy high elbow overswingy type swing (or hear you talk about it). Don’t think I’ve seen one on your channel. Like do you coach upper body movement in the same way as all the lower body stuff. Would be super interesting.
It's not my preference being applied. It's all about self organisation so whatever happens isn't planned, it can't be but the body always self optimises. Just need to know how 😉😄
@@GRFGolf sounds cryptic! I take from that that the lower body stuff in particular, when that begins to work more efficiently, the upper body starts to optimise itself in response and it becomes less of a problem?
@@Melted_Butter It's so dynamical and individual specific it all depends on how the person reacts to the exercises (challenges) both physically and mentally. From a biomechanics standpoint, yes, optimise the forces from the ground first 👍
so please explain what we are watching---why is he improved so dramatically--is it the change in feeling where the club is or where it's finishing? I don't understand what you are doing to make his swing less yip stuttered?
Thanks, that's only something you can answer yourself. They're both inextricably linked imo but a swing thought could be more of a physical intention and self talk more psychological. Just a suggestion.
Great lesson! May i ask am i understand this right or wrong: sometimes i put too much concentrate on the causes(reasons), may be try to find the effects(results) first, and from the effects back to causes. Also, every individual may have different cause to get same effect, i need find my own cause. Hope you can understand my English as i am a non English speaker. Best wishes.
A question - without you ( Marcus ) as a guide alongside me how to I make swing improvements without intervention? I can get so far ideas you have presented and then it breaks down. Then in trying to use awareness to gain access to a better swing this becomes interference. I would appreciate your thoughts or direction to a suitable video lesson of yours. Thanks. I really feel you have helped me greatly but the glimpses of my potential are also frustrating fleeting.
@@GRFGolf ok - enough watching - following the Q and A this morning ordered the grf. Happy to make the commitment - no pressure but targeting enjoyable golf and this can lead to single figure hcp!! This will make cost worthwhile. Long wait for delivery to NZ though.
This is the first lesson you’ve posted where very little was talked about the footwork. Was it because he had good pivot or because his attunement to the hands were so far off?
There's plenty of foot/lower body mechanics work but that's in the full length vimeo version as we didn't have enough space for the shorter RUclips edit. As you rightly mentioned the main priority was recognising his own patterns and we thought this was plenty enough info to put in the RUclips video 👍
My back swing has always been short ( club never gets past vertical ) yet my practice swings club is fully horizontal even slightly past .. it effects my timing a lot , tried everything ! is this similar to yips ? Thanks 🙏
@@GRFGolf thanks I’ve hit balls by swinging to parallel looking in mirror then looking back at ball and swinging ... what a difference in speed , strike everything... just can’t do it in one motion 😭
It's an involuntary response causing what may be considered a bad shot in relation to the intention of the shot. As it's involuntary the movement it creates isn't recognisable so the player experiences a loss of control. This manifests itself and starts to become a part of the player's identity and a characteristic of their movement they 'try' to combat but the issue tends to worsen as it becomes ever so more conscious over time. It's ruined many a tour player's career and some people live their whole life 'battling' the yips. It can be resolved easily but this isn't a generic 'cure' as they don't exist. It may work for some and not others. Worth a try though even if you don't have the yips. It's great for developing confidence and flow.
Hi Sam & Marcus great video as always,I have sent Marcus a email,message & a message on Facebook who can I contact to book some lessons thanks rich Todd
Apologies for the flicker on the camera! This was filmed a while back when we hadn’t resolved the issue. If you can persevere, it was an amazing lesson, thanks Richard!
Evening Marcus
My name is rich Todd,I am a member at Bawtry golf club & at the age of 54 have only had 2 lessons in my life,I got my handicap down to 10 but are now playing of 15,I know Sam & was just wandering when it would be possible to get a few lessons from you even though I took a fever of you on the 8th on the turkey trott just before Christmas mate,I love your philosophy on golf & just want you to teach a old dog some new tricks thanks Rich Todd
Another gem, another prisoner of paralysis by analysis, set free.
"No bad or good" these have to be the best four words anyone can hear on a golf lesson. Superb Marcus, I love it. I definitely need to be coming to see you!!!! Over the last 3 months of not playing I have physically and mentally broke my swing down and I'm sure I'll not have a clue in three weeks time when I get back where I want and need to be!!!!
Marcus, your approach to the golfer's mind/body performance is brilliant. Thanks for all you've done for the game and most of all, thank you for sharing it!
We all have the yipper badge & we can all choose to wear it or not...
That is quality mate, so good!
Such a good teacher, honestly outstanding.
Even if we all can't have the pleasure of having a personal lesson - we've all got the opportunity to learn from the channel.
Such a great idea, what a team!
All power to you, loving it!
“Once you argue for your limitations, they’re yours!” (Richard Bach)
Same concept: don’t overthink technical issues, otherwise you dig them deeper.
I wish I could avoid it...
I solved the putting yips a couple of years ago with the pencil grip, now they’re back in chipping and I felt lost.
This morning I started doing the practice swing just with the trail hand, in order to better feel the free movement: it seemed to work, but I have to test it under pressure.
Love the way you take mechanics out of the teaching and empower the golfer to find their “perfect space” for them to feel comfortable hitting the ball. The improvements are amazing.
It is so simple isn't it..... Great video from the Marcus team again..... Thank you for all the wisdom. Can't wait to start implementing an empty thought in my game.
Have not hit a ball in months due to lookdown. i use a small green area near me to practise my swing. It used to look like a ploughed field when i finished. Since i started studying with Marcus i now leave a neat line of divot just like you see the pros doing on the practise ground. It feels wonderful . Hope i am not building up too much hope for success. Brilliant as usual Marcus.
I basically quit playing golf 20 years ago because of this issue that transferred into my golf swing. My once confident golf swing broke down completely. Haven't played a round in 8 years. This gives me hope to play again.
I feel for you as I quit for 16 years with the same affliction. I'll watch this video with keen interest!
A great lesson. Has reminded me that when I play well my focus is on the target not the swing. Focusing on the swing creates tension and feeds my mind with doubts. Thank you Marcus - can’t wait for my board to arrive. For the first time in a long time I believe I will play better than I have for years.
I bet Richard is enjoying his golf again. Great to watch. Can’t wait for my lesson in May..
Unreal! So good! Not only how his swing changes but his entire confidence! Wow!
This is absolutely Brilliant. The man is a genius.
Just ordered my GRF BOARD I am living with MS for 18 years and an ex golf professional. Stopped playing golf competitions until between lockdowns. I have had to learn to swing again to get around the problems with my body. Looking forward to using the board and excelerate learning experience. Currently play of 11 hope to get down to single figures by the end of summer!!! Will let you know how it goes
Look forward to hearing about the progress 👍
It’s hard to come up with original golf content such as this with so much content and so many channels dedicated to golf but this was really innovative 👍👍
Great to see how confidence growing as he realises there’s no such thing as a bad swing and the awareness of how the club feels. Makes me keen to get back to golf
Won't be long now Lizzie x
Heartwarming to see your client's change in perception from despair to renewed confidence. Hope Richard can follow this through. Quality in clarity again Marcus! (Why did I wince every time you mentioned yips!!}
“We wear a badge that says, ‘I’m a yipper’” so true! I’m a chipping yipper and have so many “bad” experiences from which I draw on every time I approach a meaningful chip shot.
I stopped playing golf for 15 years due to frustration and embarrassment.
This lesson struck a nerve with me. I really enjoyed it-just like your other videos
feel for you mate! I have the badge and hope it gets rusty and never sees the light of day but it's always there...
Totally different teaching than anything else out there - be proud.
Wonderful Marcus...another soul saved!!
That was me, same problem and it was amazing to see how the change came about and the results...top stuff!👍
Brilliant to see a normal golfer just flush it and to see there smile after !! great work Marcus
This is great. I have always had a great practice swing. Great rhythm, about 1º-2º in-to-out. And then I would "hit" at the ball and come over the top about 5º or even up to 10º!! And it was really a mental thing. I would "get away with it" and could even get around the course with some good scores, leaning HEAVILY on a decent short game. But I never hit the ball solidly the way I knew I should. My pro did some similar drills with me. It's taken some work, and it's still going on - but massive improvement. Better strike. Closer to a zeroed path. Even some little tight draws in there! I'm still fighting the over-the-top move sometimes, but just knowing that I COULD hit the ball solid and pure and with a good path was huge. This is really quality coaching.
great video again, following your channel has helped myself to swing without fear of not swinging correctly if that makes sense. "no right or wrong swing" is a fantastic mantra. Excellent
Awesome 👍
Really powerful lesson. Always impressed with your word choices and language you use in lessons and how we choose to identify ourselves with certain words. Very, very, powerful.
Thanks, context is king 👍
Awesome to see the transformation. Great video. Thanks!
Amazing, he was going to give up golf. It's an individual swing owned by each of us, different swings with the same intentions. With great results. Again Marcus well done
Another excellent video. Can't wait to try my swing using no thought process.
Always entertaining to view the various methods and approaches to teaching/learning!
Your teaching is unbelievable, really think you have changed how golf should be taught naturally. Great stuff once again. Could you find somebody who hits 2 to 5 inches behind the ball with
their iron shots, even when chipping, a problem I didn’t realise I have until testing Acu mat. Thank you both for what your doing to help a lot of golfers who have given up on improving..
Awesome, will add this full video to the collection 👍🏌️♂️
Great video Can’t wait for the snow to melt so I can see the results. I been hitting into a net in the garage ball striking is much more consistent and the ball compression is a sound I been dreaming of hearing lol
I don’t have a launch monitor so I have no idea what my shots look like or yardage so that’s driving me a bit crazy 😝
Could not agree more locked down like you and making use of practise . Have this huge fear of getting back to golf because i think Marcus has turned me into a real golfer.
Terrific lesson and an excellent student!
I sure can relate. while being a mid 80's to low 90's player I would have bouts of hitting good shots then out of the blue a big shank to the right as if the club face is hanging wide open. The last 4 months have been on you tube trying to find that swing that compresses the ball as is consistent only to find myself worse off than before. In fact alot worse. To the point where I am in this same position of calling it quits. Yet a part of me just wants to start striking it pure. Then I found your site. How does one like myself in this same mental state get back into the groove so to speak to play better golf and enjoy it. help.
I've developed the full swing yips. It started with the driver. I could get things under control mid round by teeing off with my 3-wood for a few holes. But over the past two years its been getting worse. Its now spreading to my irons as well.
It's difficult to explain to people, it's like a lightning bolt strikes you right before impact, the 50 yards right, 50 yard pull hook left.
It's not anything you can compensate for obviously. But like him, it makes me want to quit the game. I was a high school all state and played in college, now I'm starting to struggle to break 90. Its awful.
So it's not just me lol
Lol I’ve just developed this. How do I get rid of this. I was a solid 5 handicap looking to get scratch now I struggle to hit the ball. Any suggestions?
@@sponger04 My story sounds exactly the same as yours, i've played off 3/4/5 for decades and now at 50 have developed chronic issue getting the ball off the tee (no issues on the driving range though!) - Have you found any useful info thats helped you get over this confidence/trust issue?
God, this hits home. I have injury in my left shoulder and lower back right now (gym). And when I stand on the range and swing (hard!) without a ball I don't feel a thing! But as soon as I hit the ball I feel pain in both my shoulder and lower back.. so much more tension..
Now I hit the ball good and everything. And when I'm healed I won't feel a thing. But the tension will still be there?
How do I get my mind to hit the ball with my "practice" swing?
Yes great lesson! Even with all the limitations of his age and body condition he maximized his potential. Too bad we can't give lessons to our politicians on the topics of morality and courage.
I have been dealing with the full swing yips for the last five years.. used to be a six handicap and out of no where can barely swing the golf club/make contact with the ball. Lucky if I break 110.. think Charles Barkley hitch. When I start my down swing I yank the club down shaft gets super vertical and it’s a disaster.. would this ( 10:48 ) part of the video help with that?
Another satisfied student 👍
Impressive lesson
This is outstanding!
Incredible as usual!!!!
You're amazing! Dang!
Brilliant ... lets be free and creative again
Absof******lutely!
Well done. Another happy golfer.😀
Marcus, you are the "Golf Whisper" ! Which you were here in Australia.
You and me both :)
Wow thanks Guys that was awesome!
Yep, another great lesson, really like seeing you work with people. Can you try to do something on the trust element? I find I can hit the shots I want 8 of 10 times in practice by just thinking/feeling them but when it comes to playing, I seem to focus on the 2 missed shots and immediately go back to TRYING to make a movement! I assume it's just habit and my perception of right and wrong ingrained over the years but it's unbelievabley frustrating!! 🤦🏻♂️😂
Hi Marcus, LOVE YOUR WORK, I have been suffering with the chipping and pitching yips for over 20 Years, I have been down to +2 currently on 5. I don't YIP in practice just when there is a card in hand, I have tried all different techniques, left hand low, looking at the spot, closing eyes, different stance, hitting it fat and many more. Nothing has worked, it seems that I can do anything I want in practice just under the gun! It seems to be just before impact it happens, any ideas would be appreciated :)
sort of same here, down to +1 now at a 7 due to yips of all sorts you name it. Now exclusively putt RH (I'm LH) and started right hand low chipping too (I'm terrible but do not yip). It's the driver off the planet that still costs 3-10 strokes/round
Do i take Richard is renewing his subs again then this year after this.😂😂😂
Are those rugby goal posts at the end of the driving range?
Great visual!
Simply genius!
What handicap does this guy play off ? Where are you based for lessons?
Another enjoyable video. Would love to see you coach someone with a classic armsy high elbow overswingy type swing (or hear you talk about it). Don’t think I’ve seen one on your channel. Like do you coach upper body movement in the same way as all the lower body stuff. Would be super interesting.
It's not my preference being applied. It's all about self organisation so whatever happens isn't planned, it can't be but the body always self optimises. Just need to know how 😉😄
@@GRFGolf sounds cryptic! I take from that that the lower body stuff in particular, when that begins to work more efficiently, the upper body starts to optimise itself in response and it becomes less of a problem?
@@Melted_Butter It's so dynamical and individual specific it all depends on how the person reacts to the exercises (challenges) both physically and mentally. From a biomechanics standpoint, yes, optimise the forces from the ground first 👍
so please explain what we are watching---why is he improved so dramatically--is it the change in feeling where the club is or where it's finishing? I don't understand what you are doing to make his swing less yip stuttered?
Will this get rid of my uncontrollable instinctive ‘hit’ mentality which causes me to come over the top on the downswing?
Good morning Vietnam!!!!!!!!!
Another wonderful video. Will buy the full session. One question though .... What is the difference in a swing thought and self talk?
Thanks, that's only something you can answer yourself. They're both inextricably linked imo but a swing thought could be more of a physical intention and self talk more psychological. Just a suggestion.
Awwww... Bless you Zen Master.... You are the best!!
Great lesson! May i ask am i understand this right or wrong: sometimes i put too much concentrate on the causes(reasons), may be try to find the effects(results) first, and from the effects back to causes. Also, every individual may have different cause to get same effect, i need find my own cause. Hope you can understand my English as i am a non English speaker. Best wishes.
Always focus on the shot but explore ways of achieving it with your practice. If you watch my library of videos I think you'll get your answer 👍
There used to be a chap on RUclips who advocated learning to play golf by learning to putt first.
A question - without you ( Marcus ) as a guide alongside me how to I make swing improvements without intervention? I can get so far ideas you have presented and then it breaks down. Then in trying to use awareness to gain access to a better swing this becomes interference. I would appreciate your thoughts or direction to a suitable video lesson of yours. Thanks. I really feel you have helped me greatly but the glimpses of my potential are also frustrating fleeting.
I've got a new training system I've just released with full training download. That's the next best thing to having a personal lesson with me 👍
@@GRFGolf ok - enough watching - following the Q and A this morning ordered the grf. Happy to make the commitment - no pressure but targeting enjoyable golf and this can lead to single figure hcp!! This will make cost worthwhile. Long wait for delivery to NZ though.
Genius
This is the first lesson you’ve posted where very little was talked about the footwork. Was it because he had good pivot or because his attunement to the hands were so far off?
There's plenty of foot/lower body mechanics work but that's in the full length vimeo version as we didn't have enough space for the shorter RUclips edit. As you rightly mentioned the main priority was recognising his own patterns and we thought this was plenty enough info to put in the RUclips video 👍
My back swing has always been short ( club never gets past vertical ) yet my practice swings club is fully horizontal even slightly past .. it effects my timing a lot , tried everything ! is this similar to yips ? Thanks 🙏
Yes same thing
@@GRFGolf thanks I’ve hit balls by swinging to parallel looking in mirror then looking back at ball and swinging ... what a difference in speed , strike everything... just can’t do it in one motion 😭
Can somebody tell me how I can book up a appointment for a lesson ??
Link in description. Thanks
What is the definition of the "yips"? Not feeling confident through the swing or just a bad shot?
It's an involuntary response causing what may be considered a bad shot in relation to the intention of the shot. As it's involuntary the movement it creates isn't recognisable so the player experiences a loss of control. This manifests itself and starts to become a part of the player's identity and a characteristic of their movement they 'try' to combat but the issue tends to worsen as it becomes ever so more conscious over time. It's ruined many a tour player's career and some people live their whole life 'battling' the yips. It can be resolved easily but this isn't a generic 'cure' as they don't exist. It may work for some and not others. Worth a try though even if you don't have the yips. It's great for developing confidence and flow.
Hi Sam & Marcus great video as always,I have sent Marcus a email,message & a message on Facebook who can I contact to book some lessons thanks rich Todd
Hi Richard, I'll be in touch asap. Just working my way through the heap of emails and messages. Thanks for your patience 👍
Thanks Marcus
Really need to throw that Christmas tree out fella, lost all its pines and everything....😜😂
Kids love the lights 😂😂
I guess Danny Maude will be doing a 'yips' video soon.
😂😂
Suggestion: It would be better if the person doing the filming doesn't speak. He is very loud because he is so close the mic on the camera.
yes, please, no one is tuning in to listen to him. It is off-putting.
How can there be dislikes on this?? 🤷🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
We’re just humans after all.
This is happening to me.
Will give a go today. Been yipping long puts and, chips for last year.
B