Be The Right Club Today Podcast, Episode 39: Dr Bob Rotella
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- n this episode, Hal and Chase sit down with acclaimed sports psychologist and author, Dr. Bob Rotella. He's worked with Jim Furyk, Davis Love III, Justin Thomas, Padraig Harrington, Darren Clarke, Rory McIlroy and Brad Faxon, just to name a few and joined Be The Right Club Today Podcast to share what he knows about the mental game. They discuss playing with a quiet mind, handling nerves and tension in your golf game, achieving your potential, and so much more.
This is great turn this into 50 shorts and blow this channel up
Thank you so much for this excellent discussion. I always love hearing Bob speak and your interactions with him were helpful also. Not only have I read most of his books but I had the privilege to meet him and spend a few minutes talking with him personally when he spoke at our local golf club here in Ireland some years back. I loved the story he tells in this session when you realized that Tiger Woods wasn't God and you went out and beat him the next day! Reminded me of the story in the Bible of David and Goliath! David knew that Goliath was not God and we know the rest of the story! Thanks again!
This is literally the most informative golf podcast going -- thx so much for this! Dr Rotella's ideas allowed me to finally break 70 -- thanks so much and keep going with these great episodes!
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44:34 "being realistic"/how that counters dreams and action that could lead to the good dreams coming true
48:31 .. life, and what we could do if we dream and TRY To do the things we would like to try to do and experience in our lives
This has to be one of the best podcasts I have ever listened to. Absolutely superb.
I listened while traveling to play with a bunch of pals over a two day break at Luton Hoo GC off the back of listening to podcast I’m going to have so much fun🏌🏿♂️🤩🏌🏿♂️🤩
Hats off to you guys 😀
really enjoyed this one, great info. cheers Bob
I can recall Raymond Floyd years ago saying something like, I'm not sure golf isn't 100% mental.