DesireKeys to Perform Your Best
As you return to playing events, do you know the elements that will help you perform your best? My short…
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Mechanics vs Foundation, which comes first? Understanding Function Dictates Form
I know this sounds like an odd topic for golfers, but I believe that it is a valid and fun…
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Dance, Football, Cheerleading and Golf Coaches
“If you don’t get your butt in there and work it off, you will never make my team or anyone…
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Focus Matters, Achieving Greatness
A two-decade study of more than a thousand adolescents revealed focus, self-regulation and delaying self-gratification is a better predictor of…
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Keeping the Roof Up!
Recently, I wrote about doing whatever it takes to become a champion, but I am not sure you really understand…
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“Want to be a Champion? Do Whatever It Takes!”
Let us start with something basic here. You may not have the fastest swing. You may not be the best putter. You may not…
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Grit is for the Gritty?
It is that time of year… golf competitions start happening on a regular basis in the Northeast! The Master’s excitement…
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The Value of Knowing Where You Are!
Imagine that you are on a journey, driving across the country from the east coast to the west coast. Your…
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So You Think You’re a Competitor?
I have been asked over the years how I would describe myself and I thought, what a good question. For…
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Keep the Wolves Away, Dream Big!
Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about Lou Gehrig’s famous farewell speech and I thought it was important to share…
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Good Evening GPC Community!
I hope you and your family are safe and well. During these difficult times, I want to let you know…
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25 Percent
Week two is coming to an end on our mandatory shut down and stay at home orders courtesy of Coronavirus.…
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Desire
What drives a player to do the work — goals, motivation, and the commitment that carries a season.