Mental GameSavoring in Sports
Savoring is a practice that supports mental well-being and can enhance enjoyment of sports and life. When you practice being…
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Mental GameSTOP – Just 3 Breaths
In life and the game of golf we find ourselves feeling hurried, restless, anxious, or stressed. On the surface we…
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Mental GameExchange Self-Development for Self-Discovery
Just like marketers use mind-games to sell their products, we can play mind-games with ourselves to get better results in…
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Mental GameWhen Uncertainty Becomes Unsettling – Trust the Process
What does it really mean to ‘trust the process’? We can trust the process of a technique taught to improve…
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Mental GameWhen You Can’t Play – Visualize!
Many circumstances keep us from physically playing golf…like the call to ‘stay home.’ Remember that you still have the power…
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Mental GamePranayama – A Tool to Counter Stress
Our Achieve Juniors learn breath exercises called ‘Pranayama’ during Yoga Practice on our active stretch days. In these practices we…
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Mental GameListen and Flow
I remember in my training for Qi-Gong (Energy-Discipline) certification, where we learn to sense and regulate our energy body, my…
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Mental GameEmpty Your Cup
Succeeding with the Mental Game requires embracing attitudes that support self-awareness and a healthy ability to self-regulate. Our Juniors had…
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Mental GameWhat Makes A Golfer – GREAT?!
On February 4th we explored what makes a golfer (or a person) ‘GREAT’ in our Mental Coaching Class at GPC.…
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Mental GameTo Embrace the Struggle – Trust It
Developing one’s skill, technique, and expertise in their golf game is essentially asking for struggle. Then why do so many…
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Mental GameUse Your Mind to Support Your Goals
The New Year is often a time when ambition seems to heighten as we take charge of our goals. When…
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Mental GameMental Game 101
I will make this week’s article short and sweet (for some, maybe sour)! For many golfers, young and old, we hear on a regular basis, “I’m mental on the course” or “My mental game cost me five shots today.” In order to play better or score better, you need to stop the negative self-talk or blaming your mistakes on your mental game.
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