Practice time while taking lessons
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Most of my progress focus right now is mirror stuff where I don't need to simulate or hit balls.
Have a weekly one hour practice session at GT when in town and do about that every day now at home. Just not much work hitting. That will change as progression is made with more hitting less breaking mirrors
Most of my progress focus right now is mirror stuff where I don't need to simulate or hit balls.
Have a weekly one hour practice session at GT when in town and do about that every day now at home. Just not much work hitting. That will change as progression is made with more hitting less breaking mirrors
I try to get down to the basement and do some of the drills i've been given 2-3 days a week, even if it is just 10-15 minutes. Will do more if time and the body allows.
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My advantage is range is maybe 5 minute or less ride from house via golf cart. That might be the best thing about our move a little over a year ago to go along with club membership
The practice time between lessons is absolutely critical. Back when I was working on swing changes I would try to practice daily. Of course, my skill level is low and I need to work a lot to approximate a competent game, but the point remains - we have to do the work between lessons otherwise it is a waste.
Unfortunately with my schedule, I can only do one day a week, so I marathon it on Sundays.
When I take a lesson I try to get at least 2 practice sessions in working on those specifics within a few days.