WILDTHING
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Had a lesson on Friday. We ended with less than 100 yrd pitches. I was doing the Pelz thing. He stopped me and said - "Cut that out." Now this is a guy who collects data. He says, "It's like a free throw in basketball - just look at your target, visualize, and make your stroke. Free yourself up."
Seems to work - my one highlight yesterday was 30-80 yard shots.
He was right because while your concentrating on where your arms/club should be on the backswing you've lost focus on your intended task (ie. external focus cue).
Shawn Clement
"Shawn talks about the “goldilocks” principle. Motor skill learning naturally requires a bit of experimentation so you know what too little, too much and just right is as you swing the club. The Goldilocks approach works on anything regarding the golf swing from set-up and ball position to full swings and putting.
Here he is practicing it.
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