Review of Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book
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Review of Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book
This book focuses on golf and is based on the author's personal experience. Exercises are provided to enhance performance, mental acuity, and physical abilities to impact the game. This is a simplified handbook designed to fit in a golf bag for quick reference. It incorporates valuable lessons from the author's other book, "Play Golf Better Faster." For more comprehensive information, I recommend reading that book for sound golf advice. The main concept of this note revolves around integrating the golf mindset into a dynamic tool for optimizing your game. The complete mental mechanism and physical tactics are explained, with examples, theories, experiences, and specially designed exercises for assistance.
The author utilized her experience and expertise in Neuro-Linguistic-programming to educate us on mental techniques, laying the groundwork for belief theory. The first step toward achieving our goals or desires is to believe in ourselves. Along with this, our memories can be used to strengthen our thinking and translate that good thinking into improved performance. Reflecting on the shots we made and analyzing them thoroughly can help in training and getting ready for the next performance. This happens when we train our brain and develop good habits, enabling us to execute excellent shots using specific tactics. Why can't this happen in reality? There are numerous sectors dedicated to harnessing these mental powers. One aspect to consider is scoreboard analysis and the significance of concentrating on a particular number.
Following the assessment of cognitive skills, the next step is to focus on physical technique, which plays a crucial role in performance. Beginner-level practices are essential for any performance. The subject here is about practicing tactics or approaches for playing, with the next stage being to practice for mastery. Only practicing with the right intentions, methods, and quality can lead to improvement. Topics covered include aim and alignment, maintaining balance, gripping the club, and many others. The practice includes advice on playing with proper technique as well as additional tips. Along with physical strength and health stability, these factors are crucial for achieving the game's objectives. Proper routines play a significant role in stability. Topics such as distance aiming, green speed, slope, wind, and many others are thoroughly discussed to enhance understanding.
Overall, it's a 5 out 5 book for me because of its amazing blend of information, expertise, research, suggestions, activities, and a simplified, knowledgeable version for rapid reference.
The visual representations of the actual game, the scoring table, and pictorial examples add a great deal to the story. Authur's outstanding work in converting massive knowledge into a clear, easy-to-understand narrative is particularly impressive. And she did a great job. I didn't discover any negative aspects or inappropriate approaches in the book; it was perfect and educational, so I greatly loved it.
I did not identify any faults in the editing phase; thus, the editing team did their job effectively and provided us with an error free format.There were no unfavorable concepts or methods discussed, therefore this was the perfect book for me, with no defects, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. And, even though I am not a golfer, there are other effective motivational strategies that can be applied in any situation.
I recommend this book mostly to golfers who will use the information in the game, but others can take advantage of the book for its value as an educational resource.
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