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
[Following is a volunteer review of "Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book" by Kalliope Barlis.]
Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book by Kalliope Barlis is a book that consolidates the specialised parts of golf with mental methodologies to assist golf players with further developing their game all the more rapidly. The author, a guaranteed NLP (Neuro-Phonetic Programming) expert, carries a one-of-a-kind viewpoint to golf guidance by coordinating mental moulding with actual strategies.
To tell the truth, before reading this book, I used to feel that golf was not a great fit for everybody but rather for those rich, sophisticated individuals who levelled up their abilities all through their lives. Yet, this book caused me to feel that it is even feasible for anybody to be a genius player through a creative mind, resolution, and great comprehension of techniques and preparing our abilities generally.
The core positive aspect I found was the author's attention to the psychological parts of golf. She stresses the significance of mentality, perception, and certainty, which isn't usually stressed in conventional golf guidance. The author's NLP foundation adds profundity to the techniques, making them functional and noteworthy for golf players of all levels. Kalliope adopts a holistic approach to golf improvement, integrating actual drills with mental activities. The book is written in an open, clear way. Kalliope didn't use any golf technical jargon, which makes the content simple to process for perusers. The book incorporates different reasonable activities that golf players can carry out right away. These activities are intended to fabricate both actual abilities and mental versatility, assisting golf players with working on their presentation in a short measure of time.
While the book excels in mental strategies, it falls short in providing detailed technical instruction. Golfers who are looking for an in-depth analysis of swing mechanics or advanced techniques may find the book lacking in this area. Some readers may find the content repetitive, especially when it comes to the mental exercises and strategies. The book’s heavy emphasis on NLP and mental strategies might not resonate with all golfers. Those who prefer a more traditional approach to golf instruction focused on physical skills may find the content less relevant to their needs.
Like many instructional books, it could benefit from more visual aids, such as diagrams or illustrations, along with the texts explaining the techniques and exercises; it would increase the appeal and comprehensiveness of the book.
I rate this book 5 out of 5. This book is an important asset for golf players keen on working on their psychological distraction close to their actual abilities. The book's accentuation on attitude and mental moulding separates the book from more conventional golf guidance manuals. The book may not completely fulfil golf players searching for nitty-gritty specialised exhortation, but it will improve and change our ideas and approach towards golf. This book is professionally edited and is appropriate for anyone interested in learning and understanding golf.
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Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book
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Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book by Kalliope Barlis is a book that consolidates the specialised parts of golf with mental methodologies to assist golf players with further developing their game all the more rapidly. The author, a guaranteed NLP (Neuro-Phonetic Programming) expert, carries a one-of-a-kind viewpoint to golf guidance by coordinating mental moulding with actual strategies.
To tell the truth, before reading this book, I used to feel that golf was not a great fit for everybody but rather for those rich, sophisticated individuals who levelled up their abilities all through their lives. Yet, this book caused me to feel that it is even feasible for anybody to be a genius player through a creative mind, resolution, and great comprehension of techniques and preparing our abilities generally.
The core positive aspect I found was the author's attention to the psychological parts of golf. She stresses the significance of mentality, perception, and certainty, which isn't usually stressed in conventional golf guidance. The author's NLP foundation adds profundity to the techniques, making them functional and noteworthy for golf players of all levels. Kalliope adopts a holistic approach to golf improvement, integrating actual drills with mental activities. The book is written in an open, clear way. Kalliope didn't use any golf technical jargon, which makes the content simple to process for perusers. The book incorporates different reasonable activities that golf players can carry out right away. These activities are intended to fabricate both actual abilities and mental versatility, assisting golf players with working on their presentation in a short measure of time.
While the book excels in mental strategies, it falls short in providing detailed technical instruction. Golfers who are looking for an in-depth analysis of swing mechanics or advanced techniques may find the book lacking in this area. Some readers may find the content repetitive, especially when it comes to the mental exercises and strategies. The book’s heavy emphasis on NLP and mental strategies might not resonate with all golfers. Those who prefer a more traditional approach to golf instruction focused on physical skills may find the content less relevant to their needs.
Like many instructional books, it could benefit from more visual aids, such as diagrams or illustrations, along with the texts explaining the techniques and exercises; it would increase the appeal and comprehensiveness of the book.
I rate this book 5 out of 5. This book is an important asset for golf players keen on working on their psychological distraction close to their actual abilities. The book's accentuation on attitude and mental moulding separates the book from more conventional golf guidance manuals. The book may not completely fulfil golf players searching for nitty-gritty specialised exhortation, but it will improve and change our ideas and approach towards golf. This book is professionally edited and is appropriate for anyone interested in learning and understanding golf.
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Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
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