How do you become a custom fitter?

August 13th, 2010 | Posted in golf training   Comments Off
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RBK asked:


I like to learn to re-shaft and re-grip golf clubs. And maybe open a small business for custom fitting service. How you become one? Just a training sufficient enough or there is a certification for this?

Battery Back Up Sump Pumps
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Topmasters.org - Your golf blog - Golf training aids

August 12th, 2010 | Posted in golf training   Comments Off
arraultzatik asked:


Can using a Medicus Driver from Medicus Golf really improve your game? Our Medicus Drivers have already helped over half a million amateurs and thousands of professionals and they can help you too! Using a Medicus Swing Trainer like the Medicus Dual Hinged Driver can be very important to your game. Practicing your drive on your own is risky because if you are practicing using even a slightly incorrect form, you risk turning bad technique into muscle memory. Once bad techniques become bad habits, ingrained in your muscles and tendons, they are extremely difficult to change.

Kitchen Cookware Sets

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How does someone with Aspergers learn to play golf correctly?

August 11th, 2010 | Posted in golf training   Comments Off
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hockeyfan asked:


The golf swing makes learning the sport especially difficult to do. What training aids can help with timing the swing right?

Stained Glass Fireplace Screen
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Mental Golf Training

August 10th, 2010 | Posted in golf training   Comments Off
AmazingGolfMind asked:


www.amazinggolfmind.com — Discover the Mental Golf Training Techniques that Tiger and the Top Tour Pros don’t want us to know.

Bamboo Steamers

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Golf Swing Plane Advice?

August 4th, 2010 | Posted in golf training   Comments Off
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Rob D asked:


With my golf swing I always tend to slice. When I go to the range for practice, towards the end I usually stop the slice, but by the next time I go, I start to slice again. What are some ways to practice to keep my swing on plane? Any good training aids that could help? Thanks
(I’m right handed)

Collectable Kitchen Plates
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Training to jump?

August 2nd, 2010 | Posted in golf training   Comments Off
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horse jumper asked:


When the summer is over im going to be buying some more hoses. I already have one horse, and will be tacking in two of my uncles.
But i want to train one of the horses i buy from the horse auction to jump. I may show with him but im not sure yet.
Is it hard to learn? I have been reading about training, watching videos, and i have the patients, and the time. Golf doesnt start till the end of school any way.
So what are some things you did to teach your horse to jump, and your self.
jumps about this high for right now.
http://www.jackandpaulacurtis.com/images/012_12.JPG
THANKS!

Glade Scented Candles
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Is successful Golf really more muscle memory than it is a game of emotional and life balance?

July 28th, 2010 | Posted in golf training   Comments Off
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John S. asked:


4/5/2010

Witness Tiger Woods who today on national TV during the Masters opening week opined that his prior 4 wins at the Masters was not related to his personal life or extramarital indiscretions.

This would suggest that emotions and CONSCIENCE are less related to perfomance on the green than some traditional golf training would tell — i.e. training which encourages BALANCE to free the mind so as to hit the shot JUST RIGHT.

The credentialed media of 260+ journalists allowed to ask Tiger questions today as long as the questions were respectful, kept searching for an answer to a fundamental golf principle: i.e. one has to be balanced in order to concentrate and perform well on the golf course.

Yet by Tiger’s own admissions, he was way out of balance all the while he won major tournaments.

So is muscle memory REALLY the more important trait to develop in Golf over emotional balance in order to score better?

Should Golf FOREGO all the psycho-babble of “free your mind and conscious” in order to concentrate and hit the ball well, in favor of just ROTE PRACTICE in order to develop muscle memory over strategic concentration?

What does the Tiger Woods story and experience have to teach us with regard to the way we view what is needed to be more successful at Golf?

Auto Touch Up Paint

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Why are nunchaku illegal in CA but carrying a bat, a long metal pipe, or a 2X4 legal?

July 26th, 2010 | Posted in golf training   Comments Off
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Joshua asked:


I know they are used for everyday things other than hurting people, but the point is you don’t need any special training to hurt someone with a baseball bat, or a golf club. But in order to hurt someone with nunchaku or a tonfa (Police baton) you would need some really good training. Plus making a tonfa or a nunchaku is much simpler than making a baseball bat or a metal pipe, you could make one at home with two pieces of wood.

Eagle Claw Fishing Rods
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Speed Stik Golf Training Aid at www.InTheHoleGolf.com

July 25th, 2010 | Posted in golf training   Comments Off
InTheHoleGolf asked:


THE SPEED STIK is an amazing golf training aid that will empower you to hit the ball farther by increasing the speed of your swing. FASTER=FARTHER. The faster you swing the club, the farther you will hit the ball. Visit www.InTheHoleGolf.com for all of the latest golf swing training aids

Metal Kitchen Cabinets

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Golf Cart drive train?

July 23rd, 2010 | Posted in golf training   Comments Off
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☆LOLツ☆ asked:


I have an old Club Car golf cart. The engine is in the back (obviously), I was thinking it was RWD. I was going up a hill and only the right back wheel was spinning, I was thinking it was just like the other wheel couldn’t force spinning because of the engine being only how many HPs they have. I saw that the drive shaft was going to the back wheels, so is it really RWD? And what are some cool tricks you can do with a golf cart?

Learn The Basics Of Painting
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