Archive for November, 2009
An introduction to the revolutionary Thumbs Down The Power Move. Teach Yourself to be a ball striking machine in minutes.
Annika Sorenstam is the world’s greatest woman golfer-a dominant force in the game who has already captured a career Grand Slam and become the all-time LPGA money leader. Her rigorous mental and physical dedication has changed the face of her sport, and her fierce determination and unparalleled preparation have won her tournaments and fans the world over. In 2003, she made international headlines by becoming the first woman in more than fifty years to play against men in a professional event, bringing her trademark game and competitiveness to a whole new level.
Now for the first time Annika takes you inside her extraordinary success and shows every golfer how to play and win like a pro. She breaks down the fundamentals of her game and shares her winning course strategies in one complete, easy-to-follow instruction book.
Golf Annika’s Way features:
• All you need to know about how to use every club in the bag, from fairway woods to short irons to the putter
• The secrets of the power behind her potent swing, from the essentials of grip and posture to her unconventional form on the follow-through
• Hundreds of full-color photos, including high-speed shots that capture the elements of Annika’s powerful swing frame-by-frame in a foldout spread
• An insider look at the unique weight training and dietary regimen Annika has developed for building a stronger physique-and a longer drive
Filled with insights and stories from throughout her colorful career, Golf Annika’s Way gives you priceless advice from a champion’s perspective. It’s a must-have for Annika’s millions of fans-and men and women golfers of all ages and skill levels who want to lower their scores on the course and bring their game to the next level.
Chapters on: Erroneous theories, The golf shot, the golf stroke, Body action, Footwork, Basic ideas, Clubs, Slicing and hooking, Unusual shots, Lefthanded golf, Women’s golf, Common faults, Golf research, Harmful golf theory, Mental side of golf…and more.
“Craig, just a note to tell you that after getting and listening to your 4cd break80 program I started putting in my mind the thought that I can break not only 80 but 70. While I haven’t been at it a full 20 plus days to ingrain the thought, I played my first round today since getting your cd and dropped my score by 8 strokes to 79! Thanks.
Two years ago I had trouble breaking 120 but the end of last season when I began listening to you Craig I broke 100 a couple times and this year my first time out here in cold Michigan I only played 9 but shot a 49 and a couple weeks ago on the same 9 hole course I shot a 4
Jackie Burke jr Chapters on: Grip, Address, Consistent putting secrets, Chipping, Swing pause secret, Footwork, Woods, Slice cure, Starting a round, Short game, Shot creativity, Trouble shot
“Last year my game became so bad (shooting consistently over 100) that I seriously considered giving up the game for good.
There are thousands of talented pro golfers or wannabe pro golfers out there that hit literally thousands of golf balls a week in a vain attempt to have a repeating swin
The Silver Series Golf Gloves give you all of the features and benefits of the classic golf gloves in addition to featuring a specific design to help golfers that suffer from arthritis.
Fifteen years ago, the average American male golfer’s handicap was 16.2. The average female golfer’s handicap was 29. Today, the average American male golfer’s handicap is 16.2 and the average female golfer’s is 29. American golfers have not gotten any better.
World-renowned performance consultant and sports psychologist Dr. Bob Rotella, author of the best-selling books Golf Is Not a Game of Perfect and Golf Is a Game of Confidence, has written The Golf of Your Dreams for the golfer who is determined to get better but hasn’t figured out how to go about it. Building on his success with golfers, Dr. Rotella now teaches and details a plan for lowering your handicap, ensuring your improvement if you follow his plan. His program for success in playing the golf of your dreams is based on strategies found to be successful with tour players such as Tom Kite, Brad Faxon, Pat Bradley, and Davis Love III, and is similar to approaches used by Rotella’s other clients who are top athletes in a variety of different sports.
Whereas Golf Is Not a Game of Perfect and Golf Is a Game of Confidence covered the mental aspects of the game, The Golf of Your Dreams offers a programmatic guide for getting down to scratch or single digits. It is an approach that Dr. Rotella and his clients have tested for over twenty years, one that has been proven to work consistently with all levels of golfers.
Dr. Rotella knows that if you want to play your best golf ever, you must admit to yourself that you want to be good and that you have the necessary talent to play well. But that’s not all. You must commit yourself to a process that will improve your game. In The Golf of Your Dreams Dr. Rotella provides tips on how to:
* Choose the fight teaching professional
* Communicate your dreams and goals to your teacher
* Get your teacher to teach you as a student serious about improving
* Make a plan for improvement with your teacher and stay committed
* Sustain and honor your commitment
* Break old habits and develop new ones
* Practice efficiently and effectively so you can take your learning from the practice area to the golf course
Dr. Rotella also discusses a piece of very good news for any golfer: Great physical ability is not required in order to play exceptional golf. Rotella demonstrates how characteristics such as desire, patience, and persistence, more than physical talent, enable golfers to improve their performance dramatically. When these characteristics are combined with a proven plan for success, modest talent is more than enough.
Dr. Rotella will reveal why, despite the billions of dollars they have spent on new golf clubs, balls, and lessons, average American golfers’ skills are stagnant and their performance is lackluster year after year. Dr. Rotella knows, above all, that simply reading a book or watching a video will not make anyone a better golfer. But reading The Golf of Your Dreams will make you keenly aware of what you have to do in order to play the kind of golf you’ve always sensed you were capable of playing.