Already successful this individual 'wanted more', as all professional sportsmen and women do - to be the best they can be. 

A structured programme of sessions meant he was able to be precise in his chosen areas for improvement. Not swing, not diet, not gym regime - it was his mental approach in numerous areas - the result is what he said above.  

 

This individual wanted to compete again but statistics showed his driving distance was too short which meant he was hitting longer irons in and that effected him badly. He wanted / felt he needed 20 yards on his driver and an increase on his irons. 

His initial session demonstrated he prevented himself from 'letting go' - in his first round after that session - he hit his driver 20 yards further and his irons 10 yards further. His message is still on my phone. He continues to enjoy hitting the ball his 'new' further distance - his swing stayed the same - he just changed his mental approach. 

 

We spent a week at Wentworth working with one of the professionals. Having had some sessions to address his personal approach we then started looking at the various 'external forces' that impacted on him and his game - following on from a couple more sessions the result was he played every shot from a position of 'mental comfort'. We continue to work closely to fine tune other parts of his mental approach and the improvements just keep building.  

 

Team News - At last we manged to drag Dan away from his beloved golf for long enough to make our team tick properly. All great individuals but no 'team' - we had some fun and laughed a lot - then the results turned around - and even 'the stars' realised being part of the team allowed them to shine even more. Seriously simple and massively effective. 

 

The 'Zone' - For years I was constantly told by various 'sport psych's' "Get in the Zone", I nodded and agreed but never really knew what was meant by 'The Zone'. My sessions with Dan have given me a complete understanding of 'MY Zone' and what I feel like, how I can perform, (and the other buzz phrase), how to maintain my focus when things get a bit 'sweaty'.  

 

After Just One Session - "It worked for me!" I was playing Ok in a high profile matchplay event and missed an easy putt - I expected to do what I had always done, beat myself up whilst trying to calm myself down, then I remembered the work I had done in the session with Dan at Science Of Sport - back to back birdies followed and a cruise to victory. Now I know why I was recommended to try this approach.  

 

Academy Students Focus on 'The Zone' - South Devon College Golf Academy call in Dan Greenberry of Science Of Sport to help prepare some of the regions finest players for their 2010 season. The students have been discovering how their sub-conscious can influence results 

Herald Express 21-01-10 http://www.thisissouthdevon.co.uk/news/Academy-students-focus-zone/article-1737394-detail/article.html