The 30-Second Golf Swing by T.J. Tomasi
Loved the read!
Bower Harris a skilled golf
instructor in Knoxville TN recommended the tittle The 30-Second Golf Swing by T.J. Tomasi. Thanks to Bower also for
showing me how to flip my least favorite club to my favorite club. J
So far, The 30-Second Golf Swing by T.J. Tomasi is one of my favorite books
on addressing in-depth the whole golfer. There is much in this book that leads
the reader onto a pathway of how to capture his/her best golf swing based on
how he/she chooses to think. My two favorite points made in the book worth
noting without giving too much away is to watch your negative self talk and to
think like a champion.
“Banish the Nega-talk” page
13. Duh, no kidding. Seriously, when we openly or internally wallow in our own
personal negative talk, we leave ourselves stuck with emotions that linger at
the forefront of our thoughts. We should acknowledge a poor shot only, nothing
else. Consider this, your running a race and you can’t run faster than the
opponent in front of you. Do you stop on
the tack and mope? No, you run the race and focus intently on the finish line.
Same in golf, just like the finish line will come to the racer, so will the
smooth swing come to a golfer.
“Champions are in charge of their success and
their failures.” Page 37. Do we claim victories and learn from failure where
both have enriched our strategy for results? If not, lets start!
Again consider this, I
recently tagged along at a dinner meeting where the table seated 10 other
“Champion Regionals” who work for Amazon.com. Regionals are responsible for a
region of warehouses for Amazon in different parts of the country. How these
Champions spoke made it obvious how they thought about themselves and how they
craved both success and loss. One Champion who recently came to Amazon, who
competes in triathlons, said he loves working as hard as he does for Amazon
because everyday is a chance to fail. This person believes in himself so much
as a Champion in the work place that failure can happened at any moment and yet
he craves that responsibility. Champion golfers keep their eyes on the target, as
they know failure is married to success and it is a sweet union.
I highly recommend this book
to anyone who is interested in playing golf with a smooth golf swing and creating
an passionate experience on the golf course.
Happy Golfing and Remember
1Putt1Chip makes par too. J
