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Jeremy Choi

I’m a husband, father, entrepreneur, mentor, and an irredeemable golf addict. Possibly like you, my big hairy audacious goal (vision) is to make a positive dent in this world. I write about creating better leaders, workers, and people. I also write about my experiences in all aspects of my life. These ideas are my experiences living & learning through my own core values; integrity, authenticity, leadership, inspire, and health.
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NAAAP Toronto’s Industry Career Series

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I’ve been selected as a panelist for the upcoming NAAAP event “Special Edition Industry Career Series Mixer”.  You can find me speaking at the Entrepreneurship table (No. 7). Below are some details about the event: Introducing our Career Panelists for; Finance, Marketing, Consulting, Law, Accounting, Health, and Entrepreneurship Have you ever thought about a career change? Are...

Becoming Par | Scorecard

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TourIQ wrote in earlier posts how I plan on keeping score and while reading Golf Digest, I came across this scorecard that I have now printed out like several copies and used it on several courses now. I recommend everyone do the same, and I will update my RCGA Network score card with the last couple of times I’ve played outdoors this season. Aside from that, for the last 3-4 weeks, I kept...

Becoming Par | Dominos

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Ah yes, the more you work on something, the faster something else breaks. Today, I fixed some of the leg movements, but I have promoted another inside swing. Since then, I have done better, but only the next lesson will show truly how much I’ve improved. Does this happen to anyone else? When you are on the path to improvement, everything goes off the charts and you suddenly can’t...

Becoming Par | Backswing

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It seems like forever since I made a post, I am sorry I have been busy, but mainly frustrated.  I’ll explain more in the next couple of post.
Enjoy the video.

Title: 6/8 – Golf Winter Coaching – Back Swing
Description: 2010 02 27 My sixth golf lesson @ Etobicoke Golf Town.

Becoming Par | One Piece Takeaway

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Today, the pieces of the puzzle were put together as I finally understand that the stuff I was learning before was to get myself doing a one piece takeaway.  In the past, I noticed I used my arms mainly to take back the club, but by keeping the arms triangularly intact, taking back the club now feels steady and easier to be on plane.  However, I do find myself still straightening my right...

Becoming Par | Extra 20 Yards

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Whenever I play golf (outside or simulators) and I see people driving 300+ yards but their swing still looks effortless and smooth, I wonder how they do it.  I know it requires a club head speed, but a lot of this power is not in the arms, but in the back, the waist/stomach, and most importantly the legs.  I can try to swing as hard as I can at the ball using my arms and be completely off target...

Becoming Par | Position, Position, Position

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I finally got bringing back the club nicely, but then I go to screw up other things.  Today, I revisited being on plane but I have also learned a few things about the right arm when bringing the club up to position 4 (top of the backswing). First I want to talk about my breakthrough, and it all came to me when I was shadow-golfing.  Shadow golfing?  It’s something I do when I’m...

Becoming Par | Excel through Competition

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At one of the InnerGolf members night events I was approached by AlfaGolfer and Mark which runs the GTA Amateur Tour (see: ).  They gave me a quick 10 minute run down of the tour, why they are doing it, and what’s it in for me.  I know in couple of my previous replies that I will start playing in more tournaments this year, well, this was an opportunity to show people that I am a man of my...