Continuing to post my results on my personal training with Clance Laylor @ Laylor Performance Systems. I’ve noticed myself starting to get more and more in shape, and a few comments from people telling me that I’ve gotten skinnier. Was I that fat before? Haha!
Title: 8/8 – 2010 Fall Golf Training – Holding the Wrist Cock
Description: 2011 02 26 Lesson at Etobicoke Golf Town. Wrist Cock.
This lesson covers a little bit on creating chip shots and pitch shots. Doug wanted me to simplify my approach to a chip shot. He told me the easiest stroke in golf should be the putting stroke, so why not try to replicate a putting stroke for the chip. He had the ball more center of the stance, weight forward and use a full putting stroke to strike the ball. Important to note, do not slow down...
As promised, I will continue to post my results on my personal training with Clance Laylor @ Laylor Performance Systems. After the first program, we did a BioSignature measurement and the results are quite good. Although afterward, I went on an one week cruise for a Poker Tournament and ate too much, and the Christmas dinners kept coming and coming when we got back, it’s time to shake that...
Today, I’ve made one critical discovery that I think changed my swing thoughts completely. I am not sure if it is positive, or negative, but I do know is that I got my swing speed quite a bit higher using a lot less effort. This discovery came to me as I was watching Bruce Lee (a documentary) and Googling the concept of his intial martial art style, Wing Chun. As some of you might know...
Today, I told Doug (since I only have like 3-4 lessons left) that I wanted to get some tips and understanding of the driver (and the last 2 lessons on chipping, pitching). So we went over my driver and what I’ve noticed is that I am coming over the top (outside in swing) and coming across the ball way too fast which I think would result in slices and loss of distance. Also, I tend to over...
Today was a cold day, but we were once again able to help pack food for people who are in need. The team at NAAAP along with other volunteers (Perry, Nalini, Anh & Josh) for helping out. We look forward to this next year.
Did you know? Cans without an expiry date typically means that they can actually sit on a shelf for a lifetime? Yes, more than 100 years.
In 2009 when I was on the Advertures of the Sea, I won a 50 people sit & go tournament to secure me tickets for 2 and a seat at the RPT main event that took place December 11th to 18th, 2010 on the Oasis of the Sea (the biggest cruise boat at its time). This event had approximately 300 people competing, and the tournament was played in 5 days.