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by Kevin Sverduk (Author)
When the science of golf performance meets the passion for excellence transformative results will ensue. This book will detail an easy to follow system to cultivate a mindset that will allow you to shoot lower scores and enjoy the game of golf to its fullest. Feeling stuck in a seemingly endless cycle of frustrating results, hard work, and more frustrating results is a common experience for many golfers. Golfers get stuck in two ways - first they don't accurately identify why they are making the mistakes they make and second, they don't have a system for fixing it. As a consequence, they meander from round to round, tournament to tournament haphazardly trying one new idea after another. There is no shortage of new teachers, new putters, and new training aids. What is clearly lacking however is a true understanding of what works and what will produce results. For that one needs a process-based approach that can identify a system driven by research that will be effective at demonstrating improvement. The Performance Mindset written by noted Sport Psychologist Dr. Kevin Sverduk provides an innovative, science-based approach to achieving golf excellence. Taking from his experience working with dozens of PGA and LPGA touring professionals as well as his expertise in performance psychology, motor learning, neuroscience, and mindfulness, Dr. Sverduk has created a proven system for helping golfers cultivate the performance mindset. Included in the book are dozens of specific drills and exercises as well as a method for putting together your own system. This book is a remedy for the golfer who feels he or she is not performing on the course like they know they are capable. The Performance Mindset will ultimately help the golfer create a blueprint for success.
Author Biography
Dr. Kevin Sverduk is a Sport Psychologist at Long Beach State and a golf performance coach who has worked with dozens of PGA, LPGA touring professionals, collegiate golf programs, and elite junior golfers. He earned his Ph.D. in Sport and Exercise Science with a specialization in Sport Psychology from the University of Northern Colorado. His innovative approach to helping golfers maximize their performance draws from scientifically supported techniques rooted in applied sport psychology, motor learning, biomechanics, cognitive psychology, and Buddhism. In addition to providing individual performance coaching, Kevin provides workshops for parents, teachers, players and creates mental skills programs for collegiate teams. He is committed to teaching players how to play golf in the present moment, free from excessive tension, and with unwavering fearlessness. He can be reached through his website: www.thepracticefix.com or by email: ksverduk@gmail.com
