Gail Smirthwaite

Here Gail shows golf players how their style of learning can make a real difference in how they learn new skills. She explains the difference between Visual, Auditory and Kinaesthetic learning styles.

Here Gail helps golf players to combat negative visualisation with tips to help them use positive visual imagery to work towards their goals - not away from the hazards.

Here Gail helps golf players to keep a positive mental attitude that will, in turn, help them to achieve excellence in their play.

Here Gail shows golf players a tool that highlights the areas that need focus, in order to achieve greater consistency in their game of golf.

Here Gail helps golf players to understand that everyone’s values are different, and she helps them to avoid letting this difference affect their mindset when playing golf.

Here Gail helps golf players to combat negative self-talk with tips to help them clear their minds and focus on their game of golf.

Here Gail Helps Golf Players Understand the Link Between our Trust in Ourselves and How it Affects our Confidence and Ultimately our Game.

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