Traditional golf instruction – teaching positions, trying to get certain body parts to do specific things – works for some players, but it’s failed at least as many. Adam Young brings an entirely different perspective to teaching, one backed by the science of motor learning. Not only is it effective, it’s a lot more fun (at least in my opinion). Learn all about Adam and his unique approach in this interview.
Review of Adam Young’s The Practice Manual HERE
Review of Adam Young’s The Strike Plan HERE
Listen to this podcast on iTunes HERE
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Matt Saternus
Co-Founder, Editor In Chief at PluggedInGolf.com
Matt is a golf instructor, club fitter, and writer living in the northwest suburbs of Chicago. Matt's work has been published in Mulligan Magazine, Chicagoland Golf, South Florida Golf, and other golf media outlets. He's also been a featured speaker in the Online Golf Summit and is a member of Ultimate Golf Advantage's Faculty of Experts.
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