Time Stamps
Below are the timestamps from today’s episode.
How Dopamine influences our desire for change [2:21]
Changing the fundamental question we ask of coaches [4:08]
Tiger's often overlooked stat [6:48]
Common practice mistakes [8:52]
Practice volume on main tours vs satellite tours [10:48]
The importance of disconnecting from golf [12:39]
Incorrect concepts [15:32]
What to consider before turning pro [18:53]
Challenges for elite golfers in Asia [21:00]
On-Course vs. Driving Range Assessments [26:53]
The parallels between coaching and parenting [31:14]
Developing The "Selfs" [33:34]
The four quadrants of player development [38:00]
Why practicing more isn't always better [40:28]
About Jonathan Wallett
With over 30 years of experience helping players score lower, Jonathan Wallett has dedicated his career to helping elite amateur and professional golfers all over the world.
Jon has spent 12 years coaching on major tours, including helping players win on the European Tour, Asian Tour, LPGA Tour, and European Ladies Tour.
From 2016 to 2018 Jon was head coach of the Hong Kong Golf Team. Jon's track record speaks for itself. Notable achievements include increasing the number of Hong Kong top 1000 WAGR players from one to five players, over a two-year period.
As an advanced fellow of the PGA, Jon has been a keynote speaker at coaching conferences throughout Europe and Asia.
Jon is the author of seven books on elite performance, most recently publishing "Pathway to the Tour - Critical Keys to Building a Tour Career".
Website: http://elitecoaching.com/
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Elite Golf Performance w/ Jon Wallett