golf SMARTER 445: Mistake Free Golf with Sports Psychologist for the Pros, Dr Bob Winters
Jul 15, 2014
50:31
445: Dr. Bob Winters returns to Golf Smarter to discuss his new book that will help your mental game and lower your scores. "Mistake Free Golf; First Aid for Your Golfing Brain".
In this Members Only episode we discuss the details of the book including the chapters on “I don’t believe in myself”, “I hit the ball when I know I’m not ready”, “I care too much about score, results and my reputation”. Any of those sound familiar?
You can also hear Dr. Bob discuss other books on episode #39 and #151.
The book is available in hardback or download at GolfSmarter.com
Along with regular contributions to CBS Sports, the Golf Channel and GolfWeek, Dr. Bob has been the resident sports psychologist for the David Leadbetter Academy for 15 years.
Dr. Robert K Winters, affectionately known as Dr. Bob, specializes in sports and personal performance training. He holds a Ph.D. in Sport Psychology from The University of Virginia, a B.S. and Master of Arts degree from Ball State University. He has extensive training in sports psychology, motor and visual learning, sports vision, sports medicine, and educational psychology.
http://GolfSmarter.com
In this Members Only episode we discuss the details of the book including the chapters on “I don’t believe in myself”, “I hit the ball when I know I’m not ready”, “I care too much about score, results and my reputation”. Any of those sound familiar?
You can also hear Dr. Bob discuss other books on episode #39 and #151.
The book is available in hardback or download at GolfSmarter.com
Along with regular contributions to CBS Sports, the Golf Channel and GolfWeek, Dr. Bob has been the resident sports psychologist for the David Leadbetter Academy for 15 years.
Dr. Robert K Winters, affectionately known as Dr. Bob, specializes in sports and personal performance training. He holds a Ph.D. in Sport Psychology from The University of Virginia, a B.S. and Master of Arts degree from Ball State University. He has extensive training in sports psychology, motor and visual learning, sports vision, sports medicine, and educational psychology.
http://GolfSmarter.com