golf SMARTER The Fluid Motion Golf Factor and Reading Your Fluid Cues with Steven Yellin
Apr 20, 2021
Steven Yellin, creator of the Fluid Motion Factor, transforms golfers' performances through a unique neurophysiological approach, bypassing traditional sports psychology. He delves into the intricacies of fluid motion and the brain's mechanisms, emphasizing the importance of accessing a state of 'wholeness' for consistency. Yellin critiques part-focused instruction, allowing listeners to understand why many struggle with their swings. His techniques blend meditation principles with practical training, and he generously offers a 10% discount on his program for new participants.
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Zone Experience Sparked The Program
- Steven described a transformative 1975 tennis match where he entered a deep 'zone' of effortless play.
- That single hour launched a lifelong effort to understand and recreate that experience for athletes.
Motor System Over Intellect
- Fluid motion occurs when the brain's motor system receives intention signals that bypass the prefrontal cortex.
- When the prefrontal cortex re-engages mid-swing it disrupts the motor flow and breaks the motion.
Grooved Motion Stays Intact
- Once a motion is truly grooved it doesn't break down; what fails is accessing it.
- The game changes when golfers learn the neurophysiological rules to reliably access their stored motion.
