Karl Morris

Karl Morris, a renowned performance coach to multiple major champions, shares insights on maximizing golf skills through mental and innovative coaching. He discusses the importance of learning from failure and how technology can refine swing techniques. The conversation also delves into mindfulness, emphasizing acceptance of imperfections and the transformative impact of self-reflection on performance. Morris introduces the Mind Caddy app as a resource for golfers to enhance mental awareness and foster a growth-oriented mindset.

In this episode Rupert and sports coach, Karl Morris, meet for a second conversation on sport and non-duality. They go deeper into topics such as how the non-dual understanding can help enhance performance and enjoyment of sports, what it means to be in the zone and how we can go there more often. They also explore how connecting with Self can help address fear, how removing the focus from outcomes can help us transcend limitations and achieve greater success in sports and how our opponents are really our best allies in the quest for perfection.  

Raymond Prior and Karl Morris discuss the concept of 'Separating SELF from CRAFT' in golf, exploring how performance can affect self-worth. They delve into developing a 'SAFE PLACE' to play from, the toxic relationship with the game, and the importance of intrinsic values. The podcast emphasizes the need for self-reflection and building stable confidence for better golf performance.

Europe's leading golf performance coach, Karl Morris, shares his journey from focusing on the perfect golf swing to unlocking mental keys for every shot. They discuss the flawed belief of perfecting technique, exploring behavioral approaches in coaching, the importance of curving the golf ball and learning from errors, psychology and technology in golf practice, understanding golf swings, and admiration for performance coaching.

Performance coach Karl Morris discusses his book 'The Lost Art of Golf' covering topics like setting goals, practice philosophy, on-course adjustments, simplifying the swing, practicing gratitude, and managing emotional reactions on the golf course.