The Lost Art of Coaching – How we could become better at coaching ourselves and others – Gary Nicol #244

<p>Today we are joined on the Brain Booster again with my good friend and fellow author from the ‘Lost Art’ series, Gary Nicol.</p> <p>Gary has a huge wealth of coaching experience at all levels of the game from Ryder Cup stars to club players.</p> <p>He is based at the wonderful Archerfield Links on the East Coast of Scotland.</p> <p>Together with Gary over the past four years we have written 3 books ‘The Lost Art of Putting’, ‘The Lost Art of Playing Golf’ and ‘The Lost Art of the Short Game’</p> <p>The response to the books has been nothing short of incredible. So many players have got in touch with us to say the books have given them a new lease of golfing life.</p> <p>In today’s wonderful conversation we go in to detail about how we can become better at coaching others and perhaps more importantly OURSELVES.</p> <ul> <li>Why much of the current coaching methods are ineffective</li> <li>Why we need to get better at asking good QUESTIONS instead of pretending to have all the answers</li> <li>The crucial role of INTENTION, ATTENTION and ATTITUDE and how you can build your whole season around these 3 words</li> <li>The value of problem solving</li> <li>The best way to use technology</li> <li>The difference between hitting ‘balls’ and playing ‘shots’</li> <li>The great Peter Thompson’s formula for success and how it could help you win YOUR major championship</li> <li>How we can become so much more in tune with the GOLF COURSE and the questions it is asking you</li> <li>How to play the ACCUMULATION game instead of the AVOIDANCE game and what a difference it can make to your mental game approach</li> <li>How would you be if TODAY was your last round of golf? What approach would you have?</li> <li>The myth of ‘owning a score’ whilst you are out on the course</li> </ul> <p>A re confirmation of the value of GRATITUDE</p> <p>A really wonderful conversation with a VERY experienced and knowledgeable coach who is smart enough to keep the game SIMPLE</p> <p>To find out more about Gary and his coaching go to</p> <p><a href=