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What's It Like To Golf In The Zone?

By Laura Whitelaw

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Published: 17Aug2009
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What's it like to golf in the zone? Picture this...you're gazing down at your ball, your hands are very comfortably gripping the handle of your club, you look out over the rolling green grass and you feel relaxed and calm. Your thoughts have ceased and you become aware of the breeze moving through the nearby trees, the sounds of chirping birds and how the sun feels as it warms the skin on your arms. You glance down at your ball again and bring your club up over your shoulder and down again to make contact with the ball. Success - the perfect golf swing! It all feels so natural and fluid and you're elated because you recognize that you are "in the zone". Nothing is going to get in your way of having the best golf game of your life!

You're probably well aware that golf has as much to do with mindset as it does with technique. You need a mindset of success in order to succeed at many things including golf! If you've been having trouble with your game, you probably find yourself replaying those unfortunate scenes in your mind. This will of course only sabotage your game even more. And, if you've had a stressful week at the office, you are likely to bring that to your game - causing your week-end to be less enjoyable than it could be.

There are many techniques for getting in the zone but they often require you to battle with your mind in order to reach that "zen" state. What if there was a way to end the mind battle and just be "in the zone" more often and with less effort. Not only will you feel more relaxed, you will feel more confident and truly enjoy the game of golf.

Over the last couple of decades a new psychology has been emerging called energy psychology. You've probably heard of Tony Robbins before or seen him on television. He brought neuro linguistic programming or NLP to the mainstream. You may have even heard that NLP has helped people improve their sales results, their sports performance and even their relationships. You may not be aware however that a number of other very effective methods of working with the subconscious mind have been proven just as effective and life changing as NLP. One of those cutting edge techniques is known as Meridian Tapping or Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT). When you tap on these energy points on your face and body with your fingertips, it helps to induce a state of relaxation while releasing any negative emotions or attitudes you may have about your skills and abilities as a golfer.

To achieve that "in the zone" state where nothing gets in your way, even skill or physical deficiencies, visit => Renegade Mindset Techniques for Golf where you can subscribe to an 8 lesson ecourse and learn more about these cutting edge techniques described above. For more reading information on golfing in the zone, visit => The Psychology of Golf

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