Happy New Year | Putt Better for 2009

Well, it's the time to wish you all a very Happy New
Year and to look forward to a great 2009!

We belive that 2009 will be the year that you make
great strides in your golf game and we're here to help
you do just that.

Many of you already belong to our membership site and
as you know we have almost 16 hours of video
instruciton back there covering every possible swing
malfunction that you could think of!

Whether you are hitting it fat, thin, left, right,
off plane, or no power - you name it we have it
covered.

In addition we also have a very active forum where
you can ask questions and get answers to all of the
swing maladies you may have.

Many of you send us emails asking questions about
your swing and we look forward to receiving those and
providing the answers to your question, so please
don't stop!

2009 is already a very busy year for us. We have the
PGA Show in Orlando Florida in January, our Junior
Player Development Bash on the Beach in February with
Juniors coming from around the world.

This Bash on the Beach is open to all Juniors and
included in the Instructional Staff this year is
mental game guru, Carey Mumford.

Carey has worked with over 300 Tour Players around
the world, as well as the PGA of America, showing
players how to overcome the "mental jitters" and how
to incorporate mental training during practice and
playing rounds.

Wouldn't it be really cool if you could control your
thoughts during a round!

You can read about the Bash by going to
http://snipurl.com/9a8jn

Now let's talk about a little something that will
help your game.

If your golf swing never changes but, you learn
better short game techniques, then you WILL drop 5-7
shots off every round - plain and simple!

A good short game is the great equalizer for those
whose ball striking is less powerful than others so
let's start with putting.

There are basically two types of strokes for putting,
Arc putting and non-arc putting.

To go along with these two types there are also two
ways to power the putter - shoulders (pulling) or
trailing arm (pushing), for right-handers that is the
right arm.

An example of someone that powers the stroke with
their right arm would be Jack Niclaus, probably the
best clutch putter of all time.

Players that use this type of stroke also use the
non-arc style of putting.

The right elbow bends and straightens powering the
stroke just like a piston - pushing the club through
the ball while keeping the sweetspot of the putter
"looking at the target", no sweetspot rotation!

If you are a left-eye dominate person, and a
right-handed player - then this is the ONLY procedure
that will work consistently.

Left-eye dominate players MUST open their bodies to
the target line so that they SEE the line. Otherwise
when they set up they will ALWAYS aim to the right of
target. This now requires that the face be closing
through Impact.

If you are an arc style putter - like Ben Crenshaw -
then the player MUST align square to the target.

Arc style putters use their shoulders to power the
stroke - pulling the club through Impact. With this
type of stroke the sweetspot of the putter opens and
closes during the stroke making ball location
absolutely critical!

Out of all of the players that have come to our schools
only ONE player has aimed the putterface to the target
and he is 11 years old...AND a great putter!

We recently had a player that had won over 30
tournaments around the world and when we measured them
they were aimed eight inches to the right of the hole
- the player is left-eye dominate!

Now you could argue that this player has had a lot of
success doing what they are doing and you would be
correct. But aiming that far to the right and having
to close the face just enough is a tough thing to
measure.

I wonder how many more tournaments they could have
won IF they had been aiming where they thought they
were!

Once we showed this player how to set up - ala
Nickalus style - they aimed the putter perfectly every
time!

So the choice is yours...keep doing what you've been
doing, and getting the same results, OR make a New
Years resolution to get serious about improving your
game. Either way we're here for you and will be gald
to help anyway we can.

OK, enough for now.

We'll have a couple of more announcements around the
first part of February to share with you so until
then...Happy New Year!

Chuck & Randy

P.S. We may also be moving our subscribers to a new
service. This new service will allow us to send better
quality newsletters to you and to keep up with the
growth we are experiencing. If we decide to do so you
will be asked to optin (re-subscribe) again. We hope
you do, we don't want you to miss out!

One last thing.

We are professional golf instructors and we do this
for our living. It is not a hobby for us and we take
your game very seriously and we don't have a "day job"
this IS our job...making players better!

www.medicusgolfinstitute.com

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Holiday Greeting

We would like to take this time to wish you a Joyous Holiday
Season and a prosperous New Year.

I'll keep this short and sweet.

There are tons of things that a golfer COULD do to improve but
if they only do these three things they will strike the ball
with more compression than they have ever imagined!

If you need more info on how to incorporate these three things
in your game just give us a shout!

Three Things That All Golfers Can't Do Enough Of

Yes, there are many things that golfers can do better but there
are three things specifically that golfers just can't do enough
of.

1. They can't keep the right wrist bent long enough
2. They can't drive the clubhead into the ground deep enough
3. And they can't keep moving the right shoulder down plane far enough

Let me explain how these work.

1. They can't keep the right wrist bent long enough

The number one alignment in golf is a flat left wrist. Without it nothing
else makes much difference and the player will always have
erratic club face alignments. The key to having a flat left
wrist is maintaining a bent right wrist. The longer the player
keep the right wrist bent through the stroke the longer the left
wrist will stay flat. This flat left wrist helps to maintain the
clubface alignment and minimize clubface twisting.

2. They can't drive the clubhead into the ground deep enough

Most players do not drive the clubhead into the ground and keep
it in the ground all of the way to low point. Most players get
to impact and think that the stroke is over so the club goes
impact then up instead of the impact then down. By driving the
clubhead into the ground and NOT quitting the left wrist CANNOT
bend!

When the club goes through Impact and continues downward the
divots will go from shallow to deep and the length of them will
be from where the club entered the ground all the way to low
point.

For example, if the club entered the ground at a location
just underneath the left side of your chest then the divot would
start there and go to the outside edge of your left shoulder.
This means that the player is sustaining, what is called the
line of compression and gives shots that explosive sound!

3. They can't keep moving the right shoulder down plane far
enough.

Since the right shoulder, or shoulders, are part of both
the pivot and the power package its role is to provide support
and direction for the hands, arm, and club. If a player is using
just the arms and club but no right shoulder support then they
are only using two thirds of the available power.

If you look at swing photos of all the best players in the world
you'll notice that the lowest point of their right shoulder during the
stroke is well past impact. This means that their right shoulder is
moving down plane and providing the support necessary for a club
that is moving in excess of 100 miles an hour.

Look at the three best ball strikers that have ever played
golf. Ben Hogan, Lee Trevino, and Moe Norman.

All three kept the right shoulder moving down plane.
All three maintained a bent right wrist past impact.
And all three drove the club into the ground.

If you want to be a great ball striker you've got to do these
three things.

There you have it. Work on these three things andf you WILL become
a better ball striker. But if you need help just give us a call or come and
visit us here in lovey Destin Florida!

Be safe and enyoy the Holidays.

Chuck & Randy

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Michael Anthony's Mental Golf Tip NL - Issue 246

Michael Anthony's Mental Golf Tip Newsletter Issue 246: Wednesday - December 17, 2008 Hi Determined Golfer, If you find this newsletter helpful, please tell your friends, associates and golf instructor. Thanks for helping out. Best wishes for a Happy Holidays and a Great New Year in 2009. Michael Anthony. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ "Keep Polishing Your Wheel" If you are new to my newsletter, welcome aboard. Please read "Keep Polishing Your Wheel" at the end of this newsletter. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ GOLFERS LOCKER ROOM BULLETIN BOARD I am pleased to announce that you can listen to my mental golf tips weekly at GolfSmarterTips Podcast. Hi Michael, "I can't thank you enough for your mental keys. We were playing our club champs two weeks ago, and on the Saturday I had one of the most disasters golf rounds of my life. I'm am playing of a 7 handicap and I shot a 86 on the day, which put me in last place in the A devision. "After the round I did promise my playing partners that I would come back the next day because I knew that I just had to fall back on your mental tips. The 3 mental tips that had done it for me were, "Half full or half empty" and "fear can only exist in the future" and "serving two masters". "Believe me when I'm telling you, that after the third hole, I was explaining to my partners how I was going to make my shot and where I was going to land my ball because my confidence level was up. I shot a 74 on the day and evently end up coming second." -Randall Daniels --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It makes my day when you email me your success stories or ask for my help after you have read my book and listened to my CD. Don't be shy. It is always good to share positive feedback with your fellow golfers. Your generosity in sharing your experiences with others will help inspire them to keep polishing their wheel and help you sink an extra putt or two :-) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MENTAL TIP by MICHAEL ANTHONY "The Importance of the Mental Game" To fully comprehend the importance of the mental game of golf, a golfer has to clearly understand what is the purpose of the mental game, and how does one achieve a great mental game? Almost daily, more and more research studies are being released that reveal that much of human behavior, health, and performance are affected by the chemistry of the brain. If a golfer knows how to control the variables that make up their mental game, they can positively influence the chemistry of the brain, and increase their performance. One of the keys to developing a great mental game is to clearly realize that your mental state affects the chemistry of your brain, which in turn affects your ability to perform. Then, it's just a matter of reprogramming your mind to optimize your chemistry so you can play in the zone, or at your highest level of mechanical proficiency. In this limited space I can only briefly touch on some of the mental keys that will help golfers to lower their score. Your thoughts, diet, exercise, rest, environment, and physiology affect the chemistry of your brain. While they are all important, the fastest way to lower your score is to change your thoughts from negative to positive. The easiest way to do this is to understand that all of your thoughts have two components: facts and emotions. You may not like some of the facts that you experience during a round of golf, but it is important to realize that facts are merely facts - fair or unfair. It is even more important to become aware that it is the emotions you attach to these facts that affect your performance. Positive emotions cause your brain to secrete beneficial chemicals that will improve your performance. Conversely, negative emotions cause your brain to secrete chemicals that adversely affect your performance. As simple as this concept sounds, it cannot be denied that you will always play better when you are positive, then when you are negative. Now you know why the mental game is so important. All I have to do to help a golfer shoot lower scores at any level is show them how to reduce their negative emotions and increase their positive emotions. It is almost like magic and works every time if you use "The Mental Keys". The more you learn to master your emotions, the better you will play at any level. The more you master your mechanics, the lower you will score. It doesn't get any simpler than that. In golf most negative emotions originate from concern of the outcome. The key to controlling your emotions is to realize that you cannot serve two masters and be effective. You can choose to be process oriented or remain concerned with the outcome. The only purpose that the outcome has is to give you direction and feedback to make the necessary adjustments to improve your mechanical and mental games. If you train your mind to focus solely on the process of improving and do the work, it is only a matter of time until you achieve your desired outcome. If you insist on serving two masters by being concerned with the outcome while you are trying to improve the process, you greatly diminish your chances for success. The next time you play a round of golf, stop looking over your shoulder at your score. Instead, play one shot at a time totally in the present. If you do, I guarantee you will end up with a lower score. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Super Bonus... When you order my book and CD, you will receive my new book Michael Anthony's Mental Golf Tips, which contains 75 of my favorite mental tips. If you read a tip a day, you will be amazed at how much it will help you to keep polishing your wheel and shoot lower scores. If you are not working on improving your mental game, you are playing golf with only half of the equipment. If you have not read The Mental Keys to Improve Your Golf, your mental game will benefit greatly by seeing the whole picture instead of just pieces contained in these mental tips. My book gives you the tools to improve your mental game. My CD Polish the Wheel makes it much easier to keep using them. "To develop a great mental game, it's critical to realize that your mental state affects the chemistry of your brain which in turn affects your ability to perform. Then, it's just a matter of reprogramming your mind to optimize your chemistry so you can play in the zone." - Michael Anthony Click Now to Lower Your Score -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Keep Polishing Your Wheel" My mission is to help you lower your score by increasing your awareness of how your mind processes information and providing you with insights on how to improve your mental game. It is important for my new subscribers to get up to speed as quickly as possible. If you truly desire to lower your score, read my book and listen to my CD (part one) before and (part two) after you play as well as read my mental tip newsletters. Once you have done your homework, you will have laid the foundation to have one of the best mental games around. The next step is to continue to work on improving your mental game (polish your wheel) until these insights become an instinctive part of your mental makeup. My advice to my old subscribers is to keep polishing your wheel if you want your scores to continue to fall. Since my mental tips are designed to enhance and reinforce your understanding of "The Mental Keys," keep reading them as well as rereading my book from time to time. Some of my newsletters contain new tips and others repeat past tips to refresh your tape. If you keep polishing your wheel, your scores will continue to fall. I guarantee it! Once in awhile, I send out a Golf Announcement to inform you of other golf products that will help you to polish your wheel. Please take a serious look at them. Play well and keep polishing your wheel, Michael Anthony P.S. Once you read this section "Keep Polishing Your Wheel" several times, you can skip it in future newsletters. After several repetitions, just seeing the words "Keep Polishing Your Wheel" will automatically remind you to keep working on improving your mental game. Click for access to my private mental tip archive "The Mental Keys to Improve Your Golf" Michael Anthony P.O. Box 35 Danville, CA 94526 (925) 855-1388 mike@mentalkeys.com www.mentalkeys.com © Copyright 2008 by Michael Anthony. All rights reserved.

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Happy Thanksgiving

As many of you know I don't send out a lot of emails but I just wanted to say thanks for your support.

As we approach the Holiday Season we sometimes take things for granted. Let's not forget our troops around the world that are in harms way to make our country a safer place. Join me in saying a prayer for their safety and resolve these conflicts so that they all may come home to their loved ones.

Of course today after we are stuffed form eating too much, we can also sit back and watch the Cowboys! I wonder if Jessica will be there to watch Tony Romo?

Now for some golf stuff...

Here are four terms you may hear us use a lot and basically what they mean.

Center or the Tripod - Tripod, the head remaining in between the golfers feet. Think of this as a video camera sitting on a Tripod. If the camera gets outside of the tripod base it will tip over!

Swing Plane - The angle of the clubshaft as it sits at address. It may or may not shift to other plane angles during the stroke. Think of the roof of a house. The roof is the plane angle and the gutter is the base of the plane.

The Flying Wedge - There are two of these. The angle formed between the right wrist and the right forearm. The angle between the clubshaft and left arm. The are called flying wedges because they are MOVING!

Low Point - The lowest point in a circle. For two armed - right handed golfers - this is the outside edge of the shoulder arm and shoulder.

If you have questions about these and need more info then just send me an email.

We also have just completed our first radio show. This was just a sample and we hope to have them once a month starting on 2009. The schedule will be posted on the main site and forum so be sure to check them out.

Here's the link to the first show,

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/medicusgolfinstitute/2008/11/20/The-Importance-of-Proper-Information-for-Learning-Golf

I know it's a LOOOOOONNNG link! If it is not "clickable" then cut and paste into your browser bar.

We completed another one of our Instructor Workshops and the attendees included two authorized instructors of the Golfing Machine, a PGA Teacher of the Year - for his section, and a Master PGA Professional - on teaching.

We would also like to congratulate Martin Hall on being selected as the PGA National Teacher of the Year! Way to go Martin!

OK, that's enough for now.

Enjoy the audio and let me know if there is anything we can to help you improve your game.

Oh yeah...Randy says Hi to everyone!

Chuck & Randy

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Michael Anthony's Mental Golf Tip NL - Issue 245

Michael Anthony's Mental Golf Tip Newsletter Issue 245: Wednesday - October 22, 2008 Hi Determined Golfer, If you find this newsletter helpful, please tell your friends, associates and golf instructor. Thanks for helping out. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ "Keep Polishing Your Wheel" If you are new to my newsletter, welcome aboard. Please read "Keep Polishing Your Wheel" at the end of this newsletter. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ GOLFERS LOCKER ROOM BULLETIN BOARD I am pleased to announce that you can listen to my mental golf tips weekly at GolfSmarterTips Podcast. From: Ken Sanford To: Fred Greene, Producer Golf Smarter Tips Podcast "My review of Michael Anthony's Mental Keys kit is necessarily brief and to the point. The simple fact is, if you're not using his mental keys, you're not playing the best golf you are capable of. It's that simple. "His mental keys prove without a doubt that all of us have the potential to play a great game, but our biggest problem (or at least my biggest problem) is that we get in our own way. His keys make it much easier to get out of your own way and play the game you were meant to play. "The books are very, very good, but the real key to his kit (pardon the pun) is the cd. His cd has been invaluable to my reaching the next level. He prepares you mentally to go into your round, then just as importantly, gets you to learn a lot from your round on the ride home. "Now for the good stuff. I was an 18 handicap when I started using his keys. My handicap is down to a 15, and still going much lower, as I'm averaging in the low to mid 80's when I play now. "There isn't much more to say than that. Would you pay 80 bucks to drop your handicap considerably? Then pick up his kit. It's worth every penny." -Ken Sanford --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It makes my day when you email me your success stories or ask for my help after you have read my book and listened to my CD. Don't be shy. It is always good to share positive feedback with your fellow golfers. Your generosity in sharing your experiences with others will help inspire them to keep polishing their wheel and help you sink an extra putt or two :-) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MENTAL TIP by MICHAEL ANTHONY ""You Have to Believe" I would like to share an email correspondence about a question I received. You will find the following helpful in learning to trust the process. "Michael, I have been using your mental keys for a while now, and combined with some focused practice, I am beginning to get back to my best playing. My confidence has returned and I am more focused on the "right" things. I have a question regarding how to deal with the days when I "don't have it". "OK, so here's the question. I find that I can be process oriented and accept bad shots most of the time, but when it goes really bad, like the front 9 I just described, I need to find a way to "right the ship" sooner. I know the answer lies in trusting the process, but the hard cold reality that something funky is going on with your swing makes it very difficult. It's impossible to hit solid shots when your head is in front of the ball at impact, and subconsciously, when I know I haven't found the problem or the cure, trusting the process doesn't work for me. I still hit bad shots and it is very hard not to analyze and "fix it". "I told you once before that I am a believer of Napoleon Hill's "whatever the mind of man can conceive, and BELIEVE, it can achieve". It's a catch 22, when I know something is wrong.... and I'm not sure what it is; I can't "believe"... That seems to be the heart of the problem for me. I have a club championship match tomorrow. Any suggestions?" My response follows: Ed, the key is to continue in trusting the process. The process in this case is to trust your gut (subconscious) to come up with the answer for you. Since you are searching for a mechanical solution while you are playing, time is of the essence. What you have to do is acknowledge that you need an answer to solve your problem. Second, you must free your mind of all negative emotions and keep firing away to the best of your ability. After each shot, if your mind is free of concern about the outcome from a scoring point of view, you will be able to allow your mind to objectively look at the feedback from your last shot. It will use the feedback to come up with an adjustment for you to make. Then, fire away again. Use the feedback to see if "that" was the correct adjustment or what further fine tuning you need to make. Give your subconscious mind the freedom to fail (experiment). It will come up with the correct adjustment much sooner if you are not afraid to experiment or get frustrated. Some times you will run out of time before you solve the riddle and have to work it out on the driving range. Other times you will solve the riddle after only one or two shots. It just depends upon how severe the mechanical adjustment is that needs to be made. Your gut will solve most of your problems very quickly if you allow it the freedom to find a solution without getting emotionally involved in the outcome. Therefore, it is just another process that you have to trust. You have to BELIEVE that your mind has the ability to figure things out if you let it do its thing free of all negative emotions. While you are waiting for the riddle to be solved, by remaining positive the rest of your game will remain intact. Otherwise, if you become negative, it will affect your entire game and everything will fall apart. I hope this helps in time for tomorrow. "Michael, thanks for taking the time to respond. You've made my day. I have enough confidence in my knowledge of the game and my abilities that I can "believe" I'll fix it. In fact, that's actually what happened in the round I described to you ...without realizing it ...I just went through my routine ...insured my setup was correct, and used "feel" keys to "right the ship". At least now I'll have a process to follow if something goes haywire today. I'm playing the guy I beat in the finals last year, so I'll need to be mentally tough." Ed, I am glad I was able to help. Not that it really matters, but let me know how you do today. Winning or losing is not the issue. The issue is what did you learn today to be better tomorrow. Winning is the result of doing the process better than your competitor. "Michael, The good news is, I won my match 4 & 3. The better news is that I didn't have my A game today ...I was blocking, pulling, and slicing my way around the course...but managed to make a few key birdies, and several scrambling pars, and dropped a few bombs on the putting green. "Your advice about trusting my subconscious to "analyze problems and come up with the answer" was a key. I figured out what was wrong, fixing it was a challenge though because it was 2 things...and managed to get through the match. "Another key thing that I may have mentioned to you previously, is that I have been blessed with the ability to be mentally tough when it's necessary. Your TMK, however, has given me more of a context to recognize what I was doing right...and wrong. It has actually added to my mental toughness because I am becoming a believer in your mental process and I have something definitive to fall back on. The more it works, the better it gets ...guess my tape is getting re-programmed ...smile" Ed, Way to go. It's always good to see that the process pay off. What is so great about the system is that the mind/body feedback loop puts you in a box. You just can't get away with any negativity, especially when you are going for the Gold. All you have to do is be honest with yourself and make the mental and mechanical adjustments. But, you have to BELIEVE! "Mike, I thought I'd let you know how the final match went. 21 holes...and as you can imagine, over that length of time there were many opportunities to "test" your game and your mental approach. Several "if you miss this putt...you will lose the match", and "how will I explain how I lost this match", and "wow, it will be great to be the champ 3 years in a row" " All the things that affect everyone. Well, your process was my "life preserver". I stayed in the present, most of the time, and I dealt with the fear of losing, and I managed to overcome the "dips" that jeopardized my goal and I was the winner on the 21st hole. "There was one interesting moment that I know you will understand. Approaching the green on the 20th hole, my opponent said to me "well, no matter what happens, we've had a good match, you can't do much better than extra holes".....I knew immediately that my desire was greater than his. Extra holes wasn't the goal for me .....winning was. It's even similar to one of your examples. Thought you'd be interested. "Thanks again for all the sound advice. You'll start getting some orders from here. Some of my friends are becoming believers." Ed, Thanks for the update. I used our correspondence in my mental tip newsletter to help illustrate that these principles work in combat and are not just wishful thinking. Many golfers are afraid to let go of the outcome and trust the process. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Super Bonus... When you order my book and CD, you will receive my new book Michael Anthony's Mental Golf Tips, which contains 75 of my favorite mental tips. If you read a tip a day, you will be amazed at how much it will help you to keep polishing your wheel and shoot lower scores. If you are not working on improving your mental game, you are playing golf with only half of the equipment. If you have not read The Mental Keys to Improve Your Golf, your mental game will benefit greatly by seeing the whole picture instead of just pieces contained in these mental tips. My book gives you the tools to improve your mental game. My CD Polish the Wheel makes it much easier to keep using them. "To develop a great mental game, it's critical to realize that your mental state affects the chemistry of your brain which in turn affects your ability to perform. Then, it's just a matter of reprogramming your mind to optimize your chemistry so you can play in the zone." - Michael Anthony Click Now to Lower Your Score -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Keep Polishing Your Wheel" My mission is to help you lower your score by increasing your awareness of how your mind processes information and providing you with insights on how to improve your mental game. It is important for my new subscribers to get up to speed as quickly as possible. If you truly desire to lower your score, read my book and listen to my CD (part one) before and (part two) after you play as well as read my mental tip newsletters. Once you have done your homework, you will have laid the foundation to have one of the best mental games around. The next step is to continue to work on improving your mental game (polish your wheel) until these insights become an instinctive part of your mental makeup. My advice to my old subscribers is to keep polishing your wheel if you want your scores to continue to fall. Since my mental tips are designed to enhance and reinforce your understanding of "The Mental Keys," keep reading them as well as rereading my book from time to time. Some of my newsletters contain new tips and others repeat past tips to refresh your tape. If you keep polishing your wheel, your scores will continue to fall. I guarantee it! Once in awhile, I send out a Golf Announcement to inform you of other golf products that will help you to polish your wheel. Please take a serious look at them. Play well and keep polishing your wheel, Michael Anthony P.S. Once you read this section "Keep Polishing Your Wheel" several times, you can skip it in future newsletters. After several repetitions, just seeing the words "Keep Polishing Your Wheel" will automatically remind you to keep working on improving your mental game. Click for access to my private mental tip archive "The Mental Keys to Improve Your Golf" Michael Anthony P.O. Box 35 Danville, CA 94526 (925) 855-1388 mike@mentalkeys.com www.mentalkeys.com © Copyright 2008 by Michael Anthony. All rights reserved.

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Michael Anthony's Mental Golf Tip NL - Issue 244

Michael Anthony's Mental Golf Tip Newsletter Issue 244: Tuesday - September 22, 2008 Hi Determined Golfer, If you find this newsletter helpful, please tell your friends, associates and golf instructor. Thanks for helping out. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ "Keep Polishing Your Wheel" If you are new to my newsletter, welcome aboard. Please read "Keep Polishing Your Wheel" at the end of this newsletter. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ GOLFERS LOCKER ROOM BULLETIN BOARD I am pleased to announce that you can listen to my mental golf tips weekly at GolfSmarterTips Podcast. Hi Michael, "I thought I would drop you a line and let you know how I am going using "The Metal Keys." I have been frustrated with my golf over the past year. I came in from 14 to 9 in a matter of months after I gave Cricket up and concentrated on golf. For 12 months I have been unable to move from 9 handicap. I have read "Golf is not a game of perfect." "Eye on the Ball Mind in the Game." "Think like Tiger," and a number of other self-help books to go to the next level and get to low single figures. "All the books I have read about self-help and how to improve the mental game for golf never explained it in the way you do. I received your book "The Mental Keys" and CD,10 days ago, and have read the book and listened to the CD a number of times. "On the weekend was the first round I have played using your play in the moment, and focus on the process method. I did not get the 4-step process correct each time, but did play in the moment about 80% of the time. "I thought about the result a couple of times, but caught myself and refocused on the process. I missed a couple of putts. As I was doing my process, one of the members of my group said you have made every put from this length today, the put is in. I lost focus and missed it it. No matter I thought, and did not let this get me down. I went to the next hole, and made a 15 footer for par. "Only using the process correctly 80% of the time, I shot 75 net 65 and won by 3 shots. New handicap 8.9 down from 10.1. This is all due to using "The Mental Keys" and playing in the present, and doing my process with out focusing on the result. "I would like to say thanks. This is the first Mental improvement book and CD that has given me the knowledge I need to feel confident that if I follow the process, I will achieve my goals and succeed." Thanks, Niven Bawden --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It makes my day when you email me your success stories or ask for my help after you have read my book and listened to my CD. Don't be shy. It is always good to share positive feedback with your fellow golfers. Your generosity in sharing your experiences with others will help inspire them to keep polishing their wheel and help you sink an extra putt or two :-) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MENTAL TIP by MICHAEL ANTHONY "Relaxed and Poised" One of the keys to playing well is the ability to relax and play without stress and tension. Once you are relaxed, the key to playing at your best is your ability to become poised to enter the zone. This is quite an undertaking for the average golfer, but poise under pressure is what all great golfers have in common. This trance like state is what they love and live for. Unfortunately, many golfers find it hard to relax because they are too stressed out trying to play well and shoot a low score. Some golfers who can relax complain that it is hard to play well because they are too relaxed. That's because they don't take the next step and get poised before executing their shot. Let's quickly review the four-step routine in "The Mental Keys"; 1) feedback response, 2) relax, 3) preparation and 4) instinctive execution. Once you make your shot whether it was good or bad, learn from the feedback. Since it's over and is now just history, take the time to clear your mind and relax before you prepare for your next shot. Now that you are relaxed, it's time to prepare for the shot you're facing. First, you have to take in all of the inputs necessary for your mind to calculate the requirements to execute the shot at hand. Then, it is time to become poised so you can prepare your mind and body to execute while in the zone, which is when you play at your best. So how do you become poised? The answer to this question is the key to excellence in golf and life. Once you are relaxed and have taken in the inputs, you focus intently on your target expecting to hit it without any concern about the outcome. While doing this, slow down and take your time. It's similar to putting yourself into a trance like state of mind. By making this practice the most important part of your preshot routine, you will start to get a feel for what is it like to be poised and ready to execute in the zone. You will be in the present without any thoughts about the past or future. You will not have a care in the world except your total focus on your target. Your mind will have its full intention on hitting the target without being attached to achieving the outcome. Your brain's chemistry will be at its optimum and you will be poised to execute your shot instinctively. It takes time and effort to train yourself to become poised. Once you master this art, your game will never be the same because you will fully realize that controlling your state of mind is the key to increasing your ability and probability of making the shot. (You will benefit greatly by rereading my previous tip "Trust Your Triangle" in my member archive.) So if you want to lower your score, forget about scoring. Focus on becoming relaxed and poised so your subconscious can do the work for you. This is what great players do. If you doubt this, just ask Jack, Arnold or Tiger. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Super Bonus... When you order my book and CD, you will receive my new book Michael Anthony's Mental Golf Tips, which contains 75 of my favorite mental tips. If you read a tip a day, you will be amazed at how much it will help you to keep polishing your wheel and shoot lower scores. If you are not working on improving your mental game, you are playing golf with only half of the equipment. If you have not read The Mental Keys to Improve Your Golf, your mental game will benefit greatly by seeing the whole picture instead of just pieces contained in these mental tips. My book gives you the tools to improve your mental game. My CD Polish the Wheel makes it much easier to keep using them. "To develop a great mental game, it's critical to realize that your mental state affects the chemistry of your brain which in turn affects your ability to perform. Then, it's just a matter of reprogramming your mind to optimize your chemistry so you can play in the zone." - Michael Anthony Click Now to Lower Your Score -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Keep Polishing Your Wheel" My mission is to help you lower your score by increasing your awareness of how your mind processes information and providing you with insights on how to improve your mental game. It is important for my new subscribers to get up to speed as quickly as possible. If you truly desire to lower your score, read my book and listen to my CD (part one) before and (part two) after you play as well as read my mental tip newsletters. Once you have done your homework, you will have laid the foundation to have one of the best mental games around. The next step is to continue to work on improving your mental game (polish your wheel) until these insights become an instinctive part of your mental makeup. My advice to my old subscribers is to keep polishing your wheel if you want your scores to continue to fall. Since my mental tips are designed to enhance and reinforce your understanding of "The Mental Keys," keep reading them as well as rereading my book from time to time. Some of my newsletters contain new tips and others repeat past tips to refresh your tape. If you keep polishing your wheel, your scores will continue to fall. I guarantee it! Once in awhile, I send out a Golf Announcement to inform you of other golf products that will help you to polish your wheel. Please take a serious look at them. Play well and keep polishing your wheel, Michael Anthony P.S. Once you read this section "Keep Polishing Your Wheel" several times, you can skip it in future newsletters. After several repetitions, just seeing the words "Keep Polishing Your Wheel" will automatically remind you to keep working on improving your mental game. Click for access to my private mental tip archive "The Mental Keys to Improve Your Golf" Michael Anthony P.O. Box 35 Danville, CA 94526 (925) 855-1388 mike@mentalkeys.com www.mentalkeys.com © Copyright 2008 by Michael Anthony. All rights reserved.

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Michael Anthony's Mental Golf Tip NL - Issue 243

Michael Anthony's Mental Golf Tip Newsletter Issue 243: Thursday - September 4, 2008 Hi Determined Golfer, If you find this newsletter helpful, please tell your friends, associates and golf instructor. Thanks for helping out. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ "Keep Polishing Your Wheel" If you are new to my newsletter, welcome aboard. Please read "Keep Polishing Your Wheel" at the end of this newsletter. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ GOLFERS LOCKER ROOM BULLETIN BOARD I am pleased to announce that you can listen to my mental golf tips weekly at GolfSmarterTips Podcast. Hi Michael, "You were generous and kind enough to speak with me on the telephone. You encouraged me to more fully embrace "The Mental Keys" daily affirmation, and suggested that I focus a bit on tracks 6, 7, and 11 on your CD. "I have been making the (now MY) daily affirmation a part of every day and have listened to the tracks that you suggested over and over again. In addition, I have made a couple of other changes to my normal routine while playing golf. When I started listening to your CD and reading your book, I stopped keeping track of my score from hole to hole. I would however add up my score after playing nine holes before making the turn. It seems that I was sabotaging my game by doing so... If I was having a good round, my subconscious mind seemed to take over and make the appropriate corrections to insure that I played in the mid to high 80's where I have been stuck (my comfort zone). "Today, I made an explicit decision to not add up my score after the first nine - I knew of course that I had a good round going, but I did not inform my subconscious mind by adding up the numbers. Instead, I just kept playing one shot at a time while focusing on the process of making each shot. This I hope will assist in reprogramming my tape to a new scoring comfort zone. "Today, I shot 78 (par 71 course) breaking 80 for the first time in six months. I had only broke 80 three times before, and have been stuck in the mid 80's all this year (except for an occasional excursion into the low 90's). "Thank you, Michael for helping me to get and stay focused, I am eager to continue Polishing My Wheel. My handicap index has dropped by two strokes in the past two weeks since we spoke - all of my rounds since that conversation have been less than 85 and most below 83." -Jeff Winders ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It makes my day when you email me your success stories or ask for my help after you have read my book and listened to my CD. Don't be shy. It is always good to share positive feedback with your fellow golfers. Your generosity in sharing your experiences with others will help inspire them to keep polishing their wheel and help you sink an extra putt or two :-) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MENTAL TIP by MICHAEL ANTHONY "Playing in the Present" The hardest thing to communicate to a golfer is the importance of changing their world view from outcome to process thinking because they have been conditioned from birth by society to judge their success from their results. It takes a leap of faith to trust that perfecting the process, which includes staying in the present and not thinking, will produce the results one is striving to achieve. It's like trying to explain the Zen koan of the "sound of one hand clapping" used to train Zen Buddhist monks to abandon ultimate dependence on reason, and force them into gaining sudden intuititive enlightenment. Would you like to increase your concentration, and keep from losing your focus during a round of golf? Would you like to play without fear and being nervous? Would you like to eliminate mental mistakes and mental collapses when you have the lead, or are shooting a great round? Of course, you would. By training your mind to play in the present without concern of the outcome, you greatly increase your ability to do so. Playing in the present is exactly what it is - the present. You are in the present when you are without any thoughts or concerns about the past or future. Nothing else exists except the present, and the truth of your circumstances. Your past brought you into the present, and how well you do in the present will create your future. Any thoughts about the past or future take you out of the present, and affect your ability to perform to your full potential in the moment, which is all you have. Explaining the present is the easy part. The hard part is to fully REALIZE that the present is the only thing that matters because it is the only thing that exists. Everything else is just a fairy tale that exists in your imagination or desires. Golfers with a strong mental game realize that the present is all that they can control. They have learned to play in the present without concern about the past or future outcomes. They realize the power of just being in the moment with the full intention and expectation to accomplish their desires without attachment to the results. When they are at their best, they play on instinct and trust their subconscious to make it happen for them. Learning to play in the present on instinct requires time and effort. That is why experience is such a priceless commodity. Because when all else fails, the truth emerges from one's experiences if you are honest with yourself. By training your mind to play in the present, you can shorten the time required to experience the power of being free to play on instinct and in the zone. Unfortunately, many golfers never learn to stop dwelling on their past and future outcomes. How about you? The trick (or mental key) to being in the present is to allow yourself to learn from the feedback each shot provides without your ego being involved in the outcome. By being honest about your present mechanical, strategic, physical, and mental limitations, you will increase your awareness of what you can do to improve your present abilities. Then, it becomes a question of how strong your desire is to make the necessary changes or adjustments to improve. If you don't have the desire or time to do the work to improve, that's OK. Just make sure that you play in the present without thinking or concern about the outcome so you can get the most mileage from your present limitations. If you do, you will shoot lower scores. FYI - Making "The Mental Keys" Daily Affirmation a major part of your life is one of the best ways to train yourself to be in the present. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Super Bonus... When you order my book and CD, you will receive my new book Michael Anthony's Mental Golf Tips, which contains 75 of my favorite mental tips. If you read a tip a day, you will be amazed at how much it will help you to keep polishing your wheel and shoot lower scores. If you are not working on improving your mental game, you are playing golf with only half of the equipment. If you have not read The Mental Keys to Improve Your Golf, your mental game will benefit greatly by seeing the whole picture instead of just pieces contained in these mental tips. My book gives you the tools to improve your mental game. My CD Polish the Wheel makes it much easier to keep using them. "To develop a great mental game, it's critical to realize that your mental state affects the chemistry of your brain which in turn affects your ability to perform. Then, it's just a matter of reprogramming your mind to optimize your chemistry so you can play in the zone." - Michael Anthony Click Now to Lower Your Score -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Keep Polishing Your Wheel" My mission is to help you lower your score by increasing your awareness of how your mind processes information and providing you with insights on how to improve your mental game. It is important for my new subscribers to get up to speed as quickly as possible. If you truly desire to lower your score, read my book and listen to my CD (part one) before and (part two) after you play as well as read my mental tip newsletters. Once you have done your homework, you will have laid the foundation to have one of the best mental games around. The next step is to continue to work on improving your mental game (polish your wheel) until these insights become an instinctive part of your mental makeup. My advice to my old subscribers is to keep polishing your wheel if you want your scores to continue to fall. Since my mental tips are designed to enhance and reinforce your understanding of "The Mental Keys," keep reading them as well as rereading my book from time to time. Some of my newsletters contain new tips and others repeat past tips to refresh your tape. If you keep polishing your wheel, your scores will continue to fall. I guarantee it! Once in awhile, I send out a Golf Announcement to inform you of other golf products that will help you to polish your wheel. Please take a serious look at them. Play well and keep polishing your wheel, Michael Anthony P.S. Once you read this section "Keep Polishing Your Wheel" several times, you can skip it in future newsletters. After several repetitions, just seeing the words "Keep Polishing Your Wheel" will automatically remind you to keep working on improving your mental game. Click for access to my private mental tip archive "The Mental Keys to Improve Your Golf" Michael Anthony P.O. Box 35 Danville, CA 94526 (925) 855-1388 mike@mentalkeys.com www.mentalkeys.com © Copyright 2008 by Michael Anthony. All rights reserved.

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Michael Anthony's Mental Golf Tip NL - Issue 242

Michael Anthony's Mental Golf Tip Newsletter Issue 242: Tuesday - August 19, 2008 Hi Determined Golfer, If you find this newsletter helpful, please tell your friends, associates and golf instructor. Thanks for helping out. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ "Keep Polishing Your Wheel" If you are new to my newsletter, welcome aboard. Please read "Keep Polishing Your Wheel" at the end of this newsletter. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ GOLFERS LOCKER ROOM BULLETIN BOARD I am pleased to announce that you can listen to my mental golf tips weekly at GolfSmarterTips Podcast. "Thanks, I have now reached my goal for the season: a single digit handicap (9)! "My handicap was over 12 at the start of the season, but your tips and advice have made me far more consistent on the course, allowing me to have more fun and score lower (and bring my handicap down 25%!!)" -Bill Garden "P.S. My new goals are a 6 handicap and even more fun on the course!" ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It makes my day when you email me your success stories or ask for my help after you have read my book and listened to my CD. Don't be shy. It is always good to share positive feedback with your fellow golfers. Your generosity in sharing your experiences with others will help inspire them to keep polishing their wheel and help you sink an extra putt or two :-) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MENTAL TIP by MICHAEL ANTHONY "Experiencing Non-Thinking" When I work with a golfer, or any athlete, I always ask: "What are you thinking about when you are performing at your best?" The answer is always the same: "I'm not thinking." They are operating on instinct. If you ask yourself that same question, I'll bet your answer will be the same: "I'm not thinking when I perform at my best." In spite of the above, I get emails asking me: "How does one forget about the outcome - or accomplish such a 'I couldn't care less about the outcome' state when I want to win, birdie, par, look good, or whatever? Some part of me always knows I really do want to win. Pretend you don't want to win and you'll win? Doesn't sound like something you would agree with? So why does reading your book or listening to your CD every time I play help me enter this 'hoot less' state?" It's not that you care less about the outcome, but you greatly increase your probability of success to achieve the outcome you desire by not thinking about it. Just expect to be successful if everything goes right, trust your triangle and focus on seeing the ball being hit without thinking about the outcome. Another way to increase your probability of success is to take lessons and work on improving your mechanics so you don't have to think about them while you are playing. The ability to clear your mind of all thoughts takes time and mental training to accomplish. It has taken me years to be able to accomplish this and I'm still working at it because negative thoughts still pop up. When they do, I take a deep breath, talk to myself, tell my thoughts to go away, and then go about my business without thinking about the outcome. I don't make all of my shots, but I make a lot of them. The one's that I don't make, I don't worry about because I'm not perfect and I'm willing to allow the outcome to happen - good or bad. Then I learn from the feedback how to improve. This process works for me, and will work for you if you work at it. It's impossible to explain to your mind the experience of being in the present without thinking about the outcome because your mind's job is to think. It's your spirit that experiences non-thinking. It took Eugen Herrigel, the author of "Zen in the Art of Archery," six years of Zen training to experience the experience of non-attachment to the outcome. My unique mental training program gives your spirit very exact sign posts to follow that will allow you to experience the experience of non-thinking without taking six years of intense study under a Zen Master. The proof is in the pudding. If you read the testimonials on my website, you will find that many golfers have experienced that experience by following the sign posts explained in my book. My CD "Polish the Wheel" makes it easier to follow them. The choice is yours. You can keep thinking about the outcome or use "The Mental Keys" to experience the experience of non-thinking and lower scores. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Super Bonus... When you order my book and CD, you will receive my new book Michael Anthony's Mental Golf Tips, which contains 75 of my favorite mental tips. If you read a tip a day, you will be amazed at how much it will help you to keep polishing your wheel and shoot lower scores. If you are not working on improving your mental game, you are playing golf with only half of the equipment. If you have not read The Mental Keys to Improve Your Golf, your mental game will benefit greatly by seeing the whole picture instead of just pieces contained in these mental tips. My book gives you the tools to improve your mental game. My CD Polish the Wheel makes it much easier to keep using them. "To develop a great mental game, it's critical to realize that your mental state affects the chemistry of your brain which in turn affects your ability to perform. Then, it's just a matter of reprogramming your mind to optimize your chemistry so you can play in the zone." - Michael Anthony Click Now to Lower Your Score -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Keep Polishing Your Wheel" My mission is to help you lower your score by increasing your awareness of how your mind processes information and providing you with insights on how to improve your mental game. It is important for my new subscribers to get up to speed as quickly as possible. If you truly desire to lower your score, read my book and listen to my CD (part one) before and (part two) after you play as well as read my mental tip newsletters. Once you have done your homework, you will have laid the foundation to have one of the best mental games around. The next step is to continue to work on improving your mental game (polish your wheel) until these insights become an instinctive part of your mental makeup. My advice to my old subscribers is to keep polishing your wheel if you want your scores to continue to fall. Since my mental tips are designed to enhance and reinforce your understanding of "The Mental Keys," keep reading them as well as rereading my book from time to time. Some of my newsletters contain new tips and others repeat past tips to refresh your tape. If you keep polishing your wheel, your scores will continue to fall. I guarantee it! Once in awhile, I send out a Golf Announcement to inform you of other golf products that will help you to polish your wheel. Please take a serious look at them. Play well and keep polishing your wheel, Michael Anthony P.S. Once you read this section "Keep Polishing Your Wheel" several times, you can skip it in future newsletters. After several repetitions, just seeing the words "Keep Polishing Your Wheel" will automatically remind you to keep working on improving your mental game. Click for access to my private mental tip archive "The Mental Keys to Improve Your Golf" Michael Anthony P.O. Box 35 Danville, CA 94526 (925) 855-1388 mike@mentalkeys.com www.mentalkeys.com © Copyright 2008 by Michael Anthony. All rights reserved.

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