Why your hands are SO important to your game. Mark joins Karl for an insightful discussion about his journey over the past five years and his extensive experience in the world of golf. They delve into the significance of beliefs and perception in movement and performance. Mark emphasizes the intertwined nature of the brain and body, particularly the crucial role hands play in movement coordination. They explore how beliefs shape behaviors, the evolving myths in golf training, and the importance of context and understanding in coaching. Reflecting on the past, present, and future of golf training, Mark provides practical advice for golfers looking to improve their game through a more nuanced understanding of body mechanics, belief systems, and performance markers. 00:00 Introduction and Reunion 00:26 Mark's Background and Early Influences 02:31 Understanding Belief Systems in Performance 05:15 Common Myths and Misconceptions in Golf 08:25 The Role of Emotions and Context in Performance 13:10 Adapting to Different Training Environments 14:43 Planning Effective Winter Training Programs 21:52 Balancing Internal and External Focus 27:36 The Four Choices in Performance 28:03 The Role of Hands in Skill Development 29:22 Vision and Movement Connection 31:04 Hands and Clubface Awareness 35:57 Historical Insights and Modern Science 45:09 Learning vs. Practicing 49:34 Conclusion and Final Thoughts To find out more about Mark Bull go to https://bull3d.net/ To book your 'Mind Caddie' workshop go to www.themindfactor.com To download your free Mind Caddie 7 day trial go to https://www.mindcaddie.golf

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