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Don't practice golf unless you...

From the desk of Nick Bayley, Director of Instruction, ConsisentGolf

Some people think that you have to practice a lot to get really good
at golf, and that simply is not true.

You see, practicing golf is only going to benefit you when you're
practicing the correct things. If you're practicing the WRONG things
and you keep doing that you're obviously NOT going to get better.

So I believe, if you don't know what to practice to help you improve
then DON'T practice.

When I was a teenager I left school to pursue playing professional
golf and I had all day every day to practice. But I got to a certain
point where I didn't improve...in fact, I slowly got worse.

Why?

Simple because I was practicing the wrong things. I didn't have a clue
what I should be practicing. I just practiced and practiced and practiced.
And like I said before, if you don't know what you should practice to improve then you shouldn't practice.

So all the hours and hours I spent practicing were a waste of time.

And if you spend time practicing and you're not sure exactly whether what
you're doing is going to improve your golf game, then you too will be wasting your time.

So my advice is this...DON'T practice unless you know exactly that what
you're doing is going to improve your golf game. Click here. http://snipurl.com/golfinfo

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what they need to practice so they WILL improve.

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if you improve.

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ciao ciao

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