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Welcome to Natural Golf Improvement.

Have you ever wondered if there has to be a more efficient way to improve your game than just practice practice practice?

In fact, the above advice is most times the worst way to improve your game.

Why?

Because most people (including professional golfers) don't know how to move efficiently and with good organisation to begin with.

If you take inefficient movement and then apply it to a complex action like your swing you have problems compounding on problems.

There is a better way!

Improve your quality of movement as you improve your game.

If anything, putting too much attention on the different aspects of your swing tends to tighten you up.

The idea is to avoid fighting against old patterns and habits.

There are specific exercises that are designed to improve your quality of movement to a very high degree, specifically with the golf swing in mind. They are very gentle, and are good for beginners and professionals alike, regardless of age or fitness level.

If you know the right techniques it is relatively easy to then re-integrate this 'higher quality of movement' into both your game and your life in general.

All these strategies, techniques and exercises are available on this website.

Mastering Golf - Using NLP and Feldenkrais

This contains a series of Feldenkrais exercises designed to develop your body for a superior swing.

It also includes comprehensive strategies from Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) for integrating the mind into your swing and performance.

Along with our specific performance strategies this is the first time I know of these combined strategies into this game.

They are extremely effective.

To learn more please check here. Improve your Golf Swing and Look Good Doing It

If you want to know more about Feldenkrais please check here.

Create a Healthy Flexible Body

If you want to know more about NLP please check here.

How NLP Works

Some of This Game's Frustrations

The reality for most of us is a little different:

• you only get to play every now and then
• there isn't enough consistent time on the course to develop your game
• when you are playing a round you actually want to just enjoy it and not nit-pick every aspect of your game
• there is no time to really practice - to get to a driving range or course
• it takes too long to get into your game - half the round is over before you start hitting them well
• somehow you always seem to repeat the same mistakes
• for every bit of improvement you get you slip back just as far - usually when you are on show
• not to mention confusion over all the different types of equipment and techniques

Don't worry - help is at hand!

For a fraction of the time that it takes you to play a round you can begin to improve your game, on your terms, throughout the week away from the course.

Learn how to train your body to move in an elegant, fluid way with effortless power and tune this into your game with precision timing and balance.

As well, learn how to train your mind to start each round at your best and maintain it.

Most importantly, learn how to keep on improving continuously whether you are on the course or not.