Today on the Brain Booster we are joined by top performance coach Nick Bradley. Nick will be familiar to many of you with his work as a Sky Sports analyst. He has coached winners on every major tour. Most notably his work with Justin Rose. During their time together Justin went from 125th in the world to 5th.

Nick has written two best selling books called the ‘7 Laws of the Golf Swing’ and ‘Kinetic Golf’. He has also been a keynote presenter to many top companies across the USA

We spent a great time together discussing all things golf and inevitably all things corona virus related.

Our discussion went into some interesting and unexpected directions. We got into some fascinating areas looking at the philosophy of the game and how the current crisis may allow us to come out at the other side with a much more enduring and stable perspective.

How to control ‘the stimulus’. There is now so much noise around us. So much contrasting and conflicting information.

How a ‘game manager’ may well be the next level of elite coaching. Why having a ‘team’ can sometimes create the very problems we are aiming to fix.

How to manage your ‘mental energy’

What the real true greats of the game can teach us about longevity and also strength of character.

Jack Nicklaus

Tiger Woods

Ben Hogan

Rory McIllroy

Why it is so important to manage your tendencies as opposed to constantly looking for the latest quick fix. We all have innate golfing tendencies that can be managed to allow the best golf YOU are capable of to shine through.

Some great advice for golf coaches

Be a ‘king of solutions’ not gadgets.

Fix the problem with a clear solution.

Nick was asked by Paul McGinley to be a consultant with him for the Ryder Cup. We discuss how he was enlisted to create effective ‘subliminal images’ for the team. Nick shares some great insights from the very inside of the team room. Also he shares some really personal information about how a personal tragedy knocked him sideways and how much he valued the invitation from Paul McGinley

You will gain so much from today’s show. It will really get you to think so much about the current situation and more importantly what you can DO about it.

For more information about Nick Bradley go to www.bradleygolf.com

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Originally from London, England, Nick has lived in the US since 2005. Nick has instructed winners on every major professional tour in the world.

Most notably his work with England’s Justin Rose (2006 – 2009) placed Nick firmly on the world map of golf instruction with Justin rising from world number 125 to number 5. With Nick’s guidance, Justin also won the 2007 European Order of Merit (European number 1) in a world record of just 12 events, Ryder Cup 2008 and winning 3 times around the world.

 

 

Originally from London, England, Nick has lived in the US since 2005. Nick has instructed winners on every major professional tour in the world.

Most notably his work with England’s Justin Rose (2006 – 2009) placed Nick firmly on the world map of golf instruction with Justin rising from world number 125 to number 5. With Nick’s guidance, Justin also won the 2007 European Order of Merit (European number 1) in a world record of just 12 events, Ryder Cup 2008 and winning 3 times around the world.

 

 

Originally from London, England, Nick has lived in the US since 2005. Nick has instructed winners on every major professional tour in the world.

Most notably his work with England’s Justin Rose (2006 – 2009) placed Nick firmly on the world map of golf instruction with Justin rising from world number 125 to number 5. With Nick’s guidance, Justin also won the 2007 European Order of Merit (European number 1) in a world record of just 12 events, Ryder Cup 2008 and winning 3 times around the world.