@ohare is undoubtedly the worst airport for constant flight delays. A simple 45-minute flight turned into nearly a 2-hour ordeal, and we're still stuck on the runway. It's unacceptable that 50% of the passengers are missing their connections.
@British_Airways 9 hours to get to Amsterdam ??? Well done .
I literally just got off a flight from Denver to Heathrow in less time.
Your service has become progressively worse over the years .
5 hours to fly from Heathrow to Glasgow with no in-flight service or food. The worst care of its passengers I've experienced in years of traveling @British_Airways
The 55-minute journey turns into a 4-hour trip due to poorly run check-in systems, slow checks, and not enough fuel board to get us to the destination. Wizz Air is better than BA
@andewj@GolfTalkCanada@GolfCanada Hi Andrew, She's there because she qualified as one of the top two in the country. That doesn't require an opinion.
Especially an opinion as poorly exercised as this. Btw I'm Alenas coach.
Every player gets the job differently, with a quirk / idiosyncratic move.
These are often viewed as flaws, but it's often why the motion works.
Before you diagnose it as a problem, let's ask ourselves why it works.
Every great player has something that's theirs hidden within
Telling a golfer what to feel is a dangerous game.
Let the golfer develop their feelings; it's more effective, it's learned and based upon discovery. Encouraging the interpretation is critical.
Scrolling Social media, I constantly see golf coaches stating it must feel****
Imagine if you had no preconceived ideas of what your swing should look like and concentrate on what the ball flight was doing.
My bet is your swing would look different,
Imagine if you had no preconceived ideas of what a pretty swing should look like but just reacted to the ball flight and its consistency.
I bet that it would look different to the Instagram models, and whatever neutral is supposed to look like
To coach one method, we must have the skills and systems to implement our bias to every person, and typically, this is formulated against a robust set of preferences and rules. The difficulty comes when as a coach, you have no wiggle room for the player
To coach the player, we have to be human and respect every pattern we see, weigh up its functionality and provide the most suitable matchup based on a long-term plan to increase performance
As coaches, we can choose either to coach a method or the player.
Both have systems and processes. But both will produce very different outcomes. We must understand the difference.