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Practice to Learn. Play to Win.

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Practice to Learn. Play to Win.

Psychology Of Learning

Section I teaches the mindset of learning. This is an important place to begin because the right mindset can help you create long term improvement whereas the wrong mindset often produces short term success but long term frustration. Creating the right mindset is like creating a good foundation in golf. Without having the proper grip and stance it is tough to have the proper swing. Learn the mindset and the rest will come easily.

A poor foundation jeopardizes the building built upon it.

(picture from Peter Lik : http://www.peterlik.com/)
Psychology Of Learning

Tools For Learning

Section II gives you the tools of learning. In this section we will talk about how people generally practice and why they get frustrated when practice does not turn into better golf scores. We will also focus on proven scientific methods for increasing learning and decreasing scores.

Section II gives you the tools of success and tells you how to use them.

Tools For Learning

About the Author

Dr. Mark GuadagnoliDr. Mark Guadagnoli has been a university Professor for nearly two decades and has taught and lectured at several universities including Arizona State University, Harvard University, UCLA, UNLV, and USC. He specializes in human performance and learning and has received numerous awards for this work (3-time Student of the Year at Auburn University, multiple time Teacher of the Year and Researcher of the Year).

Dr. Guadagnoli has published more than 100 articles and abstracts and is the author of three books [Practice to Learn, Play to Win (1st Edition), Human Learning; Biology, Brain, and Neuroscience (1st Edition), and Practice to Learn, Play to Win (2nd Edition)]. He has been invited to present this work around the world including such countries as Canada, China, France, Germany, and Scotland. In addition to his consulting work for companies including Zappos.com, General Motors, Bose, Sony, Ford, and Panasonic, Dr. Guadagnoli has worked with athletes in several sports including the U.S.A. Olympic Elite Track and Field Coaches.

His specializes in performance optimization for golf and corporate executives. He has worked with PGA, LPGA, and Nationwide tour winners, collegiate All-Americans, a US Amateur Publinks Champion, Masters and US Open participants, Palmer Cup member, Canadian National Team members, many NCAA All-Americans, a Junior World Champion winner, and World Amateur winner, and with corporate executives from Zappos.Com, SkyMedia, and Jelfin. Dr. Guadagnoli has been featured in the New York Times, Golf Magazine, GolfDigest, ESPN Radio, and CBS Sports.

He is currently a faculty member at UNLV and Senior Scientist at Triad Consulting, Inc.


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Mark has shown me some incredible insights into how the mind and the body work together. He helps high achievers take their game to the next level. He is also an incredible genuine person and a great friend.

- Alfred Lin, COO/CFO - Zappos.com