On Training and Trusting Mind Sets
Mental GameThis tip originally came to me from a good friend and great coach “Jonathan Wallett” runs the Golf Academy ELITE COACHING. Here’s what Jonathan had to say about Training and Trusting Mind Sets.
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This tip originally came to me from a good friend and great coach “Jonathan Wallett” runs the Golf Academy ELITE COACHING. Here’s what Jonathan had to say about Training and Trusting Mind Sets.
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