How to Focus Part 2; #1 Most Popular Golf Teacher on You Tube Shawn Clement

http://www.shawnclementgolf.com Shawn Clement, #1 MOST POPULAR INSTRUCTOR-TEACHER ON YOU TUBE and Director of the Richmond Hill Golf Learning Centre, CLASS A CANADIAN PGA MEMBER, shows you the proper way of focusing when over the ball; this will help you organize what really should be going through your mind at the moment of truth!
Shawn was rated as one of Canada's Top 10 instructors in Score Golf Magazine in 2007 and continues to contribute to several Magazines and online resources in golf such as "Canadian Golfer" and Fairways;

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[innertim]

Shawn, I like your stuff. A nice combination of focus and trust. Fun!

[clemshaw]

@innertim Thank you Tim! I am glad you concur! It would be cool to co-write a book with you one day! :)

Shawn

[bluejfk]

@clemshaw When I play a golf course that is narrow with trouble all around, I always play better. I think about what I need to do to get 10 yards past the 150. I always play to put a 9i-PW in play for my next shot.

When I play a course where you could land a 747 jumbo jet, THAT is where I get into trouble.

[clemshaw]

@bluejfk So true! Just think about where you want to start and where you want to end on the wide ones...:) Shawn

[BCAR123]

Hi Shawn...thanks for the great lessons...can you direct me to which video demonstrates the movement of your right knee forward prior to your takeaway at the beginning of your swing sequence..thanks...Ben

[clemshaw]

@BCAR123 "golf pro lesson takeaway and starting the swing", "golf pro lesson momentum toss" part 1 and 2 and "golf pro lesson perpetual motion drill";

You are welcome! Shawn

[MsAhmed17]

in algerai no golf byb

[jakems1990]

Nice Shoes! I have the same ones!

[aldojoel1981]

Shawn, Aldo's here, Why Moe Norman at adrees put the club head so far behind the ball, it's something similar to concentrate to the target and not the ball or the blury stuff, thanks my teacher, wait your answer!!

[bluejfk]

@clemshaw

I think it is also an ADD thing. With hard targets I hyper focus. With no real targets my brain wanders.

Maybe if Michael Leighton were ADD he would not have let in that soft goal...