Thanks for the reply.But when focusing on the clay,you're not looking at the barrel anyway..... it's always in your peripheral vision though. 'Quiet Eye' was about sports people that held their gaze for a few ms longer than other athletes ,were more successful in the stroke/shot/putt and where they held that gaze. If I want to hold my gaze on a fleeting l/r close crosser longer than is necessary,I'm either gonna be making hard work for myself or having a 'lost' called. I agree some shots need to be sub conscious,but others need to be conscious.But I don't think neural suppression can be taught....probably a better explanation,is trust your instincts....which only comes with familiarity of success on the different presentations....so you could say,being taught the best method to hit the target will lead to neural suppression,rather than vice versa.Asp....at the end of the day(yea just practicing my by lingual speak) quiet eye is about neural suppression...... which allows the brain to suppress any visual information that is confusing or non essential to the task at hand.....here is the rub......trying to not see the gun keeps that from happening......you cant visualize not seeing the gun......the harder you try the more it gets in.....when you know where you eyes are supposed to be relative to the barrel.....you begin to accept the barrel as part of the picture and it no longer dominates.....then the neural suppression can begin and man what a big deal it becomes.....GA
Well said Robert.The price is whatever the customer will pay and I dare say there will be enough people with enough money to make it work given that these are 2 good American coaches with good reputations.
Whether what they teach will suit the English game or will have some super tips and tricks will be for those that go.
I suspect that not only are they good coaches but also good business people and there is nothing wrong with that other than some can't afford the price which is like buying a gun - you buy what you can afford or want to spend.
Again it's not 3 days work it's at least 5 days plus preparation plus travel & hotel expenses and there is what is called "opportunity cost" which is what they could earn at home instead of coming over here. There are also all the years of learning, research, experimentation etc when they were not earning to recoup over time.
Good luck with the course and good luck to those who go on it but its probably too advanced for me anyway!
I have done the math Nicola!!! Don't be so condescending, the last Masterclass I had with Ben and Phil cost £200 including clays...food...6+ hours coaching...group of 5...technical and mental coach working as a team...not just a one off, this was a follow up and advancement form previous coaching with two coaches who know my faults and work together to correct them...building on previous breakthrough's...fine tuning and tweaking pre/post shot routine...and much more that will stay between me and 'my coaching team' that p.s. I keep in touch with and can contact for advice if required...As for money ......someone added up 'a cost'......well lets see..... I charge £70 per hour plus carts and clays. 8 hours = £560 plus cart /clays.
I would take a ranging wild guess but would expect that Ed S and Ben H and Phil and Salop would be between £50 and £120 per hour....so that is between £400 and £960 plus carts and clays for 8 hours.....
The Ash's are offering their EIGHT HOURS for £445 including clays ....food....chance to win some thing.....high value loyalty type gift for booking 2 days.......entry for a year into the knowledge vault......
Not to forget a donation to charity as well.
You do the maths.
It seems that I cannot comment or give my opinion on here at all these days. I gave a range of the prices charged in the UK without linking a specific price to anyone.
So there is no need to call me names.
I cannot think of another way of writing the info.
Glad you are satisfied with your coaching plan, I hope it works well for you.
I hope that you can equally respect other people's choices.
Hard focus on the clay and ignore everything else. £450 please, my invoice is in the post...Is there any scientific basis for "neural suppression" or would I be as well just putting some crystals in my shooting bag overnight instead? Maybe light a candle to the god of shooting or go outside and howl at the moon.
Ermmm? Yes...Is there any scientific basis for "neural suppression" or would I be as well just putting some crystals in my shooting bag overnight instead? Maybe light a candle to the god of shooting or go outside and howl at the moon.
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