Robert Cadogan , Which is a distinguished professor of psychology and author of numerous books on the subject of sports psychology and not (but for me it is especially a friend), he made the remark during a session on the practice in recent days.
Coincidentally, the same thing I was taken out after three holes of a caddy that I had never seen before. Relax! That my attitude can be seen quite tense and competitive, so. Apparently Robert is right.
This long preamble to introduce my second clinic in Agadir, held by the teacher and friend Andrea De Giorgio , that experience was marred by rain (five days a week), but no less exciting.
Not that the showers have stopped my desire to continue to practice with a vengeance, even some friends wondered how I spend many hours in the rain on the practice. (The answer is very simple one: passion. Although I confess that the last day, well with the next bus to come and nothing but rain all around me, it was tough.) And yet, however, precisely we are not always the Olympics this week is a unique opportunity to stay in the company of nice people and fun.
admit that I would rather topic, and my speeches in such a context, relate almost exclusively on golf. (A phrase echoes in my head, delivered with full emphasis Scotland: "He finishes with birdie - birdie to go 6 under par." I keep it as a sort of battle cry for the next adventure in the field.) But the company of cheerful and pleasant confirmed to me that, this time at least, things went well even without the thought of being at the Olympics .
Thanks Roberto, thanks Andrew, thanks Alex.
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