Paul M. Manning, Ph. D.
Behavioral Science
Stress Management, Learning Theory, Transactional Analysis, Group Therapy, Drug Dependence Therapy, History of Religion, History of Mysticism, Esoteric Knowledge
My background in Behavioral Science coupled with my avid devotion to the game of golf made a perfect foundation for this work.
I look at the game from a different perspective as most players. I therefore was uncomfortable with the traditional way that people learn to play golf and maintain their golf games. Traditional methods leave an awful lot to be desired. While improvement is a common goal in the game. most players are stuck in a revolving cycle of improvement and degradation of their games. I wasn't satisfied with this never ending cycle. I looked at playing golf and tried to dissect it into its basic components in terms of learning and performance. I asked myself why couldn't one embed the basic swing in a manner very similar to riding a bicycle. Then, one would only need to maintain a certain sense of feel or 'touch'. Much less demanding than constant 'working on your swing'.
My approach to acquiring and maintaining golf skills reaches this 'goal'. It helps you to imbed the 'swing' deep in your mind. When this is accomplished, sub-conscious practicing is possible.