ABOUT THIS EPISODE
On this episode of Tiger Dads, motor learning expert Dr. Will Wu joins us to debunk common golf practice myths and share how junior golfers truly develop lasting skill. Learn why your junior golfer needs to practice 'ugly' to get better and what not to do at the driving range!
In this episode, we discuss:
• Motor control vs. motor learning: what actually works
• Why intentional mistakes accelerate progress
• Navigating parent stress, tournament nerves, and the post-round debrief
• Structuring effective weekly practice routines
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