Athletic Motion Golf 2.5 Day School

[fawley]

It would have been great to get some first hand feedback on the school, but it doesn’t seem like anyone here has been.  

 

Even without the feedback, I’ve decided I’m going to do it.  AMG’s ideas resonate with me, the analytical approach suits my personality, and I’ve done well coming out of a golf school before.  I’m excited!   I’ll report back after the school and post details and a review.  
 

 

Edited July 14 by fawley

[sundaypins]

7 minutes ago, fawley said:

It would have been great to get some first hand feedback on the school, but it doesn’t seem like anyone here has been.  

 

Even without the feedback, I’ve decided I’m going to do it.  AMG’s ideas resonate with me, the analytical approach suits my personality, and I’ve done well coming out of a golf school before.  I’m excited!   I’ll report back after the school and post details and a review.  
 

 

 

Excellent, but pictures or it didn't happen.😁

[GoGoErky]

28 minutes ago, fawley said:

It would have been great to get some first hand feedback on the school, but it doesn’t seem like anyone here has been.  

 

Even without the feedback, I’ve decided I’m going to do it.  AMG’s ideas resonate with me, the analytical approach suits my personality, and I’ve done well coming out of a golf school before.  I’m excited!   I’ll report back after the school and post details and a review.  
 

 

I would be shocked if you had a bad experience. Enjoy it 

[me05501]

To the OP, congrats and I hope you get a lot out of it.

 

These kinds of things can focus your intentions and hopefully be a launching pad for a leap forward. Probably depends on your starting point and the work you do coming out of it. 

 

As much as I obsess over golf I don't think 2.5 straight days of intensive training would be effective for me. I need time to digest and adapt what I've learned. But everyone is different. 

[BSI99]

To someone else's point, please post a follow up after you attend. Really curious how it goes.

[BladesOShanter]

 I looked real close at their website after watching a lot of their videos, and trying to apply what I saw to myself. Like 99% of everything I watch online, I can't replicate it well, no matter how many reps. Is why I went to their site to study their pricing, options for getting access to their tech and know-how.

Agree with others your review of the experience will be good to 'see' and read about. The points made about using the $s to take lessons over a longer span of time so your progress and deviation from same can be tweaked is sage stuff, but like you said you are wired to cram in a short timespan.

Don't know your age, but am circling the drain and have never been able to fix my flaws, and $6k a lotta hay for me. In fact, the buck seventy they want where I live for one hour is such a turnoff I just keep trying to fix things on my own, as I have no way to vet the pro, and if we don't jibe, that's my tough luck. (Imagine paying $170*5 new pros trying to 'land' on one who actually gets something done for you? (I've known a lot of pros, and even had one for a business partner, and YMMV with all of them. Most of them mean well tho....)

Glad for you for taking the plunge. You only live once.