Last week the final major of the year, the PGA was held at Baltusrol in New
Jersey. It was a tough week with
constant rain delays. The players had to
start and restart numerous times after having to leave the course after the
weather siren blew. In interviews many
players were complaining of the delays, having nothing to do in between delays
and how difficult it was to establish any rhythm.
It is very difficult to play in bad weather. The grips get wet, the players get wet the
greens roll slower the rough gets harder to hit from. All in all it is a pain in the butt. Some players thrive in it which is why they
do so well at the British Open where historically the weather is terrible. Tom Watson was famous for loving bad weather
and won five British Opens to prove it.
So another great use for EFT is playing in bad weather
conditions when you are getting very frustrated and want walk off the course
and go home.
As always it is important to use your own words that
communicate how you are feeling. Here
are some thought starters.
“ I want to quit”
“I hate bad weather”
“I can't play in the rain”
“My feet are wet, my clothes are wet, I'm miserable”
“I knew I should have stayed home”
“I'd quit right now but I don't want to act like a baby”
“I can't believe no one else wants to quit”
“I didn't even want to play today but got talked into it”
“I don't care what I shoot today I'm just going thru the
motions”
“I'm mad at Steve for talking me into this”
Set Up Phrase. While
tapping on the karate chop point on
either hand Even though “insert
phrase” ending with “I accept
myself”
Shortcut
phrases that focus on the problem. Tap on each of the
following points while repeating the phrase next to it.
Under arm
Top of head
Remember to try EFT on everything. Use it on the course for anxiety over shots or putts, frustration with playing partners, slow play. The uses are endless. Next time you have a headache or sore shoulder try EFT on that problem as well.
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