[Fordy]

Hi Coaches,

We've had conversation with many of you recently around how we can collectively make practice more efficient. As we've heard, better practice plans, increased communication and improved data capture are all contributing factors to developing skills.

But HOW do you go about doing this? We'd be really interested to hear your thoughts!

[Fordy]

@harvey.hillary, @hugh.marr, @kdsprecher, @dan.whittaker, @alex.clapp

Would love to hear what you guys think on this one

[alex.clapp]

I would like to see the data different from practice every day rounds to tournament rounds. So when a student enters data from just a round, how can we segregate this data from a tournament round data to see gaps in how things translate.

In terms of making practice more efficient, the increase of being able to input quad data, as well as trackman combines which are already on there would be good.

[Josh]

Originally Posted by alex.clapp

I would like to see the data different from practice every day rounds to tournament rounds. So when a student enters data from just a round, how can we segregate this data from a tournament round data to see gaps in how things translate.

In terms of making practice more efficient, the increase of being able to input quad data, as well as trackman combines which are already on there would be good.

Like that Alex. I'll make sure the team see your comments about separating the between practice and tournament. In terms of GCQuad data, we're actively working towards integrating with as many technologies as possible. We'll be keeping everyone updated of new partnerships/integrations we agree!

[hugh.marr]

I think you're already doing this, relevance is the key component here - does it make the boat go faster, if not it's merely fluff!

[Dan]

@Fordy We've published an excellent piece by @stephen.arnold.golf only today on Clippd.com, in which he talks about how he's created a training program around how to practice. Stephen does this in a group format with the low, mid and high handicap players he teaches in North Florida. He also explains how Clippd fills in some important pieces of the jigsaw. You can read it here

[harry.varney]

Hi All

Does anyone have examples of practice plans they have created for their clients? It would be great to see any examples of how these are presented to the client in easy-to-follow/fluid formats.

Many thanks, Harry

[Josh]

Originally Posted by harry.varney

Hi All

Does anyone have examples of practice plans they have created for their clients? It would be great to see any examples of how these are presented to the client in easy-to-follow/fluid formats.

Many thanks, Harry

Hi @harry.varney

I'm sure others will respond with their own thoughts but in the meantime have you read the article by @stephen.arnold.golf mentioned in this thread? If not here's the link https://www.clippd.com/post/from-a-b...d-is-fantastic

He's created a great group training plan that may well be useful to you!

[harry.varney]

Thanks, @Josh; I read this article and thought it was helpful.

I, however, was looking for examples of practice plans for individuals and templates you can complete and give to them for reference

[Josh]

Originally Posted by harry.varney

Thanks, @Josh; I read this article and thought it was helpful.

I, however, was looking for examples of practice plans for individuals and templates you can complete and give to them for reference

Brill!
@deansaunders, @alex.clapp, @brianjacobsgolf - Would love to hear what you guys have/use on this