Coaching Philosophy of Tour Coach Hugh Marr
Hugh Marr is a performance coach and European Tour Coach for multiple PGA and European Tour Players.
Hugh shares his approach when working with Tour players and how he uses HackMotion wrist sensor’s data to evaluate and improve impact quality.
Watch the video (41 min) to see the full interview with Hugh Marr.
Takeaways from Hugh Marr
1. Always Aim to Improve Impact
The key task for a better golf game is to improve the impact. All adjustments in the golf swing should be aimed to improve the impact.
2. Choose Your Battlefield
Find areas in the golfer’s performance where the least amount of effort gives the largest improvement.
3. Understand which Drills are Working
When trying a drill, the data from HackMotion and other technology can show if the drill is bringing desired results. If not, you might consider a different drill.
4. Practice with HackMotion Biofeedback
Technology can give a lot of insights, especially for a coach to understand what the player is actually doing.
However, an important task for a coach is not to overwhelm the player with too much data.
Hugh prefers to use HackMotion biofeedback when training players. Audio feedback is a simple, but highly effective tool for the player to understand what is the actual position of the wrist. And the improvement is instant, even for Tour players!
Your feedback shapes the future of our articles. Help us deliver the best content for you.
Great to hear! But what could we add to make it even better? Share any suggestions to make this post top-notch.
We're sorry to hear that. Could you share what was missing or off?
