If You:

• Need to move up on the money list to keep your tour card.

• Play on the Canadian, European, Asian, Nationwide, or regional Tours and want to play the PGA Tour full time.

• Want to be the player that beats Tiger on a regular basis.

How much difference will 2 - 3 strokes per round make in your overall standings?

"After over 20 years researching the golf swing, the mental game, and teaching over 7000 golfers around the globe how to get the most from their golf games in the fastest time with the least practice, Tracy Reed, a golf biomechanic, mental game coach, and author of Golf Swing Control has finally perfected a process for high level golfers to win consistently under the pressure of competition...

Golfers who have gone through this one of a kind training play better more consistently with average scores improving by 4 strokes for 2 to +4 handicap professional golfers.

Trained golfers experience an end to roller-coaster tournament scoring and find themselves consistently turning in scores in the mid to lower 60's.

Eliminate fear and distractions and gain your best ever focus without the stress of prolonged concentration.

Tracy has dedicated over 20 years of research to finding the secret of super-consistency in golf.

Tracy Reed here with some important news for high level competitive golfers. As a Golf Coach, Biomechanics and Mental Game Specialist, I hear from the highest level golfers wanting to know if there are any new breakthroughs to help them play more consistently during tournaments... They play the highest level of golf, but as good as they are, they still hit a bad shot now and then. These players have been to the "mental gurus' and although they may experience some help, the results don't last. These are professional golfers who want to win more often, keep their tour card, or move up to the PGA Tour. In short, these players want their improvement to stick and they want to play better CONSISTENTLY... Without constantly trying new methods or jumping through hoops to achieve their goals... Finally, there is an answer... And it works! It's called Bio-Visual Focus. It is a physiological process that can take as little as two to three hours to see stronger consistency in your game.

Nick is back on track after just one hour with Tracy... After only 1 hour with Tracy, Nick shot a 67 his first time out after an 8 month layoff due to an injury. "I never expected to break 80..." Click here to hear his story.

What I have done is cured the two problems that plague the best golfers with one process that creates instant, permanent improvement...

The problems I cure are swing consistency and mental consistency... Both with the same process... In case you missed that very important part.

How many tournaments have you played where only one round is as good as you can play, and the rest are good or average. Although you're in the money, nobody remembers who came in second. Wins mean a lot and there's nothing worse than playing the last round near flawlessly and still coming up short.

It always comes down to just one or two shots...

Some golfers tell me their swing broke down, or they lost their feel. Other golfers tell me they were distracted or just couldn't get good focus.

But the shot you missed that cost you the tournament?...You've hit the shot thousands of times, so your body knows what to do...

And, you certainly didn't have a bad shot on your mind, so the mind can't be at fault...

So where do those few shots that keep you from winning come from?

Don't you wonder how it's possible that out of the blue, you could miss a shot you've hit thousands of times before?

What happens next is the start of "the slide". Later in the round when you have to hit that same shot again, in the back of your mind a little voice is hoping that crazy shot you hit before doesn't show up again... Your swing is somehow altered and slightly more defensive. The last thing you need is to have to shift into "grind mode."

But just the slightest fear that it could happen again is enough to distract your game and limit your abilities as a golfer.

Golf swing guru's will tell you that you lost "Muscle Memory" and the mental gurus will tell you that you lost focus...

But the body and the mind have to work together to make each golf shot... So they must be addressed together if you want to improve your focus and movement during the golf shot...

...Something that hasn't been effectively accomplished... until now.

There is a small but crucial part of the mind-body sequence of events that takes place during any body movement that has been overlooked...

Think of your mind as the boss that's out of town. He finds a major glitch in the business that could cause disaster if it isn't fixed immediately. Normally he would call in to the office and get it taken care of. It happens in business more than you know.

But what if he can't reach the office? Maybe the lines are down and nobody can receive his call. What happens then? Disaster strikes!

The same thing happens with the golf swing. The lines of communication get distracted or cut off temporarily between the mind and body, you miss a routine shot or pull a putt, and you are left to wonder what happened... and start doubting everything.

For those unexplained, weird, out-of-nowhere shots, the mind is NOT the cause... A small glitch in the lines of communication stopped the body from getting the complete instructions!

If it happens more than once, it just means that your lines of communication aren't up to the task of transferring all of the information under the added pressure of competition...

...But now you can upgrade your body's internal communication system to prevent this from ever happening again.

Until now, nobody has ever given consideration to the idea that there could be an issue outside of the mind. So, any time a swing mistake happens, the mind always gets the blame. This is why Golf Psychology has been so popular since the late 80's. But has golf psychology made much of a difference? If it did, would you still see big name golfers fold going down the stretch?

How a simple golf drill led to the golf discovery of the century.

If you've ever blind-folded a high level golfer and asked them to hit shots, the results might amaze you. This is how my discovery process started. I had a fellow professional on the tee, blindfolded, shaping perfect shots using only the feedback from the bottoms of his feet. He never missed a shot. I did it to prepare him mentally for an upcoming PGA event qualifying round. I wanted to prove to him that he could accurately hit any shot in the book blind-folded... And he did!

The results amazed even me so much that I decided to look further into why he was able to hit the ball better blind-folded than he did before I covered his eyes. The answer was that blind-folding him forced his brain to place his body in perfect balance before each shot. It was the Law of Dynamic Balance. But this law is just the start to something much bigger.

Why Dynamic Balance could be the most important factor for consistency in golf.

You hear instructors talk about balance often, but the Law of Dynamic Balance explains why balance is a major factor for successful instruction. Unfortunately, most instructors don't give balance more than a mention in their instruction. Too bad because balance is the key that led to my discovery...

If you are out of balance before you start any body movement, your brain's auto balance system will over-ride whatever intended movement you were going to make and divert all muscles needed to regain your balance during the movement. This doesn't happen immediately because the brain has to work while the body is moving. The result is that starting any movement from an out-of-balance position causes the your own body to fight the intended movement.

So if you start your golf swing from an out of balance position, your body fights itself and the golf swing gets changed enough to affect your shot. The further out of balance you are, the worse the shot.

Even top PGA professionals have to constantly work on their balance.

Imagine if you're trying to make a swing change, but your body is fighting every movement you make... What chance do you really have?

On the other hand, if the body starts movement from a balanced position, the brain will HELP the body to make the intended movement. So a golf swing started in balance almost guarantees success!

But true balance isn't just being centered on your feet. If it was that easy, everyone would play great golf...

So what does balance have to do with making stupid mistakes? I already have great balance!

If you've ever tripped and suddenly found yourself involuntarily throwing out arms or legs to keep from falling down, you've experienced how effective the communication of the auto-balance system can be. Did you think about throwing out your arms to keep from falling down or did you just do it?

You see, that communication system works in the background and you never give it a thought until you lose balance. Even then, few people ever give balance a second thought. But they should because...

It is this very Balance Communication System that carries instructions to the body for every move we make.

You know from tripping that the body will do whatever it can to maintain balance. To do that, the balance system must be able to have instant control over all muscle function. Can you see why I say that muscle memory really doesn't exist? It's really Balance Memory, but it doesn't require memory...

Balance works off of direct, live 24/7 feedback from the body. Feedback that can be tapped into and used live to control muscle function (think super-consistent golf swing) without exerting "control force." But that's just the tip of the iceberg.

The brain controls body movement through visual instruction. That's why simple thoughts can destroy a shot and why you shouldn't "think" (consciously)during a shot. Well a picture is worth a thousand words...

...And a picture can also carry multiple functions to the body. It's the only way that the mind can keep movement as complicated as the golf swing working consistently.

Tapping into the balance communication network also taps you into the visual instruction that the mind gives the body. I show golfers how to use this visual thought to further strengthen their consistency and focus during every shot.

Getting into "The Zone."

The zone isn't a myth... It's that place where golfers flawlessly play out of their mind and think "nothing" during the experience. Many golfers say they have experienced the zone when playing, but only a time or two and it usually vanished as quickly and mysteriously as it showed up... Once the zone disappeared, they had no idea how to get it back.

Beyond true golf swing ownership, I also discovered is an easily repeatable, consistent way to recreate the "Zone" for every shot, so it doesn't come and go at will. Instead, you have the ability to get into the zone whenever you wish.

You see, the secret of the golf is that the game is played in the 6 inches between the ears, but of course it's anything but simple. The golf swing is controlled by the mind, but it is HOW the mind functions to create body movement that makes a consistent golf swing.

I don't want you to miss this very important point: The mental game of golf is not decided by what you think as much as it is decided HOW the brain functions.

The brain communicates movement to the body using visual thought. No matter what, the conscious brain is thinking something 24/7, which is why you dream when you sleep, so if the visual thought process gets interrupted, only conscious "word thoughts" are left to keep the brain occupied. The problem is that those word thoughts don't do anything to assist body movement, so when the visual thought process is interrupted by the communications gremlin, the body doesn't get complete instructions and the golf swing gets a little off. The result is the stray shot.

Golfers who have experienced the zone, often describe the event by saying that they were thinking "nothing", which in one sense is true. CONSCIOUSLY, they weren't thinking, which allowed the visual thought instructions for body movement to flow freely and completely.

Here's the catch 22... (and I'll get a lot of flack from golf psychologists for this) You can't think your way into the zone! If you could, every athlete who sees a mind guy would be able to do it at will.

Getting into the zone is a physiological process; an interaction between the mind and the body that further enhances the visual thought process. This elusive process is what I discovered.

Here's the payoff... The physiological process that can get you into the zone is rather easy to understand and use. I can have an advanced golfer using the process in 30 minutes and proficient in a matter of a few hours.

This crucial information will only be dispensed to competitive golfers who had all of the essential building blocks in place.

The incredible results I saw from the advanced golfers I showed this to proved three things:

• Golfers CAN get into the zone whenever they want to...

• The winning barrier is not psychological, it is a physiological function.

• This IS the last barrier to super focus and consistency.

Because of the volatility of this information to a golfer who isn't read for it, I test golfers before I agree to reveal the secret of the Zone to them. I find that only the best golfers who are no longer "swing bound" are able to use my discovery to find their best game. So far, the results in every case have astounded me.

You may wonder why I didn't use this discovery myself to clean up on tour. In simple terms, I have the mind but not the body for competitive golf. Usually after a round of golf, I'm struggling to walk normally due to an injury in my lower back that occurred 25 years ago.

If you are in any of these groups:

Competitive Amateurs wanting to go professional (and pass the meat grinder called Q-School)...

Professionals wanting to move up to a better paying tour...

Tour Professionals wanting to stay in the top 125 on the money list...

Tour Professionals who want to crack that first win, or maybe their first major...

If you want to be the best and stay there for a long time, I have the answers. There are requirements. If you meet them, feel free to call me.

• Getting to the top requires desire and determination. None of my students ever utter the word "can't". One did once and I immediately terminated the instruction. (He was allowed to return five years later when he realized the error of his ways.)

• My methods are easy to use; deceptively easy. So deceptive that even the best golfers miss their real value and dismiss this absolutely necessary information. It just means they aren't ready. I'll find that out during the first interview.

• I don't mess with your swing or your mind, although what I do often improves both. Consider it a welcome side effect if you experience it.

• I only accept a few students every year.

• You will be tested. I like to have a conversation about your game, their goals, and your life in general. A certain character is needed to put this information to use.

• If these simple requirements bother you, it just means you aren't ready yet.

• No other golf coach, instructor or psychologist teaches this information. Some are close, but none go to the depths that I go to.

• If you are accepted, I guarantee your results.

"I've worked with Tracy for years and had nothing but success. His visualization techniques are the best I have ever seen, and his ground breaking Dynamic Balance routines are something that every golfer, whether beginner or professional should use." Gary Brewer II, PGA Professional "I have had more success, higher finishes, and bigger paychecks in the 2 months since I worked with Tracy than I did in the previous 4 years... and the results have been almost instantaneous." Curtis Knight Golf Professional Jacksonville, Florida

So, are you a golfer so close to the top of your game you can taste it?

If you're out of answers, you have nothing to lose and everything to gain. If you get this information, it cannot change your current game for the worse. E-mail me or call me at 904-803-6116

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