CGTF certified TEACHING PRO James Leung is dedicated to help his students of all levels to achieve permanent improvements. He is here to guide you for golfing excellence such as positive results - in scoring, shot making , short games and enjoyment of the game.

The effortless-swing approach is the integration of the science of golf swing and short game technique with the art of playing the game of golf.

This balanced blending of both physical and mental training is the fastest way to learn new golf skills and is the right track to playing golf. This integrative effortless-swing approach allows the student to develop correct technique, proper mental focus and emotional self control.

WHO WILL BENEFIT FROM EFFORTLEES-SWING GOLF TRAINING?

• the weekend golfer who suffers from inconsistent full swing and short game technique.
• golfers of all skill levels who lack of confidence and have doubt, anxiety, frustration, discouragement and fear on the golf course.
• the beginner golfer who chooses to start out right in golf fundamentals and avoid developing bad habits.
  
• amateurs who can't seem to take their practice range swing to the golf course.
• every golfer who struggles with inconsistency in shot making and scoring.
• the serious student of the mechanics of the swing who is searching for the final answer to the 500 year old mystery of the golf swing - Ben Hogan
• every golfer who has experienced the awesome potential of the mental game and is searching for a way to play better golf. s

KEY PRINCIPLES OF THE Effortless-swing APPROACH

• Golf is really 6 games rolled into 1. By intensely focusing your improvement plan - both time and energy - on just one of these areas, you maximize your effectiveness. Long Game (full swing fundamentals), Short Game (chipping, pitching, wedges, bunker shots), Putting Game, Mental Game, Management Game, and Fitness Game. We help our students to improve their games on every level. Balance Point is golf's first and only truly holistic and comprehensive game improvement program.

• We create  the simple connection golf learning model as an alternative to the unworkable, traditional instruction model. That model is rooted in Ben Hogan's beliefs about the body and swing motion.

• Solid fundamentals are the keys to master of golf swing skills - Not tips, secrets, magic odd moves and quick-fixes.

• There are two main tasks to consider- mechanical laws of the golf swing and development of muscle memory to repeat the same swing.

• Balance has more influence on the outcome of your golf shot than any other factor.

• We stress three major categories of skills in full swing training: Mechanics, Balance and Coordination, to be learned in that order.

• We teach a general understanding of the whole swing motion as the very first step in training. We call this the Swing Map or Concept. You need to know two things right away: the basic direction that the major body parts move, e.g. The arms move up and down while the torso rotates, and you need to know that the club shaft must move on the proper plane angle from waist high to waist high. Understanding simple swing plane and swing shape is crucial to a successful learning outcome.

• We stress learning Mechanics first, then Feel. You need to clearly understand the "look" of the proper form first, primarily through mirror practice in slow motion. Then you close your eyes, repeat the motion, and feel intensely exactly how the muscles and joints are moving. This creates long term movement memory. Relying on Feel alone to learn the proper Mechanics is just like wandering in the dark. You need a Map! Most self taught golfers and even most golf instruction systems attempt to use Feel or Perception as the basis for learning technique. The record shows that golf is the worst taught/worst learned game in all of sports precisely because of this reliance on conscious mind feel and perception. Feel is vitally important but it must occur as the second step in the learning process, never the first step!

• We separate learning from performance. You should never think about or try to control your body mechanics or club motion during the swing, when playing golf. Thinking mechanics during the swing is a mental crutch that never works and is really just a way of masking your fear about the outcome of the shot and your uncertainty about your swing. The belief that you can send conscious mental commands to your body and that your body will listen to and carry out those commands is superstitious nonsense. The body only obeys subconscious mind mental commands when moving at normal swing speeds.

It NEVER obeys or listens to conscious mind mental commands at normal speeds. Understanding this key principle is the number one reason why our students are so successful in making swing changes and learning swing fundamentals. Example: Thinking about maintaining your spine angle game of