In this episode I got to chat with George Gankas who my mind is one of the top coaches of our generation. I don’t think anyone has moved the needle more in how golf coaching is delivered all the while backing it up with an in depth understanding of human movement and golf dynamics. His ability to create distance for players across the board has made him a guru of sorts and numerous tour pros and elite amateurs throughout the years, including Sung Kang, Matt Wolff, Adam Scott, Padraig Harrington and many more have sought him out.
For this podcast we were a little time poor so the conversation moves and develops along some changing lines for the 35 odd minutes. We discuss briefly George’s work and thoughts on the mental game, having awareness or flow and how developing those skills has helped him assist his players through their own struggles on the course. We chat briefly about his ever-growing training aid collection and website and the challenge of creating an program that would reflect his patterns and techniques accurately. There is some talk about golf terminology and Butch Harmon as well as what he feels should be a priority in Golf Coach learning
… All in all this was a really fun and very interesting conversation with one of the worlds best golf coaches..
Lastly, I hope for everyone listening to this to someday get the opportunity to meet George. When in his company you get to see a person who truly loves what they do and genuinely cares for all those who come in contact with him. Too often we see people with immense talent in a discipline nearly use it to distance themselves from the also rans and George is the complete opposite…. As I mention in the podcast I believe as talented as he is in swing, his true skills lie in how he treats other and the example he sets.
Website: www. georgeganks.golf
Training Aids: www.gankassports.com
In this episode I got to chat with George Gankas who my mind is one of the top coaches of our generation. I don’t think anyone has moved the needle more in how golf coaching is delivered all the while backing it up with an in depth understanding of human movement and golf dynamics. His ability to create distance for players across the board has made him a guru of sorts and numerous tour pros and elite amateurs throughout the years, including Sung Kang, Matt Wolff, Adam Scott, Padraig Harrington and many more have sought him out.
For this podcast we were a little time poor so the conversation moves and develops along some changing lines for the 35 odd minutes. We discuss briefly George’s work and thoughts on the mental game, having awareness or flow and how developing those skills has helped him assist his players through their own struggles on the course. We chat briefly about his ever-growing training aid collection and website and the challenge of creating an program that would reflect his patterns and techniques accurately. There is some talk about golf terminology and Butch Harmon as well as what he feels should be a priority in Golf Coach learning
… All in all this was a really fun and very interesting conversation with one of the worlds best golf coaches..
Lastly, I hope for everyone listening to this to someday get the opportunity to meet George. When in his company you get to see a person who truly loves what they do and genuinely cares for all those who come in contact with him. Too often we see people with immense talent in a discipline nearly use it to distance themselves from the also rans and George is the complete opposite…. As I mention in the podcast I believe as talented as he is in swing, his true skills lie in how he treats other and the example he sets.
Website: www. georgeganks.golf
Training Aids: www.gankassports.com