Listening to music while practising

Anyone tried this to improve concentration and focus?

yeah....try listening to Joan Jet....' I hate myself for loving you' !!!!!

Never tried this, scared cable get tangle on club and then phone fly out to the range..

Woh?! I actually saw someone did that. I was thinking, "like that can concentrate meh?"

But looking at him, think he's enjoying it .. kekeke

i listen to music. helps me focus and concentrate. cutting out all those noise pollutions emitting from the other bays. so far i've no issue of cable tangling on club or phone flying out to the range.

Please...please... If want to listen to music & play, do it like Garfield! I've seen ppl listening to songs by using the phone speaker! F&$!#% irritating. It's very common to see at Mandai Executive range.

I've seen shorthitter practicing while listening to music, tempted to do the same, but dun think I good enough yet, probably get myself tangled in wires and my mp3 player flying after the ball

navik wrote:

I've seen shorthitter practicing while listening to music, tempted to do the same, but dun think I good enough yet, probably get myself tangled in wires and my mp3 player flying after the ball

Say hellooooooooooooooooooooo next time I loan you my music..

ok, so there is two ways to look at it...

1) listen to music to help concentrate

2) listen to music to create distractions.... so have to learn to block out the distractions...

Which is it?

weesern wrote:

ok, so there is two ways to look at it...

1) listen to music to help concentrate

2) listen to music to create distractions.... so have to learn to block out the distractions...

Which is it?

I think #2 but also helps with tempo...

Singaporeans very funny... I am not good enough to go to green yet.... I am not good enough to use blades... I am not good enough to give strokes... now I am not good enough to listen to music while practice haha...

haha... that's a very interesting view... and quite true...

if you are afraid of the wire getting in the way, put it under your shirt.... solved...

always see ppl with their bluetooth ear piece on, swinging away at MBGC.

talking to difficult customer, smash the ball with driver, talking to XMM, delicate chips at the basket.....

shorthitter wrote:

weesern wrote:

ok, so there is two ways to look at it...

1) listen to music to help concentrate

2) listen to music to create distractions.... so have to learn to block out the distractions...

Which is it?

I think #2 but also helps with tempo...

Singaporeans very funny... I am not good enough to go to green yet.... I am not good enough to use blades... I am not good enough to give strokes... now I am not good enough to listen to music while practice haha...

Shows u how much self-confidence we have as Singaporeans eh AK?

U will never hear that in US where it's others who need to tell u that u r not good enuf for this n that.

not enuff confidence. sa lah.

too much confidence also sa lah...





fine line people... know the fine line...

That's the prob MC, most of the time, people dun.

Only u know urself if those mp68s r suitable for u.

We had to also drill it into u that ur 910d3 was shite in ur hands.

idol... u want titty910. i give you special idol price.

No thanks. My FT Tour works very well, esp in M'sia.

Anyway, I may be in the minority but I think those Sunnies of urs are still pretty ok.



But back to topic. I did try listening to music via earphones on my iPhone but the wires sometimes got in the way so I stopped doing it.

shorthitter wrote:

Singaporeans very funny... I am not good enough to go to green yet.... I am not good enough to use blades... I am not good enough to give strokes... now I am not good enough to listen to music while practice haha...

Coach here's a new one. How about I am not good enough to be your student sigh....had another disastrous practice session at the range today, confidence is at an all time low now

Put the earphone wire via your back under ur top. Walah, no mo worries abt entanglement.

S70B wrote:

shorthitter wrote:

weesern wrote:

ok, so there is two ways to look at it...

1) listen to music to help concentrate

2) listen to music to create distractions.... so have to learn to block out the distractions...

Which is it?

I think #2 but also helps with tempo...

Singaporeans very funny... I am not good enough to go to green yet.... I am not good enough to use blades... I am not good enough to give strokes... now I am not good enough to listen to music while practice haha...

Shows u how much self-confidence we have as Singaporeans eh AK?

U will never hear that in US where it's others who need to tell u that u r not good enuf for this n that.

Its true Rex, most of the lesson is trying to boost confidence, when a good shot is hit the first comment is "just lucky"

navik wrote:

shorthitter wrote:

Singaporeans very funny... I am not good enough to go to green yet.... I am not good enough to use blades... I am not good enough to give strokes... now I am not good enough to listen to music while practice haha...

Coach here's a new one. How about I am not good enough to be your student sigh....had another disastrous practice session at the range today, confidence is at an all time low now

Positive practice, walk off the mat,walk back on... get setup properly and swing, do not drag the ball top it then drag another one...

I am there today come and let me look....

My Son does that. It seems a lot of youngster does that these days