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• Dr Rob Neal at the Bridges

     Joining Top 100 Teacher Ted Sheftic at Bridges this week was
  world expert in golf biomechanics Dr. Robert Neal (Golf BioDynamics).  The
  special annual event days see the two men working closely together using the
  latest technology in golf instruction to bring about the best results for
  students.  In the hands of an expert teachers, combining 3D swing
  analysis, pressure traces, launch monitor data and video assists the diagnosis
  of swing ailments and can speed up the rate of technical change; as well as
  making for an exciting lesson experience.  The ability to assess the
  physical status of the golfer is also addressed – does the swing fault have a
  physical underpinning and thus would addressing this via exercises or drills
  assist in moving the student along this technical pathway.  The answer is
  often a resounding yes.  Robert has worked in the golf industry for over a
  decade with some of the best teachers in the golf industry and with golfers of
  all levels of ability.  This is the fifth year the two men have worked
  together.    It is a great reflection on Ted as a golf teacher
  that he is always learning and collaborating with the best in the business.
   The success of your students surely is the best measuring stick!
  
   
  
  Karen Harrison
  
  Podiatrist and Exercise Scientist
  
  Marketing Manager
  
  Golf BioDynamics
  
  P: +1 786 241 4942

• Email received from Dr. Rob Neal

  Ted/Mark,
  Thanks to both of you for setting up three great days of
  instruction at your facilities. It is so much fun working with both of you and
  your clients and I have nothing but admiration for the things that you do. The
  fact that you are so passionate about your coaching and wanting to learn so
  that you can make your students into good golfers is inspirational.
  Mark – I noticed a huge jump in your teaching capability
  since last time we worked together. You really have grown in confidence,
  ability and the breadth of drills and insights that you can offer your
  students. They are very lucky to have such a well-rounded person as their
  coach. That the staff at Merion did not come and watch us teach for the day
  should not be construed in any way that you are not good at what you do. In
  fact, I look at it this way – they missed out on a tremendous opportunity to
  grow their knowledge and skills in teaching. What is really quite amazing
  though is that they did not even realize how good this opportunity was and that
  it would not cost them anything to attend!!!
  Ted – you continue to demonstrate how good a coach you are
  and how incredibly dedicated you are to your teaching. That you did not win the
  PGA Teacher of the Year and some person with limited experience and success won
  it just lets me know that this award is not about your coaching ability and has
  everything to do with your political connections in the PGA! I really felt
  touched by the phone call yesterday Ted when we discussed your teaching
  approach I am glad that you have decided to continue to base your
  coaching on your 4 key principles because, in my view, this approach produces
  results. One of the MOST important things that you can do as a teacher is
  reflect on your own performances and that is clearly, If you never critique yourself and
  ask if there was something that I could do differently and better then you are
  not completing your task as a coach and educator. I can tell that you do that
  often and that continues to be a way to hone your teaching skills.
  Thanks again guys – I just love working with both of you.
  Cheers,

• Bodi Traks Expert Terry Hashmato with Ted & Mark

   

  Perfecting a Bio Feedback System for Golf in Philadelphia including at Merion

  Meeting Ted Sheftic and him allowing me to Teach Beside him , then with his son Mark Head of Instruction at Merion, with their membership. Not a dream or my ambition, but one of the greatest experiences I've had in Golf. Ted was like Toski and all the great instructors - which is to say " Real "

  I believe what I have spent all my life pursuing, which is to make golf accessible has just gotten off to its real start.

  
  
  

  
  
  

  
  
  

  

• Terry Hashmato Bodi Traks Day with Ted & Mark

  Meet the Sheftics and John Dunnigan

  By BodiTrak Golf · Updated about 2 weeks ago

  John Dunnigan was the 1st BodiTrak Customer in the United States - A year later he's ROCK SOLID confident about COP Training and Education. " Just gotta know how to use it Terry ! " John kept on telling me as he worked through his hectic schedule of non stop lessons !
  
  
  
  I put in a full day of lessons with Ted Sheftic - Marks Father. At 70 years of age - the man had more flat wore me out ! Booked solid from 8 am - 5 pm for lessons - with everyone on the COP tracing for more balance and power. The energy of this guy !!
  
  
  
  Meeting Mark Sheftic at Merion was a pure delight ! With his good friend Rick Flescher and again working one of Marks Students - all the pressure (no pun intended ! ) was on BodiTrak - IT EXCELLED !!!
  
  
  
  Thanks to everyone - Amazing PA Adventure - I love Philly !!
  
  
  
  Check out Casey !! Bring her to Canada for a visit Ted !!!

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

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• Lauren Parrini Signs with Denison University

     Lauren Parrini signs with Denison University.  Lauren will play for the Ladies Golf Team.  Congratulations to Lauren 

• York Catholic wins Division III title; Joe Parrini wins with a 70

  YORK CATHOLIC CLINCHES DIVISION CROWN >> Joe Parrini carded a 70 to edge teammate Nick Geiman by two shots as the Fighting Irish clinched the YAIAA Division III golf championship.Andrew Forjan and Josh Stewart finished third and fourth overall, respectively, for the Fighting Irish as they had the top-four finishers for a team score of 393. Delone Catholic and Hanover tied for second place with a score of 453 each.York County Tech was only three shots behind them with 456 while Bermudian Springs (494) and Fairfield (508) finished a distant fifth and sixth.
  
  1. Joe Parrini, YC, 70. 2. Nick Geiman, YC, 72. 3. Andrew Forjan, YC, 79. 4. Josh Stewart, YC, 83. 5. Jacob Mueller, DC, 84.