Description

Golf Entre Deux Mondes traces the emergence and development of a different approach to teaching golf. The first volume begins with the story of Michel Prieu: his childhood, his time as a blacksmith, his business, robotics, Morocco and his late discovery of a sport that became a path to self-knowledge. The second volume explores several countries to understand how culture, education and the environment influence learning; it then sets out the practical core of GE2M with its three qualities, seven situations and five pillars. The third volume explores in depth the relationships between perception, the body, the brain, the heart, the nervous system, attention, imagination, stress and action. The overall progression moves from experience to method, then from method to inner understanding and the future of teaching. Aimed at golfers, families and professionals, the trilogy champions a simple idea: technique remains necessary, but it becomes more useful when it serves a specific goal, a decision and a personal project. Learning the GAME thus enables us to develop a swing that is uniquely our own, to make progress whilst enjoying ourselves, and to lead our lives more effectively.