Mental Training via International Junior Golf Academy (IJGA)

The Quality of Our Lives is Determined by the Quality of Our Emotions

September 18, 2021

Emotional Control, Emotional Temperature, IJGA, Mental Performance, Mental Training, neuroscience

IJGA has partnered with Dr. Izzy Justice, a neuroscientist who specializes in brain function and athletic performance, to help our students become more self-aware and resilient athletes. IJGA students have the unique experience of learning more about their brain function and how to manage their emotions from one of the world’s leading experts on neuroscience…

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Accountability vs. Responsibility

October 31, 2019

International Junior Golf Academy

accountability, Golf Academy, IJGA, Junior Golf, responsibility, Skylar Jewell

Accountability vs. ResponsibilityBy IJGA Director of Mental Performance Skylar Jewell This article is not based on the average person. No, the information below has been shown to be too difficult for average and even above average people. In fact doing this may even put you in the top 8% of achievers. Contained below is a…

Goal Setting and Building Self-Confidence

January 11, 2019

International Junior Golf Academy

Goals, Golf Academy, IJGA, Junior Golf, Mental Performance, Resolutions, Self-Confidence, Skylar Jewell

IJGA Director of Mental Performance and Character/Leadership Development Skylar Jewell shares why success is often not reached by those who pursue it, how to structure your resolutions in order to build confidence, create sustainability of progress and make the most of the time you put into achieving your goals. Watch the Video IJGA Director of Mental…

How to Improve Your Short Game (Part 1)

July 24, 2018

International Junior Golf Academy

Golf academies, Golf training programs

In order to improve your short game, obviously you first have to understand the difference between a short game and a long game in golf. This is one of the most basic elements that is addressed in golf training programs, because the techniques involved in either one differ greatly from the other. Understanding the difference…

Why the Mental Game Is Important to College Coaches

May 25, 2017

International Junior Golf Academy

Anyone hoping to play golf at the college level needs to know that coaches have a difficult job trying to determine the best young athletes to represent their team, school and community. College golf coaches must evaluate hundreds of potential recruits every year and any edge an athlete can demonstrate is a tremendous advantage. Experienced…

The Quality of Our Lives is Determined by the Quality of Our Emotions

Accountability vs. Responsibility

Goal Setting and Building Self-Confidence

How to Improve Your Short Game (Part 1)

Why the Mental Game Is Important to College Coaches

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