05/05/2020

RFEG Technical Seminars: How the wind influences the game

Fifth seminar given by technician Marcelo Prieto

The RFEG is promoting the "Learning in Confinement" Technical Seminars, a series of virtual presentations given by various members of the Royal Spanish Golf Federation's technical team…

The RFEG promotes the "Confined we learn" Technical Seminars, a series of virtual presentations made by various members of the technical team of the Royal Spanish Golf Federation, aimed primarily at high-performance and technical golfers but also open, due to their interest, to all members and fans of the sport of golf.

This training project, promoted by the RFEG, was created with the aim of providing valuable information to as many golfers as possible, information that is only accessible to players in the RFEG working groups.

In this fifth Technical Seminar, entitled "How the wind influences the game", Marcelo Prieto explains the physical elements that affect the flight of the ball in windy conditions and proposes keys to improve and adapt our game to adverse situations of strong winds so common in our sport.

TECHNICAL SEMINARS PROMOTED BY THE RFEG

Fifth seminar: How the wind influences the game, by Marcelo Prieto

OTHER SEMINARS

First seminar: Statistics in golf, by Ignacio Gervás

Second seminar: Mental training, by Óscar del Río

Third seminar; The five types of pitches, by Kiko Luna

Fourth seminar: The fundamentals of physical preparation in golf, by Marco Fernández

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