Alice Presented Nutrition at Eastern Hills Country Club
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Today’s
Preparation
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Tomorrow’s
Performance
Women’s Golf Association
Eastern Hills Country Club
Ladies 2003 Pre-Season
Golf “Alignment”
Workshop
Saturday, February 22, 2003
9:30 AM - 2:00 PM
Nutrition
Self-Management
“If the body can’t see it
The body can’t achieve it”.
Wally Armstrong
Benefits
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Focus on performance goals for
the 2003 golf season,
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Physical improvement for better
performance,
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Improve your competitive drive,
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Assess your nutrition habits
prior to and during play,
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Increase your confidence on the
course, and
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Networking...Fun, Food,
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Prizes, and Fellowship.
Purpose
To provide you with fitness exercises, nutrition,
and self-management skills to enhance your perform- ance in the 2003 golf
season.
Outcome
The learning process will incorporate individual and
group participation offering a fitness, nutrition, and self-management
action plan for practice and course execution.
For more information please call one
of the following:
Jeannette Tiffany 972-240-3451
Pat Walters 972-271-2719
EHCC Pro Shop 972-287-3051
Eastern Hills Country Club
3000 Country Club
Garland, TX 74043 |
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“Your body is the most important piece of golf equipment. In fact, it is
the only piece of equipment you can’t ’ buy in any store”.
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Workshop Agenda
Nutrition 9:30-10:30
Learning Objectives
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Plan a better pre-game meal for improved
concentration, power and energy during your golf game.
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Hydrate and fuel yourself more appropriately
while you are out on the course in the Texas weather.
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Be more familiar with foods, beverages, and
supplements which may help or hinder your health and golf performance.
Fitness 10:40-12:00
Learning Objectives
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Importance of proper body mechanics for safe,
injury free golf,
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Basic stretching prior to playing and
practicing, and
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How golf-specific health and fitness can reduce
scores, increase distance, and provide greater accuracy and
consistency
Networking Lunch 12:00-1:00
Lunch, networking and table competition
“Rules of the Game”
Self-Management 1:00-2:00
Learning Objectives
The overall purpose is to help you prepare and
manage yourself during practice or on the golf course so that you can
achieve higher levels of satisfaction and success and experience lower
levels of stress and frustration by understanding and applying:
- Fight—Flight Behavior
- Self-Talk Model
- Stop-Challenge-Focus Technique
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Participative learning, personal planning, networking, and fun!
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Professional Presenters
Alice Baland, MA, LPC, RD/LD
Nutrition Entrepreneur of the Year (ADA/NE dpg )
Alice has been in Private Practice since 1981 in
Plano, Texas. As a Sports Nutritionist Alice has advised marathoners,
distance cyclists, triathletes, backpackers, runners, dancers, weight
lifters, divers, and intramuralists. Alice loves the outdoors and is
experienced in hiking throughout Texas and the US., backpacking the Grand
Canyon, scuba diving, distance cycling, dancing, and weight training.
Alice is an energetic woman with a vital message for how you can increase
your concentration, power, and energy for golfing through nutrition.
Teena Petree, Physical Therapist
Teena is a graduate of the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill. As the Director of the Dallas area Body Balance
for Performance at Summit Physical Therapy, she specializes in
golf-specific fitness, helping golfers provide the "missing link”
to their game. Ms Petree also specializes in treating many other disorders
including but not limited to women’s health issues and spine
pain/dysfunction
Edna Bingham and Brad McCollum,
Director of EHCC Golf Game Monitors
Jeannette Bell Tiffany, Performance
Consultant and Facilitator
Jeannette has twenty-five years of experience in
working with and serving a wide range of businesses and professional
groups. Her professional career has included seven years in the public
education system, private counseling and fifteen year selling learning
systems and consulting with organizations in developing their human
capabilities to meet continually changing business strategies.
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