Hit harder. Move better. Play longer.

As a kid, I wanted to be an Olympian. I trained at CENARD, competed on the university basketball team, went through martial arts with its ups and downs — always moving, not so much for competition but for what sport gave me on the inside. At 40, I discovered golf by chance and it was love at first sight: I finally understood what golfers mean when they say this sport hooks you differently. From then on I dedicated my time to golf and strength training, and eventually to studying enough to be able to guide others properly. Because practicing a sport and knowing how to help someone improve are completely different things.