SASHA NOVAK - "Laws of Accuracy"

Sasha Novak, Behavioural Scientist and Author of the Laws of Accuracy, has dedicated nearly 20 years to the area of High Performance and Skill Development. His work as a psychologist had its beginnings within the clinical field and later expanded into the government and corporate sectors, during which he had a passion for understanding human behaviour and achieving excellence. During this time, he pioneered new treatment modalities for patients with clinical issues and developed innovative behaviour change programs.

In addition to his professional background as a psychologist and trainer, Sasha Novak’s personal interests and achievements are diverse to say the least. He completed his undergraduate degree in psychology at La Trobe University whilst simultaneously training 10 to 14 hours per day in martial arts and winning bronze medal in the national championships. He was then accepted and completed a graduate diploma in opera at the prestigious Victorian College of the Arts, whilst simultaneously doing a master of science degree in medicine at the University of Melbourne. He has held senior management and consulting roles for a range of companies and organizations and has lectured in areas of business, human performance and skill development.

Today, Sasha Novak conducts individual and group training sessions for athletes striving to achieve excellence and attain their full potential. His book, Laws of Accuracy, has helped many professional and amateur golfers improve their level of skill development, making their shots more precise and game play more consistent and reliable.

For more information visit: www.lawsofaccuracy.com

Kursprogramm "Laws of Accuracy"

Part One: Theory
1. Introduction: The importance of Accuracy in Sport
2. Laws of Nature and the Five Laws of Accuracy
3. Law of Technique
4. Law of Repetition
5. Law of Target
6. Law of Shaping
7. Law of Overlearning
8. Skill Calibration
9. The Sixth Law: the Law of Generalization
10. Questions and Discussion

Break

Part Two: Practical Training
1. Application to Putting
2. Application to Pitching