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The sports corporations, sports coaching organisations, schools, colleges, universities, institutes of sport and small businesses who have purchased our Old Way New Way^® sports coaching courses.

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Technique correction routine customers

• Activate Sports (Australia)
• Akudea Pty Ltd (Australia)
• Alf Engen Ski School (USA)
• All About Pitching (USA)
• AM Coaching (Italy)
• ANZ Bank (Australia)
• Archery Solano (USA)
• Army Marksmanship Unit (USA)
• Asian Canadian Golf Academy (Canada)
• Auckland Women's Bowling Club (New Zealand)
• AUSSI Masters Swimming (Australia)
• Australian Golf Teachers Federation (Australia)
• Australian Sitting Volleyball Team (Australia)
• Australian Institute of Sport (Australia)
• Bannockburn & District Bowls Club (Australia)
• Bedford Bowling Club (Australia)
• Berwick Bowls Club (Australia)
• Blackburn Bowls Club (Australia)
• Bonnie Doon Youth Bowling Council (Canada)
• Bowls Saskatchewan Inc. (Canada)
• Box Hill Golf Club (Australia)
• Broadwater Bowling Club (Australia)
• Brumbies A.C.T. Rugby (Australia)
• Byron Bay Bowling Club (Australia)
• Cairns Schools Rowing Association (Australia)
• Coaching Works Ltd (New Zealand)
• Commonwealth Bank Cricket Academy (Australia)
• Cooper School Highland Dancers (Australia)
• Curtin University (Australia)
• Darwin Swimming Club (Australia)
• David Milne Golf Academy (Australia)
• De Montford University (UK)
• Dribble Pass Shoot (USA)
• Elouera Gym (Australia)
• Emmaus College (Australia)
• Finnish Swimming Association, The (Finland)
• Flyers Track Club Inc. (USA)
• Fourth Presbyterian Church (Australia)
• Fremantle Football Club (Australia)
• Geelong Bowls Club (Australia)
• Gold Coast Tweed District Bowls Association (Australia)
• Golf Queensland (Australia)
• Golf Your Way (Australia)
• Hince Tennis (UK)
• Hong Kong Tennis Association (Hong Kong)
• HS Williams Ent. Inc. (USA)
• Japan Amateur Rowing Association (Japan)
• JK Golf Gmbh (Germany)
• John Spence Community High School (UK)
• Kalang Investments (Australia)
• Lakes Krakajak (Australia)
• Lebanon Fire District (USA)
• Lonestar Basketball Academy (USA)
• Manly Lawn Bowling Club (Australia)
• Mary O Martin P/L (Australia)
• Massey University (New Zealand)
• Maximum Potential UK Ltd (United Kingdom)
• McKenna Enterprises Pty Ltd (Australia)
• Middleton Beach Bowling Club (Australia)
• Midland Golf (Australia)
• Miller's Gymnastics Schools (Australia)
• MJ Productions Ltd (United Kingdom)
• Murwillumbah Rowing Club (Australia)
• New South Wales Baseball League Inc. (Australia)
• New South Wales Bowls Coach (Australia)
• New Zealand Academy of Sport, North (New Zealand)
• Newington College (Australia)
• Paul Perrone Kicking, Colgate University (USA)
• Penygraig and Williamstown Junior Bowls Club (Wales)
• Professional Golfers Association (USA)
• Professional Golfers Association of Australia
• Queanbeyan High School (Australia)
• Queensland Academy of Sport (Australia)
• Queensland Softball Association Inc. (Australia)
• Range Riders (Canada)
• Redfrog Solutions (Australia)
• Regency Park Golf Course (Australia)
• Research Institute for Olympic Sports (Finland)
• Roeivereniging De Where (Holland)
• Rosebud Tenpin Bowl (Australia)
• Rowing South Australia (Australia)
• Rowing World Australia (Australia)
• RowSkills.com (USA)
• Royal New South Wales Bowling Association (Australia)
• School of Human Movement and Exercise Science, UWA (Australia)
• School of Exercise Science, Australian Catholic University
• Semmelweis University
• Simon Fraser University (Canada)
• Smash tennis and Sports Academy (Belgium)
• South Australian Rowing (Australia)
• South Waikato Education Centre (New Zealand)
• Sports Assist Pty Ltd (Australia)
• St Catherines Rowing Club (Canada)
• St Columban's College (Australia)
• SurfCoach.com (Australia)
• Swedish Golf Team (Sweden)
• Takapuna Grammar Rowing Club (New Zealand)
• The Farm Golf (Australia)
• Team Dynamik (Australia)
• Ten Pin Bowling Association of Queensland (Australia)
• Texas Peppers Gold (USA)
• Towson University (USA)
• Transformational Golf (Australia)
• Turramurra Bowling Club (Australia)
• United States Lawn Bowls Association Instruction Chair (USA)
• University of Minnesota, Crookston (USA)
• University of Puget Sound Athletics (USA)
• University of Southern Queensland (Australia)
• University of Western Australia (Australia)
• United States Rowing Association (USA)
• Unleashing Speed Potential (Australia)
• Victoria University of Technology (Australia)
• Western Sydney Institute of Technical and Further Education (Australia)
• Willem II Rowing Club (Holland)
• Windsor Bowls Club (Australia)
• Yandina Bowls Club (Australia)
• Zen Team (USA)
• ZGPVC (USA)
  

Disclaimer

The organisations listed on this page have purchased Old Way New Way^® Learning Systems from Personal Best Academy. This does not imply that these organisations endorse Old Way New Way^® Learning Systems or that they endorse Personal Best Academy. Neither does it mean that Personal Best Academy endorses these listed organisations. Customers who have indicated that they do not wish to be listed here do not appear on this page.

Improving too slowly?

Sports coaches and players try to get it right the first time but invariably end up spending a lot of time trying to correct technique faults and bad habits that somehow develop.

Once established, habit pattern errors like technique faults are notoriously hard to correct because they actually disable learning of correct technique and slow down or completely block improvement. This makes an athlete uncompetitive and can lead to a career-threatening performance slump.

The typical advice to practice skill drills and train hard is usually not very effective. The athlete may appear to improve during training but repeatedly falls back to old ways under pressure of competition.

Transfer of training from skills coaching sessions and practice drills to competition is consequently poor.

Transition training, required when the athlete has to change over to a new code, new equipment, new techniques or new rules, presents similar adjustment difficulties. Old habits die hard.

Fortunately, a coaching science discovery called Old Way New Way^® Sports Coaching offers:

1. A new perspective on the transfer of training problem.

2. A cost-effective and user-friendly method for rapid skill and technique correction, and habit correction.

3. A fast and practical method of sports transition training.

This page explains how established and habitual technique faults can interfere with skill development and learning of correct technique.

This page lists the sports corporations, sports coaching organisations, schools, colleges, universities, institutes of sport and small businesses who have purchased our Old Way New Way^® sports coaching courses.