Podcast appearances and mentions of will robins

This week, Will Robins interviews JoJo, the 2024 PGA National Teacher and Coach of the Year. They discuss JoJo's journey, the importance of mentorship, and his teaching philosophy. JoJo emphasizes creating movements for improvement, using technology wisely, and the value of effective communication and motivation. They also talk about the significance of continuous learning, adapting […] The post The Path to Becoming a PGA National Coach of the Year: Joe Hallett appeared first on GOLF IN THE LIFE OF - education for golf instructors.

This week, Will Robins continues his discussion with Sean Foley as they delve into the mental aspects of golf coaching, emphasizing the importance of vulnerability, open communication, and self-awareness. Foley discusses the impact of language, sensory motor skills, and self-perception on performance. He also explores how media and advertising influence emotions like fear and anxiety. […] The post Achieve Peak Performance: Mastering Human Conditioning and the Mind with Sean Foley – Part 2 appeared first on GOLF IN THE LIFE OF - education for golf instructors.

Will Robins talks with Andy Matthews from Neuropeak Pro about the critical role of breathing in golf performance. Andy, a former professional golfer, shares his insights on how breathing techniques can help manage stress and improve physiological responses on the course. He discusses his experience teaching precision breathing to PGA Tour players and its benefits […] The post Andy Matthews: How to Train Your Players to Perform Under Pressure appeared first on GOLF IN THE LIFE OF - education for golf instructors.

The opportunity for the coach of the future What is technology going to do to the future of coaching? More importantly what can we DO to be ready and to offer great EXPERIENCES to our students The Lost Art of Golf 2 day school at Archerfield Links with Karl Morris and Gary Nicol  The ULTIMATE interactive learning experience at the ULTIMATE location Today on the Brain Booster we welcome back coach Will Robins who has been working closely with the PGA of America over the past number of years coaching professionals on how to deliver more EFFECTIVE coaching We had a great conversation looking at how technology will impact the future of the game What will AI do to the coaching model? Yet there is still a wonderful opportunity to help players on the GOLF COURSE Finding out what is TRULY happening on course as opposed to what we think is happening Getting the very best from your CURRENT level of skills We looked at: The Art of scoring The Art of Playing more freely Better thinking Better strategy Dealing with your tendencies Finding ways to engage more with the golf course and not just playing golf swing   Will is a real free spirit with a very creative mind and an ability to see future opportunities when others only see problems If you are a coach or a player you will gain so much by questioning HOW and WHAT you deliver in your lessons To find out more about Will Robins go to http://www.wrgolf.com   BUILDING STABLE CONFIDENCE – THE NEW PROGRAM To get your copy of the brand new program with Raymond Prior and Karl Morris It will truly make a BIG difference to your development  Link to buy: Building Stable Confidence   Become a Mind Factor Coach - Early Bird Offer 2024 Mind Factor Certification Course           

In this episode of Golf in the Life of, host Will Robins welcomes back Jason Baile,  a seasoned golf coach who shares their approach to coaching and mentoring. Baile emphasizes the judicious use of technology, the importance of a thorough assessment process, and the role of imposter syndrome in personal growth. Professional golfer Brad Faxon […] The post Jason Baile: The Recipe for Building PGA Tour Winners- Part 2 (with special guest Brad Faxon) appeared first on GOLF IN THE LIFE OF - education for golf instructors.

In this episode of the Golf in the Life of podcast, host Will Robins talks with golf coach Jason Baile about the intricacies of coaching high-level players. They delve into Jason's experience with Lucas Glover's transformation, overcoming the yips, and the journey to regain confidence. Jason shares a personal story of a coaching mistake, highlighting […] The post Jason Baile: The Recipe for Building PGA Tour Winners- Part 1 appeared first on GOLF IN THE LIFE OF - education for golf instructors.

In this episode of the Golf in the Life of podcast, host Will Robins interviews Lorin Anderson, the owner and founder of Proponent Group, a golf instructor networking organization. They discuss the role of Proponent Group in the golf industry and share valuable insights and data gathered over the last ten years on the revenue […] The post Lorin Anderson: Business Value of Golf Instruction (part 1) appeared first on GOLF IN THE LIFE OF - education for golf instructors.

In this episode of the Golf in the Life of podcast, host Will Robins speaks with coaches Rick Sessinghaus and Josh Alpert, two instructors with a wealth of experience in the game. The two discuss their work in developing the FlowCode, a tool to help players channel the right state of mind to achieve success […] The post Dr. Rick Sessinghaus: The FlowCode appeared first on GOLF IN THE LIFE OF - education for golf instructors.

In this episode of the Golf in the Life of podcast, Will Robins discusses the best short game assessment for golfers looking to improve their scores. The assessment is so effective that the University of California's golf team used it for their qualifying rounds. He interviews Mike Labauve, the creator of the short game assessment. […] The post Mike Labauve: Short Game Assessment (Part 1) appeared first on GOLF IN THE LIFE OF - education for golf instructors.

Will Robins sits down with Jay Karen, Chief Executive Officer of National Golf Course Owners Association, to discuss how Teaching Professionals and Course Owners/Managers can align in vision and work together for more effective results.  The NGCOA has three main missions: advocacy, education and a commercial program. He shares feedback from countless owners and their […] The post The New Direction of the Golf Industry appeared first on GOLF IN THE LIFE OF - education for golf instructors.

Really excited to bring you todays show as we have with us Will Robins Will owns and operates WRGolf Coaching based in Sacramento County, CA and is the CEO of Robins Golf Logistix (RGX), a consulting company that mentors instructors on coaching programs.  Through RGX, Will trains over 80 coaches worldwide on how to implement programs that accelerate and guarantee results for their students while doubling their teaching / coaching revenue. A native of the United Kingdom, Will came to the United States to play college golf in Monterey, California, after graduation with his BBA in Marketing and Management from Northwood University in Florida in 2000. Will played on the mini tours around America before sustaining injuries in the 2004 Thailand Tsunami while on his honeymoon with his wife, Amanda. These injuries led Will to coach the game of golf and Will quickly understood most of his students came to him not enjoying the game and overthinking to the point of frustration. Will took his playing skills and life-changing experience to create an instructional program that would guarantee players results and inspire them to love the game of golf again. We got the chance to discuss: How the Tsunami changed everything Literally on the brink of death Will said: ‘I am going to die FIGHTING' His story is compelling Fighting back from disaster The route to a new career To go from PLAYING to COACHING Looking at coaching from a different perspective What REALLY makes a DIFFERENCE? As Will says: ‘You don't have a golf swing problem you have a tension problem' How lowering expectations can massively reduce TENSION Having FUN on the golf course PLAYING the game of golf How destructive the search for swing perfection is and more importantly what to do about it Will has been brave enough to coach from a completely different perspective An inspiration to us all Enjoy the session To find out more about Will Robins go to www.willrobins.com If you are a coach and want to find out about Will's mentorship program go to http://www.wrgolf.com/coaches/198 To book your Mind Factor workshop go to www.themindfactor.com        

Hear from renowned golf instructor Will Robins (1:45 - 34:00) during his recent appearance on Golf Business LIVE with NGCOA CEO Jay Karen and Secretary of the PGA of America Don Rea. Find out Will's take on the current state of golf facility instruction and his vision for future coaching models, which could transform the bottom line at your club.   Then, Chris Novak of PGA HOPE talks to Michael Williams (34:00 - 45:30) on the most recent episode of NGCOA's brand new series Golf Business LIVE with Michael Williams. Chris shares incredible and inspiring stories surrounding PGA HOPE, what it means for our nation's Veterans, and how course owners and operators can play a crucial role in this program.

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Will Robins sits down with Walter Chun, the Head Coach of Men's Golf at Cal. Walter first joined the Bears as a player in 1997, being a two-time team captain who competed three times at the NCAA West Regional, once at the NCAA championship and qualified for the U.S. Amateur Championships in 1999 and 2002. […] The post Walter Chun: What it takes to become a Division I golfer appeared first on GOLF IN THE LIFE OF - education for golf instructors.

Citywire Americas editor Atholl Simpson dialed in from the other side of the pond to talk through the region's success stories with New Model Adviser editor Will Robins. Latin America's financial sector might be a well-trodden area for global investors, but a tech start-up scene is making waves in a region so reliant on exports. Whether fintech or e-commerce, from Brazil to Colombia, investors looking for the next Amazon (not the forest) could do worse than look at Latin America.

Welcome to the Anthropocene: the epoch of the Earth's geological history defined by the impact of humanity. The UK government is is talking up its eco credentials now, but this week's guest from fund management, Bryn Jones, recounts meetings in Westminster where the very idea of a green bond was roundly dismissed. The Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund manager meets futurist Mark Stevenson and New Model Adviser editor Will Robins to discuss how fixed-income investors can be an effective force for change.

Noel Butwell is CEO, adviser platforms at Standard Life Aberdeen. He looks after Wrap, Elevate and the adviser business 1825 and has big ambitions to number one platform of choice for advice firms. That, Butwell tells New Model Adviser editor Will Robins, would involve deep integration with back offices and to only pay for what is used. But could an ESG 'look through' be needed too? A similar 'pick and mix' approach will reshape its advice offer as well.

Will Robins has Top 50 Instructor, Tony Ruggiero, share the three main keys to his success. Tony shares the incredible obstacles he’s gone through, the greatest lessons he’s learned and what you really need to be focusing on with building a successful business. He had so much great information to share we’ve made two episodes. […] The post 3 Fundamentals of Success with Tony Ruggiero (Part One) appeared first on GOLF IN THE LIFE OF - education for golf instructors.

This is the remarkable story of Will Robins who always knew he would work in fly fishing.Starting out commuting from Hull to London to work in Farlows at the age of 15 he has continued to be involved in the fly fishing industry.He now owns and runs his own saltwater guiding and outfitting service based in Mexico, a place he now calls home.I learn about his story and we talk about what it takes to become a fishing guide.This is an amazing story that you are sure to enjoy.

With several Covid-19 vaccines now approved for use in the UK, it seemed like a good idea to discuss healthcare on the podcast again. NMA editor Will Robins is joined by Citywire AAA-rated manager Paul Jourdan and ‘reluctant futurist’ Mark Stevenson to talk about the wider impact of coronavirus vaccines.

Financial advice clients will be encouraged to give more money to charity via The Together Charitable Foundation (TCF) launched by Jarrovian Wealth CEO Graeme Price and Cass Business School professor Paul Palmer. TCF grants clients and their advisers control over where their money is given. Will it catch on? NMA editor Will Robins finds out how a 'DAF' could unleash the latent giving potential of so-called mass-affluent clients, who Palmer argues give proportionately less than both those more and less wealthy than they are.

In this episode I interview Will Robins, who is based in Arkansaw and is the President of two agencies, Sharpnd (www.sharpnd.com) and ContentHOW (www.Contenthow.com). During the interview we discuss the challenges of successfully managing client expectations early on in a project, and also getting the right balance of working ON your business, compared to working IN your business. www.FunnelFellaRadio.com

Will Robins sits down with Michael Breed. He shares how he’s built his career, the lessons that have transformed his perspectives, and the mental hurdles that he’s had to continually outwork. Listen in to their insightful discussion on what makes the most successful coaches and business people, getting clear on what type of golf instructor […] The post Michael Breed: The #1 thing YOU need to do to be Successful appeared first on GOLF IN THE LIFE OF - education for golf instructors.

PGA Professional Coach since 2008, who has a unique coaching approach. The foundation of his approach is called "The Scoring Method" and it gets people to achieve results on the course they never thought possible. Back in 2004 he and his wife survived a deadly Tsunami in Thailand that killed over 250,000 people. ______ Learn more about Will Robins! www.wrgolf.com ______ In this episode, Learn about: 2:10 - 6:10: How he fell in love with golf at a young age 6:45 - 13:29: Should children specialize in one sport, or play a diversity of sports?  14:04 - 22:28: How a tsunami changed his life forever, and how he remained positive through surrender 23:05 - 29:48: His evolution from player to coach 30:14 - 38:35: The Scoring Method and how to unlock your potential 39:26 - 48:29: Coaching individuals, simplifying for success, and the importance of perception ______ Will's 3 things to get closer to his best self: Surrender Daily Stop Focusing on Myself Patience and Balance

Innovative companies, fighting corruption and removing friction in the global economy, fintechs, particularity digital payments businesses look like a great proposition for investors and society alike. That said, despite coming in with a 'clean deck' the collapse of companies like Wirecard recently proves that governance (that not-to-be-overlooked aspect of ESG) is as important for investors to keep an eye on as before the 2008 crisis. But, as Jupiter manager Guy de Blonay argues, low interest rates over the last 10 years has proved a great environment for innovation and challenging the status quo. In this second 'Futurist meets fund manager' episode, Mark Stevenson joins de Blonay and Citywire editor Will Robins, to understand how society benefits from this investment

Citywire has brought together two incredibly knowledgeable experts to approach the healthcare sector from radically different angles. One is Citywire AAA fund manager Paul Jourdan, manager of the TB Amati UK Smaller Companies fund. The other is Mark Stevenson, an author, consultant and futurologist who has been a popular speaker at Citywire events. With New Model Adviser editor Will Robins leading the discussion, the pair talk about cost of keeping people healthy and treating the sick, the breakthroughs certain companies have achieved and the inefficiencies others have allowed to build up. The three discuss the need for sweeping systems change and the dilemma facing politicians in the pandemic. ‘We should not assume we will have a vaccine for this’, says Jourdan. Given there are no guarantees of a vaccine for Covid-19, politicians will have to take tough decisions and start a much more honest conversation with the public. Meanwhile, says Stevenson, if we tried to deal with every disease deadly to humans in the word right now it would take us 400 years, at the current rate at which we develop drugs. But the eyes of the world are on the healthcare sector like never before. Government health systems and the businesses that deliver medicine, machinery and vaccines are under incredible pressure to deliver a solution to the Covid-19 pandemic. Will it succeed? Is it even fit for purpose? And how might this crisis change it, and healthcare investing, forever?

It's no secret that the UK has poor financial education. According to the Money Advice Service, more than 250 organisations across the UK are currently engaged in the task of trying to improve financial capability in the UK. But it is a mammoth task, and in some places a losing battle. Rallying the troops to discuss how to make mums, dads and kids up and down the country better with money is editor Will Robins, who was joined on Zoom by a plethora of enthusiastic participants, all keen to help crack the problem. From tailoring content to different age groups, to engaging with local schools, there is something here for anyone who wants to do more.

New Model Adviser editor Will Robins caught up with Tessa Lee, managing director of Moneyinfo, to discuss cost cutting, how to reduce reliance on postage, how to maintain cyber security and protect client data amid the remote working boom and wet signatures. Tessa also expand upon her call on advisers to abandon email as their means of sending client communications. Phishing attacks are on the rise! This discussion also touches on how to ensure your Zoom conversations are protected. [around18:00 in]. Firms have to pay hundreds or even thousands of pounds to have postage diverted, depending on how many offices they run, whether they are shared and so on. With lockdown arrangements in place there has been some discussion whether advisers should be making trips to pick up post. But with providers still sending documents by mail and failing to offer digital signatures some firms feel they have no choice. Tessa talks about what firms can and can’t’ be done using shared documents, portals and e-signatures. [about 8:00 minutes in] Of course we all know there is more to a business than just hard work, there are teams and a social side too. Tessa explains the brilliant ways her team have been getting together to let off steam via video conferencing, and how to run a pub quiz!

Today NMA launches its fourth monthly special 'takeover' issue, looking at the next thirty years of the profession. How will Covid-19 and climate change impact the world, and the advice that planners provide? How will planners' own fee models adapt to a rising demand for financial assistance? And will we ever crack the issue of health and social care? Check out this whistle-stop tour through the new copy of the magazine, featuring editor Will Robins in conversation with magazine editor Ollie Smith.

Will Robins talks about what they’ve learned so far about what to do during COVID-19 pandemic as golf instructors.  Listen in and reach out if you have questions.  In this time of insanity that we understand the importance of staying calm. To have a clear vision and be leaders to our players. We need to […] The post What We’re Learning About Overcoming Struggles as Golf Instructors appeared first on GOLF IN THE LIFE OF - education for golf instructors.

Mark Stevenson is a writer, businessman, public speaker and 'reluctant' futurologist and has spoken at several Citywire events in the past. He came into our Vauxhall studios ahead of New Model Adviser's April special edition Advice: 2050. Mark and NMA editor Will Robins discuss what is coming next, for health, climate change, democracy, technology and more. Although he is under 'crushing non disclosure agreements' Mark's recent discussions have been with government departments, the Ministry of Defence and medecins sans frontieres. 'Think of coronavirus as an easy training day for whats coming,' Stevenson says. Or to put it another way 'climate change is going to destroy everything unless we do something.' It's a strong message, but, it turns out, a hopeful one for those who are willing to embrace the challenge.

Ian Horne and Will Robins are joined by Praemium chief executive Michael Ohanessian to look at comparisons between the UK and Australian platform markets.

Keith is joined by an amazing PGA Professional named Will Robins. Will is the Director of Instruction at Empire Ranch Golf Club in Folsom, CA. Together they discuss his innovative coaching/teaching style. He likes to guarantee success to his students! Teachers take notice, this man is leading an instruction revolution that is working. It's also Bay Hill week and Keith tells a great Arnold Palmer story at the end of the show, you'll want to hear this one. 

NMA editor Will Robins is joined by PlanPlus Global director Paul Resnik for a special episode as part of our asset allocation special.

Financial coach Simonne Gnessen asks clients to imagine what money would be like if it was a person you had invited around for tea. ‘For most people it’s the Devil, it’s a woman in a Tweed suit who’s pointing a finger.’ In this episode of Planning People New Model Adviser editor Will Robins sat down with three people involved in the Initiative for Financial Wellbeing, an exciting new, planner-led project that looks set to shake up the financial planning profession. Gathered in Citywire’s Vauxhall studio were Chris Budd, chairman of South West planning firm, Ovation Finance and founder of the Initiative for Financial Wellbeing, Simonne Gnessen, founder of Wise Monkey Financial Coaching, and Tom Morris, director and chartered financial planner also at Ovation. We discuss the ideas behind financial wellbeing and find out what convinced Budd the time was right to launch an organisation to bring together training, debate and events under a single banner.

If you’re a typical Golf Professional that takes on a number of different roles and responsibilities, even if you love to teach, finding time to fit in golf lessons can be a challenge. Do you come in early? Stay late? Sacrifice time you set aside for other tasks and say yes to the lesson request? It’s a conundrum that we often fall into.And for a lot of Golf Professionals, the opportunity to teach provides one of the few chances to significantly increase their income. So we squeeze in lessons so we can make our members and customers happy, while telling ourselves “at least I’m making a few extra bucks”. Then there’s the question of whether or not we’re helping our students actually lower their scores. Does the traditional range session truly develop a better golfer? Or should we be out on the golf course, practicing in the field of play, coaching our players to get the ball in the hole in fewer strokes?Will Robins has the answers to these questions.For years now, Will has been producing results for players by taking them on the golf course, often in groups and teams, to show them how to shoot lower scores, instead of starting with mechanical fixes and technical training on the range. His patented “Scoring Method” provides a foundation for his players to grab what amounts to “the low hanging fruit” by tracking simple stats and bringing their opportunities to light. The results he’s produced, speak for themselves.Will is “Revolutionizing Golf Instruction” and it’s the mission behind his company RGX. With RGX, Will guides golf coaches all over the world to discover their ability to produce impactful results for their players and their businesses. Through RGX, there are Golf Professionals that have generated life changing improvements to their business, without standing on the lesson tee from sunup to sundown, day after day. Will is producing solutions to two major issues for today’s Golf Professionals. How do we help our players improve so that they play more golf and get value out of the time and money they spend at our facilities? And personally, how do we make a positive impact on our income without committing to more time spent on the lesson tee?Will’s backstory is unlike any other. As an aspiring Professional, ready for life on tour, his life changed in an instant as the devastating Indonesian Tsunami swept up his new wife and him on their honeymoon in 2004. While he and his wife were lucky to survive the disaster that claimed over 200,000 lives, due to injury, Will’s tour aspirations eventually disappeared. He wasn’t able to play to the level he once did, and began to give lessons as a way to stay around the game. However as Will has said, he doesn’t view this as a negative. Instead, it created the opportunity for him to uncover his true purpose. The purpose of improving the games of golfers young and old, while bettering the lives of Golf Professionals all over the world. While Will’s personal story is inspiring, I hope that you find more motivation in this conversation. It’s all about how to quickly and easily generate more income in 2020. There’s the chance that this will be the start of the best season you’ve ever had in lesson income. Just follow Will’s advice and I certainly think it can be.You can find out more about RGX and Will at www.robinsgx.com and at www.thescoringmethod.com.

In this episode of Golf in the Life, Will Robins sits down with Riley Andrews to discuss his journey from struggling on mini tours, to running one of the most successful junior academies in the country.  If you’re a golf instructor looking to build a thriving, profitable junior program you need to listen into what […] The post How to Build a Profitable Thriving Junior Program you LOVE appeared first on GOLF IN THE LIFE OF - education for golf instructors.

In this episode New Model Adviser editor Will Robins speaks to IFA firm Barnaby Cecil, which has a specialist service targeted at medical practitioners. You can read the full transcript here: http://citywire.co.uk/Publications/WEB_Resources/Creative/content/Barnaby-Cecil-Podcast.pdf Managing director Thomas Skinner and paraplanner Emma Walker explain how annual allowance taper rules have generated substantial tax bills for consultants, and what the effect of that has been on the number of hours they work and their retirement planning. Our conversation also takes other interesting turns as we explore how the crisis has prompted doctors to rethink their work life balance, what the logjam in Westminster means for finding solutions to the taper, and how holistic financial planning can put an entirely different perspective on the whole issue once medical clients have been through the process.

New Model Adviser editor Will Robins speaks to political insider Iain Anderson, co-founder and executive chairman of public policy and corporate communications group Cicero to discuss what Brexit, a new government and a new chair of the Bank of England will mean for the UK economy and financial services.

Will Robins is a certified PGA professional who is helping revolutionize golf instruction worldwide by helping golf progessionals guarantee results with their plater. Robins owns and operates WRGolf Coaching based in Folsom, Calif. and is the CEO of Robins Golf Logistixs (RGX). He trains coaches on how to implement coaching programs that speed up results and guarantees results for their students while doubling their teaching/coaching revenue. In this episode, Will and Spencer dive into running a business, dealing with parents and so much more.

Will Robins is a certified PGA professional who is helping revolutionize golf instruction worldwide by helping golf progessionals guarantee results with their plater. Robins owns and operates WRGolf Coaching based in Folsom, Calif. and is the CEO of Robins Golf Logistixs (RGX). He trains coaches on how to implement coaching programs that speed up results and guarantees results for their students while doubling their teaching/coaching revenue. In this episode, Will and Spencer dive into running a business, dealing with parents and so much more.

Join host Will Robins as he talks with his head coach at their Sacramento facility, Jared Butts about the biggest mistakes Will has made in his own business. Jared joined the WR Golf organization about 8 years ago, helping Will grow the junior program to 150+ kids on a weekly basis. Will and Jared talk […] The post Biggest Mistakes I’ve Made in my own Golf Instruction Business appeared first on GOLF IN THE LIFE OF - education for golf instructors.

In this podcast New Model Adviser editor Will Robins gets stuck into the fee debate, interviewing two financial planning CEOs: Alan Smith of Capital Asset Management and Barry Horner of Paradigm Norton. Smith is a renowned advocate of flat-fees and not afraid to ruffle feathers with his criticism of percentage charging. Horner meanwhile is keeping his options open, offering clients the choice of how they want to pay. More important than how firms charge, says Horner, is that advice businesses succeed in articulating the value added to client’s lives. Listen on to hear their forthright views, and the unexpected result when a client told Horner he had been undercharged.

We sit down with coach Will Robins to get some practical coaching for better scoring and game management. Learn more about Will thescoringmethod.com/

We sit down with coach Will Robins to get some practical coaching for better scoring and game management. Learn more about Will thescoringmethod.com/

We sit down with coach Will Robins to get some practical coaching for better scoring and game management. Learn more about Will http://thescoringmethod.com/

In a podcast feast, NMA editor Will Robins reveals to George Kinder that he is undergoing life planning with a financial adviser.

On Independence Day 2018, New Model Adviser® editor Will Robins speaks to Citywire USA editor Alex Steger about the American investment advice market.

On the thirtieth anniversary of the Barlow Clowes affair, Citywire executive chairman Lawrence Lever talks to New Model Adviser® editor Will Robins about a scandal that exposed fraud and failure in the highest corridors of power.

In this nugget packed episode global SEO and branding expert Will Robins breaks down how his company quadrupled their revenue in the past 12 months.

Following a bumper couple of weeks for regulatory news, New Model Adviser® features editor Natasha Turner sits down with online producer Ollie Smith, editor Will Robins and special guest Henry Tapper to put the world to rights from pension transfers to innovations in collective pensions.

New Model Adviser® online producer Ollie Smith sits down with NMA regulatory reporter Elliot Smith and editor Will Robins to discuss phoenix firms and regulation.

Niche IFA director Ray Adams sits down with New Model Adviser® senior reporter and online producer Ollie Smith to give them his first-hand account of the British Steel pensions saga in Wales. Meanwhile, New Model Adviser® editor Will Robins also has an announcement to make...

Seven Investment Management’s Justin Urquhart Stewart joins Jack Gilbert and Will Robins in the New Model Adviser® studio to talk about managing clients’ money and what to do in turbulent times.

You have an awesome program set up for your junior golfers but how do you get people to sign up?  Learn the marketing strategy Will Robins uses to fill up his Path to College golf program and get the word out about his academy.  You'll hear some of the core principles of Will's program they communicate with parents and juniors so they buy into the entire process.  Looking for a good tagline example?  How about Will's “Champions in golf and life”  Struggle when it's time for the sale and the dreaded “pitch”?  We talk through some solid sales advice and hear an example of how to transition someone from interested to sale.   ABOUT WILL ROBINS  A native of the United Kingdom, Will has been passionate about golf his entire life.  After sustaining an injury that prevented him from continuing his career playing professionally on tour he began teaching golf lessons. He quickly realized traditional instruction did not work, so he developed the coaching program model and got truly amazing results with his average player dropping 11 strokes in just 10 weeks.  Will helps golf professionals realize the outstanding results he's been able to achieve while removing the cumbersome administrative work by implementing RGX's proprietary software system.

Zero managing partner Phil Young talks DB transfers, replatforming and the asset management study with New Model Adviser editor Will Robins over a Christmas cracker or two. Listen out for cringe-worthy Christmas finance jokes as well.

“This is not how I die…” Will Robins and his wife, Amanda, were on their honeymoon sitting in the lobby of a hotel on the island of Ko Phi Phi Don discussing what they wanted to do that day, not knowing that in a few seconds they were going to be hit with a 75-mph tsunami towering over 30 feet high. Robins and his wife were convinced that this was it, these were the last moments of their life…until Will decided to fight. “…In my mind, I thought, “F**k that, I'm going to die fighting.” We are not promised tomorrow. Robins learned that anything can happen and as people start to observe more of the “what if's” in life, we open ourselves up to the idea that our days are numbered and all we do is the best we can each day. “It's only once you fully let go that you can actually make any change.” We are all deathly afraid of letting go and surrendering to our everyday circumstances because we enjoy being in control. Control is overrated. We live in a world where we are always seeking control and stability because we are most comfortable in a zone of predictability. However, it's not until you reach a point of acceptance where you are truly willing to accept the outcome, no matter what it is, that you line yourself up to the path to success.  A good majority of people in this world have been told that their thoughts run their life, however, our thoughts don't have any power behind them until we attach belief to them. Robins talks about some of the ways he teaches golf players to surrender by telling them to quit at the game entirely. “By saying “I'm going to quit,” shows the game means something to you.” Our thoughts create our emotion by attaching belief to them. In this episode: Robins talks about his near-death experience from surviving an earthquake tsunami in 2004 by the Indian Ocean McCabe and Robins discuss the psychology that goes into a near-death experience Robins explains his philosophy behind the “second ball golfer.” McCabe discusses some ideas pulled from the book “Performing Under Pressure”. McCabe discusses previous podcast guest, Timothy Alexander (LINK BELOW) and his outlook on life  http://themindside.libsyn.com/podcast/the-ultimate-comeback-with-uab-football-player-timothy-alexander Robins and McCabe discuss the path to establish a belief and the power it holds Download The Gameplan Infographic here!   For more information on Will Robins and his teaching philosophies, visit: http://robinsgx.com We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed recording it! For more information on The MindSide: Sports and Performance Psychology, please visit: www.themindside.com

Will Robins has a very promising professional playing career, but that all changed abruptly when he was swept out to sea by a Tsunami during his honeymoon. The injuries he sustained ended his playing career but opened up a new, and unexpected door, to teaching golf. Now Will runs one of the most successful teaching programs in the country and was even named the 2016/2017 Golf Digest Best Young Teacher in America. Tune in to this week's episode as we discuss how Will Robins uses "The Scoring Method" to help his students see very real results in their golf game. In This Show You Will Learn: How Will Robins uses "purposeful practice" to help his golf students improve quickly and with lasting results. Why it's more important to "learn how to score" than "learn how to swing." How Will uses group instruction to help simulate real (pressure) golf situations. Plus much more. Listen to This Week's Show Download on iTunes here Download on Stitcher here Download on Spreaker here Download on SoundCloud here. Links from This Week's Show: Link: Find out more about The Scoring Method and Will Robins' instruction program by visiting his website. Support This Week's Advertisers: RX BAR: This episode is sponsored by RXBAR, the whole food protein bar made with a few simple, clean ingredients, which all serve a purpose. Join the RX BAR revolution and get 25% off your first order. Just visit RXBAR.com/golf and enter promo code: GOLF at checkout. Thanks for tuning to The Golf Podcast!

From playing on the PGA Tour, being the low club pro in last years Senior PGA Championship, and running a highly successful coaching business. How do you create and structure a business that allows for such freedom? In today’s case study we uncover that story with Will Robins and Jim Estes. Jim made a big […] The post Ready, Fire, Aim: Getting Started with Group Coaching (a case study) appeared first on GOLF IN THE LIFE OF - education for golf instructors.

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Sometimes it feels like time can just fly by and we’re not really sure what happened or what progress was made. Will Robins and I sat down to talk about some of our favorite mindsets and habits to get more out of a day / week / year. Will’s first suggestion – The Ivy Lee […] The post 5 Ways to Get MORE out of your Work Week w/ Will Robins appeared first on GOLF IN THE LIFE OF - education for golf instructors.

We’re back answering more questions about group coaching with expert Will Robins sharing his experience so you can be a more successful coach. If you missed part 1 you can view questions #1 and #2 here. QUESTION #3 – What’s the best way to retain students into programs from a marketing perspective, other than solid relationships, […] The post Group Coaching Q&A with Will Robins (part 2 of 2) appeared first on GOLF IN THE LIFE OF - education for golf instructors.

Coach Will Robins answers your questions about group coaching.  We tackle two fantastic questions in this episode and share some invaluable advice for instructors trying to get some group coaching going. QUESTION #1 – How do you decide on that popular day/time to schedule the lessons? QUESTION #2 – How do you structure across ability […] The post Group Coaching Q&A with Will Robins (part 1 of 2) appeared first on GOLF IN THE LIFE OF - education for golf instructors.

Last week we looked at the four fundamental principals to making your pre shot routine solid and reliable. This week Will Robins, a PGA instructor based in California shares some excellent ideas on how to actually improve your game by changing how you practice Episode Highlights It’s important not to focus on the bad parts of a round. If you doubled 16 and shot 73 your instinct would be to dwell on that one thing that held you back. Well flip the script - If you doubled the first hole but managed to shoot 73 you would be riding a wave of confidence about your comeback. So make sure your analysis is objective. How to analyze (statistically): Did you give yourself 18 opportunities to score? After that did you give yourself 18 opportunities to get down in two? Why GIR isn’t always helpful as you think: If the best player in the world can only hit a green in regulation 70% of the time from 180 yards (with a 7 iron and you’re using a hybrid) why are you tracking a stat that you can’t be great at. - You’ve got to track the stats that will help improve your score How to analyze (mentally): Measure your tipping points. Did you stick to routine & process on a tough up and down? Did you get frustrated with a result and let it cloud your next shot too? This is how you remain objective with your mental analysis. Who were you being when you made the error: · Were you fully committed to it? – Well then you just hit a bad shot. Leave it behind and focus on the next one. · No I wasn’t committed – Well, then why would you be mad? You weren’t committed to it! Most people play golf with a lot of tension, fear, trying not to miss, and thinking a lot. If you do anything like that you’re not going to be overly successful, so why would golf be any different? Practice makes what? Perfect PERMANENT. What you do more of you get better at. So if you go to the driving range and pound 50 balls and have 15 different swing thoughts, never doing the same thing twice – you’re getting better at thinking a lot. This makes it incredibly difficult to replicate swing with any consistency on the course because you have been training to think a lot, not be target focused. What would happen to a marathon runner who had trained for four years to be in the Olympics then gets a last minute letter saying he’ in the 110 meter high hurdles? They would be a train wreck! That’s essentially what you’re asking your body to do with that type of driving range practice. Write down on a piece of paper what you’d like to do on the golf course. What’s on your list? · Commit to your shots? · Trust your swing? · Stick with decisions? Alright, start doing that on the golf course. It’s all about what you practice. Rory McIlroy, Jordan Spieth, and Jason Day have all spent time practicing confidence and commitment. That’s why they don’t get tripped up over these things as much as most amateurs. There are two types of practice – drills and performance. · Drills are where you learn the skill and do the repetitive practice. · Performance practice is testing yourself. Give yourself a target and see how many times out of 10 you can hit it. Write down the result. Tomorrow when you practice again go through your drills again and give yourself that performance test. You should see incremental gains each time. This is how you build emotional muscle and become a reactional golfer! The Nutter Game: Play your worst golf ever, but do it on purpose. This is probably one of the most counterintuitive things you’ve ever heard. Just give Will a chance and give it a try though. He explains it best and the explanation starts right at the 26 minute mark. Links mentioned in the show: will@wrgolf.com www.WRGolf.com Golf is Not a Game of Perfect