Rick H.

My coaching experience is rather well rounded. I have coached all ages in many sports. My initial coaching started back in 2014 (16 years ago now). I was the Little League Coach for I9 Sports Flag Football in the Pee wee Division for which my son played for 3 years. Then I moved into baseball coaching my sons’ team for 4 years. Then coached girls’ softball for a couple years as my daughter grew old enough to play. Following baseball and softball I coached, owned and managed a couple AAU basketball teams for both boys and girls. One of which was lucky enough to compete at the Disney ESPN Wide World of Sports in Orlando. As of the past three years to date I am the assistant golf coach and trainer for a varsity girls golf team and run a golf school providing lessons to all ages. So, as you can see, I have worked with students of all ages and abilities. I'm a certified golf Teaching Professional through the USGTF. I earned my certification in 2017 where I had to demonstrate, playability and the ability to teach. A few other certifications I’ve earned include, certified through Positive Coaching Alliance, National Federation of State High School Associations and I’m a certified Gold coach through USA Basketball.

I was a well-rounded athlete in school where I played baseball, football and basketball. As an adult Running and golf became my favorite pass time. I have competed in many Marathons and triathlons. In 2014 I earned my full Iron Man in Cozumel Mexico. In 2017 I earned my Golf teaching certifications.

A client can expect in a typical initial session a quick review of any physical limitations that might interfere with the typical golf swing. Then we would do an assessment of current playability and a video review of their current swing. We would then look for all of the things that the client is doing right in the swing and build on that for the rest of the session. If it is someone brand new to golf, we would spend the session building confidence and developing a basic initial swing.