PRIVATE INSTRUCTION & EVALUATION SESSIONS
At Turning Point Curling, we provide everything you need to have a delivery you can depend on to throw consistently better and make more shots.
A Better Delivery Starts with a Turning Point Evaluation - In a 60-minute private evaluation lesson, a highly qualified Turning Point Coach will assess the technical aspects of your delivery. With the use of the latest in video analysis software, they can quickly diagnose and explain your trouble areas. In this detect and correct session, your coach will determine what is needed to improve your delivery and your ability to make more and better shots.
The focus will be on your;
• setup in the hack
• sequential movements of delivery (timing)
• balance/slide
• line of delivery to the target
• grip/turn/release/rotation of the stone
You will receive high-quality feedback, correction suggestions, drills, and tips to ensure you continue to practice correctly to develop a better delivery and ensure your improvement continues and lasts.
We create the conditions for any curler to excel.
“When we approached Donalda about working with our team in the 2014-2015 season, we were not sure if she would be interested in working with ladies of a “certain age” - especially since we had come to the sport at a later age than most people would start. However, we cannot say enough about what a help she has been to us, both as a team and individually. She is a talented teacher/coach who can individualize her instruction to the specific needs of different players on a team. As well, given that our styles might not be described as “classic” and that we are not as flexible as we might have been 30 years ago, she was able to help us “fine-tune” our skill development to maximize our improvement in the sport. We left every session with suggestions about our practices, our team play, and our mental approach to the game. Her patience, encouragement, and technical knowledge was of great motivation for our team, and we ALWAYS left the sessions imbued with her positive attitude.”
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