Aswing Junior Golf Program

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The ASWING Junior Golf Academy is year-round golf instructional program for kids, no matter their ag

10/28/2025

Coach Paul is offering a condensed (6 sessions) Winter semester of golf classes... registration opens Wednesday, October 29th- https://mailchi.mp/savannahindoorgolfclub.com/fall-junior-golf-classes-are-open-for-registration-14769793

What if the way you praise your child today shapes how they handle failure tomorrow?

Researchers from Stanford University conducted a now-famous experiment (Mueller & Dweck, 1998) where 5th graders were asked to solve puzzles. After their first success:

One group was praised for being smart (“You must be really intelligent!”).

The other was praised for working hard (“You must have worked hard!”).

What followed changed the field of developmental psychology.

The Outcome: When presented with harder tasks:

The “smart” group gave up faster and showed less enjoyment.

The “effort” group persisted longer, performed better, and enjoyed the challenge.

The Science Behind It:

Praising intelligence fosters a fixed mindset — the belief that abilities are innate and unchangeable. It creates pressure to “stay smart” and avoid mistakes.

Praising effort nurtures a growth mindset — the belief that abilities grow with effort, strategy, and persistence. It invites curiosity and resilience.

- Dr. Carol Dweck (Stanford psychologist): Praising traits can undermine motivation and increase performance anxiety.

- Dr. Lisa Feldman Barrett (Emotional development expert): Children learn emotional meaning from their caregivers’ feedback loops, not just their instructions.

- Harvard Center on the Developing Child: Resilience grows when children are supported by responsive relationships and learn to manage stress, not avoid it.

Children don’t just hear praise — they absorb what it says about who they are.

Instead of “You’re so smart,”
Say:
- “You worked through that even when it was tough.”
- “I love how you tried different ways to solve it.”

These phrases do more than boost confidence — they build internal motivation, emotional regulation, and a healthy tolerance for failure.

Because confidence isn’t the absence of struggle. It’s the ability to face it and keep going.

🎥 - @hubermanlab 
cc - @theconsciousparentinghub 

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What if the way you praise your child today shapes how they handle failure tomorrow? Researchers from Stanford University conducted a now-famous experiment (Mueller & Dweck, 1998) where 5th graders were asked to solve puzzles. After their first success: One group was praised for being smart (“You must be really intelligent!”). The other was praised for working hard (“You must have worked hard!”). What followed changed the field of developmental psychology. The Outcome: When presented with harder tasks: The “smart” group gave up faster and showed less enjoyment. The “effort” group persisted longer, performed better, and enjoyed the challenge. The Science Behind It: Praising intelligence fosters a fixed mindset — the belief that abilities are innate and unchangeable. It creates pressure to “stay smart” and avoid mistakes. Praising effort nurtures a growth mindset — the belief that abilities grow with effort, strategy, and persistence. It invites curiosity and resilience. - Dr. Carol Dweck (Stanford psychologist): Praising traits can undermine motivation and increase performance anxiety. - Dr. Lisa Feldman Barrett (Emotional development expert): Children learn emotional meaning from their caregivers’ feedback loops, not just their instructions. - Harvard Center on the Developing Child: Resilience grows when children are supported by responsive relationships and learn to manage stress, not avoid it. Children don’t just hear praise — they absorb what it says about who they are. Instead of “You’re so smart,” Say: - “You worked through that even when it was tough.” - “I love how you tried different ways to solve it.” These phrases do more than boost confidence — they build internal motivation, emotional regulation, and a healthy tolerance for failure. Because confidence isn’t the absence of struggle. It’s the ability to face it and keep going. 🎥 - @hubermanlab cc - @theconsciousparentinghub We share content on parenting, relationships and human conditioning Tap the link in bio to join the Rebuild newsletter - @rebuildtoday

07/17/2025

Fall Junior Golf Classes are Open for registration... - https://mailchi.mp/47cc04e29c03/fall-junior-golf-classes-are-open-for-registration

A-SWING Junior Golf Academy is hosting an Open House / Tryout on Saturday afternoon... 08/16/2024

The A-SWING Junior Golf Academy would like to invite you to bring your kids by to "tryout" golf!

Our Fall semester of classes begin next week and a few spots are still available, but before committing, bring your kid out to have fun on our indoor golf simulators and get a some instruction.

A-SWING Junior Golf Academy is hosting an Open House / Tryout on Saturday afternoon... A-SWING Junior Golf Academy is hosting an Open House / Tryout on Saturday afternoon...     Come Out Wednesday, August 14th 3:00pm - 6:30pm Play and Learn More at the Indoor Simulator Golf Facility Sav

04/09/2024

If you know a kid age 10-13 years old in the Savannah area that would like to play team golf, plus it is indoors during the Summer, check out PGA Jr League. Visit www.SavannahJunior.golf
or contact me!

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Monday 7am - 7pm
Tuesday 7am - 7pm
Wednesday 7am - 7pm
Thursday 7am - 7pm
Friday 7am - 7pm
Saturday 7am - 7pm
Sunday 7am - 7pm