Gabriel Lopez's Blog Posts Tagged 'Vijay' (8)

In life, I believe all success first starts with the mind. So, before I can help you improve your golf game, I need to let you know about a few timeless laws that have contributed to every achievement that I have had over the past 15 years.



I believe that everyone lives, acts and breathes according to their standards. How you prepare and play golf, how much money you make, what your relationships look like, as well as what your body looks like, are all a direct reflection of your… Continue

Do to popular demand, I thought I better get this posted as soon as possible. A few of you have asked what are the kettle bell golf throws that I do with Vijay.



Kettle Bell Golf Throws - I have not heard of or seen any other golfer doing this particular exercise. It will increase your golf functional strength and golf power. Try it out!



We use (2) 5 lb., (2) 10 lb., and (2) 15 lb. kettle bells. These can also be performed with some old dumbbells. For a right handed golfer,… Continue

Everyone needs to take 30 minutes and listen to this. Make 2010 your best year yet!

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“After talking with Greg Hopkins, CEO of Cleveland Golf, and Rodney McDonald, VP of Tour Operations, I am very happy to announce that I have signed with Cleveland Golf and will be representing them for the 2010 season. I am honored to be associated with a company with as much integrity and dedication to golf performance as Cleveland. I am looking forward to meeting our fans out on tour and having them a part of my team on GolfStrengthCoach.com.”

I am in LA right now with Vijay. This is the first Thanksgiving that I will be away from my family. For the past two years, I have sponsored a family for Thanksgiving. It has been a beautiful, rewarding experience every time. Tonight, on the eve of Thanksgiving, I decided to help some people in need here in LA.



I was driving near Santa Montica Boulevard looking for people to help. After some time driving, I saw a man sitting outside a Boston Market on a bench. I pulled my SUV over to… Continue

While in the plane flying from Tokyo to Los Angeles, I couldn’t help but reminisce about my first trip to Japan. It was an incredible experience that I will never forget. The politeness and respect of the Japanese culture blew me away. They bow when greeting you followed by a loving, peaceful smile. As Americans, we need to take a serious lesson from the Japanese in how they treat and respect one another. How different would our world be if respect were the first gesture or emotion shown in… Continue

This is a compilation of quotations from some of the most brilliant minds that have ever lived. I have been collecting these beautiful words and life lessons for over 10 years. These words feel me with a passion that is both limitless and unbreakable. I try to live out these words in my daily thoughts and actions. Please share your favorite quotes with me or let me know if any of these are speaking directly to you. My only hope is that they bring you as much inspiration, peace and personal…

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A professor stood before his philosophy class with some items on his desk in front of him. When the class began, without saying a word, he picked up a very large and empty mayonnaise jar and proceeded to fill it with golf balls. He then asked the students if the jar was full. They agreed that it was. The professor then picked up a box of pebbles and poured them into the jar. He shook the jar lightly. The pebbles rolled into the open areas between the golf balls. He then asked the students…

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