JBones Posted November 17, 2014 Share Posted November 17, 2014 Whoa there Lefty, maybe we shouldn't set such high goals. The 20lbs shouldn't be too hard, but 10mph of club speed??? That's huge. 4mph I can see, but 10mph...at his level? Maybe he should come in and check out my Winter Workout thread (once I get it up of course). Phil's offseason goals? Lose 20 pounds and gain 10 mph of clubhead speed: http://t.co/6w7p4Glqx2 (via @TimRosaforte) pic.twitter.com/UmgePs1lm3— Golf World (@GolfWorld) November 17, 2014 Phil Mickelson is putting in lots of time in the gym this offseasonBy Tim RosafortePhil Mickelson has been ambitious this offseason in the gym and in his new role as Arizona State interim assistant golf coach. Stepping up his workout regimen, Mickelson has been meeting performance coach Sean Cochran at 5:45 a.m., four days a week, and the results are noticeable in his physique and his ball/clubhead speeds."He looks more athletic. He's standing taller, carrying himself better," Cochran said. "If I was a betting man, I'd say he'll come out hot in 2015."Mickelson, 44, said in text messages he's halfway to his goals of losing 20 pounds and increasing his clubhead speed by 10 mph,adding: "Next year is going to be a great one." As for the coaching gig, Mickelson has stepped in to help his brother, Tim, ASU's head coach. When the job came open in September, Tim went to ASU's compliance department to make sure there were no violations hiring this prominent alumnus.Unlike his training methods, this will be light lifting for "Coach Phil.""Guys on the team can call him for advice, and he can call them," Tim said.He can also make strategic calls to recruits, as he already has done in the case of Australia junior Ryan Ruffels. Follow @GolfspyBones Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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