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About Mark Moore

I began playing golf at age 10, football, baseball and water skiing took up the rest of my time. I started to focus on golf in high school and pretty soon I knew I wanted to play well enough to be on the PGA Tour. I enjoyed playing professionally and making friends on the mini tours. Now I really enjoy helping people get excited about their golf and have more fun doing something they enjoy. It is great to help players improve their game and for some to even reach their goal of playing on the PGA Tour.

Want to know more about me? It’s all right here, you can even check out my swing. Thanks for dropping by. I appreciate your interest and wish you the best with your game.

Cheers!

Name: Mark Moore
Nickname: M2 (M-squared), M&M, Grinder, or anything else that someone calls me
Eye color: Brown
Hair color: Brown
Weight: 175 pounds
Height: 6ft.
Born: Shreveport, LA
Hobbies: Golf (Duh), duck hunting, bow hunting, fishing, cooking, lobster diving, snow skiing, relaxing at the lake, Xbox One, and nutrition
Favorite Lip Balm: Burt’s Bees
Recommended Books: Bible, The Unusual Suspect by Stephen Baldwin, Save Me from Myself by Brian “Head” Welch, Sherlock’s Faith by Frank Harber, PhD., The Pilgrim’s Progress by John Bunyun
Favorite Movies: Lonesome Dove, Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, Sandlot, The Negotiator, The Man from Snowy River, Snatch, Rounders, Patriot, Braveheart, and all Duck Commander and Buck Commander videos
Favorite Actors: Sean Connery, Keifer Sutherland, Denzel Washington, Kevin Spacey, Sam L. Jackson, Ed Harris, Brad Pitt, Christian Bale, Will Smith
Favorite Actress: The best looking one, of course. But my wife is always prettier.
Favorite TV shows: Duck Dynasty, 24, Sanford and Son
Favorite TV for a nap: Golf, Indy racing
Favorite Comedian: Eddie Griffin, Chris Rock, Dave Chappelle, Carlos Mencia
Dream Foursome: Byron Nelson, Ben Hogan, Lee Trevino and Tiger Woods
Lasting Impression: 1st autograph after missing cut — changed my attitude immediately!
Memorable Moments: 1st time I beat my Dad, winning my club championship, beating Tiger Woods at Ping Pong
Favorite Athletes: Michael Jordan, Larry Bird, Nolan Ryan, Tiger Woods, Terry Bradshaw, Tim Tebow, and Danica Patrick
Most Admired Athlete off the Field: Byron Nelson, David Nelson, Eric Snow, Josh Hamilton
What’s in my Go-To Playlist: Skillet, Hank Williams Jr., Waylon Jennings, Eric Church, Linkin Park, Nickleback, Kutless, Decypher Down, (old) Van Halen, One Thousand Foot Krutch, The Cult, Jeremy Camp, 3 Doors Down, We As Human, Da T.R.U.T.H., LaCrae, KJ 52, Papa Roach, Radney Foster, David Lee Murphy, Pat Green, Robert Earl Keen, Cross Canadian Ragweed, Roger Creager Band, Aaron Tippin
Favorite Music when Cooking: Opera, Classical, Latin or Reggae
Twitter: @MarkMooreGolf
Favorite Duck Call: Duck Picker by Duck Commander

To succeed at anything, you must have a plan and the mental discipline to stick to it. This is a typical breakdown of my average day:

Prayer
My day starts and ends with checking in with headquarters. I remind God of who He is and who I am not. I thank God for a new day and His blessings, then I ask for His guidance and direction and what His plans are for me and that all I do today will be done to His glory.

Workout
I try to get 2 workouts in each day (ok try), five days out of the week schedule permitting. I begin with a 30 minute run in the morning and finish with weights in the afternoon. If I’m unable to complete both, I will lift first and finish with a 10 minute run.

Food
I love to cook and make healthy meals. The flavor of home cooked meals with fresh ingredients is so worth the effort. I love some spice in my food, whether it’s seafood or soul food, just spice it up! Nutrition is important. Food is fuel so I keep it clean and limit junk food (it is called junk for a reason). I eat a lot of things known as superfoods like chlorella, spirulina, eggs, etc., and of course MonaVie like PGA golfer Bo Van Pelt, Charles Howell III, as well as many of the top athletes from other sports.

Accomplishments
I have a strong desire to get something accomplished each day. That accomplishment could be work related or relaxation but whatever goals I set for the day I accomplish so I have less to do tomorrow.

Quiet Time
It is all about balance. I try to find 30 minutes a day to slow things down and not be distracted (cell phones off) it really helps me keep the stress down. My 30 minutes can include fishing, taking a nap, painting or reading; as long as it’s quiet time.

Exercise
For golf, balance is important. I’m talking one side being dominant because golf is a one sided sport, eventually one side will be stronger than the other and that imbalance will result in the potential for an injury. I swing left handed a lot to try to offset the many right handed swings that I make.

My suggestion to you is to find a personal trainer and assess your range of motion and imbalances. If one side is stronger than the other, then the other side can not hold your bone structure in place. Then you can end up with back pain and injuries.

I do typical gym stuff, my routine of lifting of weights changes each day:

  • Abs, chest, shoulders
  • Back, triceps
  • Legs, biceps

Training in multiple planes for golf specific speed and agility
Cardio is so important. I try to run three miles (30 minutes) and mix it up w/interval sprints or a crazy agility workout I do. For golf you want to train to be faster not bigger, stronger not bulkier. I also stretch after running.

Faith
My faith is very important to me. It keeps my stress levels near zero. When my vertical relationship (me and God) is working, it is amazing how well everything else just seems to fall into place. Never thought I could have as much fun and joy in my life as I do now.

Rest
I make an effort to get my eight hours of sleep to reach a full level of REM. This is where all the repair is made from my grueling workout and also to be recharged for all I have to do tomorrow.

I started reading my Bible to find out for myself who this Jesus was and I prayed to God to reveal Himself to me. The rest has been an awesome ride.

Consider this:
I challenge you to search for yourself and make an informed
decision. If there isn’t a God, then nothing matters. But if there is a
God, then He is all that matters.

There is a ton of evidence out there. You just have to search. One thing I would consider is that of all the religions, we only
find predictive prophecy in the Bible. In Jesus Christ, 456
identifiable prophecies were uniquely fulfilled. The chance of any man
fulfilling any 8 (you pick ’em) of such prophecies is a probability of 1
out of 100,000,000,000,000,000. That’s a lot of zeros!!! Any 48 is 1
out of 10 to the 157th power. Well, you get the idea.

Consider these verses:
John 14:6 Jesus said to him, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father, except through Me.

Luke 22:42 “Father, if you are willing, take this cup from Me; yet not My will, but Thine be done.”

Oprah thinks there are many ways to God. Jesus certainly did not think so.
If there are other ways, then why did he have to die if all the other
ways would get us there? Jesus asked that same question. He prayed to
God that if there were any other ways “take this cup away” so that he
would not have to be crucified.

Think about this. I mean either Jesus was totally crazy or some wacko that walked around for 3 years with 12 guys that never accumulated any wealth, an army, a family or harem, houses, horses or chariots, nor any of the other things that
mankind desires. He did some miracles, healed some people, and claimed
to be the Son of God and the only way, not “a” way to God.

Many people say that Jesus was just good teacher. But you can’t say he was a good teacher if he was a liar and he misled people intentionally. So, why did he preach his message claiming to be the truth if he wasn’t? Did he lie about being the  Messiah and then just let people kill him for no crimes that he had not committed? Was his life a hoax? A scam?

John 8:31 Jesus said…”If you abide in My word, then you are truly disciples of Mine; 32. and you shall know the truth, and the truth shall set you free.”

Maybe he was who he said he was: the truth, God in the flesh, and he didn’t desire
materials because he created everything. Maybe, he came to do what he
said he did, set men free from the consequence of sin.

What do you think?

Enjoy your search.

Jeremiah 29:13 And you will seek Me and find Me, when you
search for Me with all your heart. 14. And I will be found by you, says
the Lord,…

If you want to talk to me about this, contact me at the website and I’ll be happy to get back with you.

My Testimony
I was duck hunting one morning with Phil Robertson a.k.a. “The Duck
Commander,” and he asked me about my religious background. Granted I had
grown up in church but I did not have a real understanding of the
simplicity of the gospel. Below is the conversation that took place.

  • Phil: Moore, what does the Gospel mean to you?
  • Me: I don’t know. Sounds like singing I guess.
  • Phil: I might have said the same thing one time. What year is it?
  • Me: 1996.
  • Phil: 1996, in the year of our Lord. You know the year is based off this guy named Jesus?
  • Me: Yeah.
  • Phil: Seems pretty important to base our calendar off this guy, huh? We
    should find out who he was and what he said. He claimed to be the Son of
    God. Now if he was, that is important. Let me tell you about the
    Gospel, the good news he preached. First thing is SIN. Have you ever
    sinned?
  • Me: Yeah, I’m going to have to say yes to that one.
  • Phil: Well, the wages of sin are DEATH. Do you know anyone that hasn’t died?
  • Me: Nope, I’m with you so far.
  • Phil: We got a problem. We are going to die because of our sins but the good
    news is we can beat death and be born again. To be born again we must
    repent of our sins and accept what Jesus did, making him our Lord and
    Savior and then get baptized. Simply put, you put to death the “old”
    you. Baptism is symbolic of burying yourself with Christ when you go
    under the water and being raised up a new man when you come out just as
    Christ was raised from the dead. Jesus died for your sins and now you
    get to live for him. You are now born of Spirit and of water.
  • Me: Ok, I’m with you so far. Tell me more.
  • Phil: Don’t take my word for it. Go read the Book of John and then Acts and
    see what it says for yourself. There are lots of denominations
    all claiming to go by the same book. That shouldn’t be. We should find
    out what it says and then simply do what it says.

The Bible Lowdown – A chronological look at the Bible’s History
The Bible is one of the most historically accurate texts and is supported by tons of archeological evidence. Many people may not have actually read the Bible so I put this together to help give you an overall understanding. In studying the Bible, I found that reading it in chronological order was very helpful.

According to the Bible:
God has always existed — The Father, Son, Holy Spirit – Three, yet one.
God created the universe (even scientists now believe in intelligent design) and He saw it was good. Man was created in God’s image. He was given authority to rule over the rest of God’s creation and he walked and talked with God. And God saw all that He had made, and behold, it was very good. Adam was told he could eat of any tree, except the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil or he would surely die.
The 1st couple disobeyed God and as a result sin entered the world. This disobedience got Adam and Eve kicked out of Paradise. Mankind was separated from God because God is Holy and does not tolerate sin. The ultimate consequence for Adam and Eve was a death sentence but an animal was slain by God instead of man and used to clothe Adam and Eve. — What was God supposed to say, “I was only kidding about that disobeying thing and dying for eating of the Tree or what I say doesn’t really matter, or I’m going to count to 3, or next time I’ll really mean it?”
The world ran amuck now that sin was in the world. God was so discouraged with Man that He decided to wipe mankind out and start over with Noah, a preacher of righteousness, and seven others after the flood. God always loved Man, His creation, and had a plan of redemption to restore man’s original position before sin; through Abraham’s seed (the Messiah).
After 430+ years Abraham’s offspring had become a nation of about 2+ million, which Moses led out of Egypt.
God governed His nation through Judges He appointed but the nation wanted out from under God’s system of governing and insisted on being ruled by one king like the other nations. God allowed this and the People chose Saul. Saul disobeyed God and God replaced him with David (a man after God’s own heart).
Many of the kings that followed did evil in God’s eyes and the nation continued to turn from God.
God sent his Prophets to address the Hebrews about their sins and rebellion, mostly to no avail, so God took away their kings by raising up other nations to rule over His people (all foretold by the Prophets); Babylon, Medes and Persians, Greeks, and the Roman Empire.
God sent his own son, Jesus, to redeem mankind. He was Abraham’s seed and of the line of David as prophecied. He was born of a virgin (so He did not have man’s DNA or sin nature). He lived a sinless life, was crucified, buried, and God raised him on the 3rd day. He was then seen for 40 days, ate with his disciples and went back to heaven to be with His Father. In heaven, He tagged up with the Holy Spirit to send Him back to be with the Believer as a deposit while He is preparing a place for the Believers before His return. He will gather up his followers and destroy this world as we know it (the second coming).
Judgment Day will call ALL to give an account for their deeds both good and bad. One sin will result in eternal separation from God just as it did with Adam being kicked out of Paradise. However, believers will have Jesus acting on their behalf as their mediator while others will have to face a righteous Judge on their own.
Mankind will be redeemed to the original position and relationship that man had before sin entered the world.