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Tip #26: VISUALIZE Build awareness

Feeling “nervous energy” or “butterflies in your stomach” is common before sports performance.

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Belly breathing

Tip #25: VISUALIZE Belly Breathing

Shake out all your tension and just let all the tightness in your body fall away.

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Tip #23: VISUALIZE Relax

Find a quiet, comfortable place to lie down or sit. Rest comfortably, and gently allow your eyes to close.

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School

20/20 Isn’t Everything – A Child’s vision is critical to learning

Great video showing how teachers struggle with every day learning tasks when vision problems are simulated.

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COVD National Meeting

Great courses, wonderful friends and fun…describe the 43rd Annual COVD Meeting in Orlando, FL. I was honored to be the Master of Ceremonies at the conference.

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Visualization-Gaining The Mental Edge

“Being a marathon runner, mental focus and visualization is necessary and is as big a part of my training and actual marathon as the physical”.

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ACHIEVE THE MENTAL EDGE THROUGH THESee It. Say It. Do It!!Process

Most athletes are turning to visualization training to take their game to the next level. How about you?

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#50Tips to Improve Your Sports Performance

50 Tips To Improve Your Sports Performance-Great Amazon Reviews!

What if you could improve your athletic ability, mental acuity, concentration and generally enhance your performance and further your goals on and off the field?

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Tip #16: EYE-MIND-BODY COORDINATION Cross marches

Start marching in place. When your left knee is raised, use your right hand to touch your left knee.

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Tip #15: EYE-MIND-BODY COORDINATION Arrow jump

Draw a series of arrows. Standing, move your arms in the direction of the first arrow and call out that direction.

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