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Tip #27: VISUALIZE Body Awareness

Just bring your attention to those parts of your body and notice what you feel.

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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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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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Breathing for relaxation

Tip #24 VISUALIZE When all else fails, just breathe

Breathing deeply creates calmness, which is part of the relaxation process that aids visualization.

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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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Tip #22: V I S U A L I Z E Relax, breathe and build awareness

It sounds simple, but how often do you notice your shoulders feel tight and scrunched, or your breathing seems fast and shallow? The more you consciously practice to relax, breathe […]

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Tip #21: V I S U A L I Z E The skills & benefits of visualization are valuable in many areas of your life.

Mentally practice specific skills Improve confidence Increase problem solving Reduce stress and anxiety Prepare for performance Maintain mental readiness even during injury recovery “Every day before, I would see an […]

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Tip #1: Vision Is Our Dominant Sense

Vision engages much of the brain. So training your vision is training your brain, not your eyeballs. Athletes at the top of their game have improved their vision by training.

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Kevin Eastman

WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT SEE IT. SAY IT. DO IT!® & 50 Tips

“One of the most important ways to separate yourself from others is your ability to utilize visualization techniques”. Kevin Eastman Assistant Coach, Boston Celtics

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It’s Never Too Early to Start Visualizing!

Step-by-step instruction of how to teach your kids to visualize for school success, sports performance and confidence.

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