Underground Hypnosis

All sports activities tend to require a person to push their bodies in a way that is unnatural in order to perform the specific actions that comprise the play of the game. In gymnastics this is especially exemplified. When straining the body to perform in ways that are not normally part of a normal range of motion, there is always a greater possibility of injury. This can easily lead to the development of psychological fears that can slow down and even completely block a person’s ability to perf

Remember "Just a pinch between cheek and gum"? Russell Martin should emulate Hall of Fame catcher Carlton Fisk in many ways, but hopefully not this one. From Ken Gurnick's recap of Martin's return from the World Baseball Classic at Dodgers.com : Martin went 0-for-2 and scored a run in the game, his first with the specially fitted mouthpiece he hopes will serve a dual purpose -- to help him quit using smokeless tobacco and to relax his jaw. "I quit dipping [smokeless tobacco] over

In their desire for a lower score, golfers will resort to just about anything. Some want to win more than anything. Hypnosis has become a mind power training “secret weapon” for some winning players. It can be a great way to develop concentration and clarity. There’s a perhaps unethical side to hypnotic methods that I have to let you know about. It’s great to use it to improve your own game, but some competitive types take it farther and, not to put too fine a point on it, “help” their