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Title: Improving Concentration
Code: B75190
Author: sports coach UK
Year: REVISED 2003
Length: 114 Pages
Price: £9.99 
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Overview:

Why is it sometimes easy to focus on the game, yet on other occasions your mind focuses on anything other than the game? Answers to questions like these are difficult to find, but there are a number of techniques you can use to improve concentration to achieve peak performance at exactly the right time. Good coaches use routines, imagery, profiling, cues, distraction training and performance plans to reduce anxiety and improve concentration. The eight practical programmes in this book will help you successfully build these techniques into your weekly training programmes, whatever the demands of the competition.

Contents:
  • Overview of Mental Skills Training
    Introduction to Concentration
    Profiling your Performer
    Programme One: Profiling your performer
    Programme Two: Improving Concentration by using Performance Cues
    Programme Three: Improving Concentration by Reducing Anxiety
    Programme Four: Learning to Focus on the Controllable Factors in Performance
    Programme Five: Developing Routines to Improve Concentration
    Programme Six: Using Imagery to Improve Concentration
    Programme Seven: Employing Distraction Training
    Programme Eight: Improving Concentration through the Use of Mental Skills


About the Author:

sports coach UK


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