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Athletes and hypnosis 1. Perhaps one of the most famous examples of hypnosis assisting a sportsman, is the story of Rod Carew, one of American baseballs finest. Carew had suffered an injury, which while technically had healed, left him nonetheless with some pain (perhaps psychosomatic, but real enough to him), and an elevated sense of self doubt. A hypnotist was consulted, and he was instructed in mastering self hypnosis.Carew then came back to the best season of his entire career, with a batting score of almost .400, and went on to win 'The most valuable player award'! DO YOU HAVE AN INTERESTING SPORTS HYPNOSIS STORY TO SHARE? Click here to MAKE YOUR OWN WEB PAGE AND INSPIRE YOUR FELLOW ATHLETES!! Athletes and hypnosis 2. For runner Lee Evans, a famous 400-meter Olympic champion and world-record holder, success involves visualizing every stride of the race.  Athletes and hypnosis 3. “Thompson at large”-The inner athlete writes: In researching this article, I discovered for myself the truth of (Michael) Murphy's Law when I spoke with athletes bound for the 1996 Olympic games in Atlanta. They were willing to talk about their uncanny experiences, but only off the record. A Virginia distance runner said that after a hard workout, he sometimes closes his eyes and sees what appear to be organs, blood vessels, muscles, and cells. An Ohio swimmer described being able "while swimming, to see the entire pool from a larger, raised-up perspective and anticipate the movements of other swimmers." Source “Thompson at large”-The inner athlete. Athletes and hypnosis 4. A recent Wall Street Journal article (February 11, 2002) brings recognition to the field of hypnotherapy. Bronze medal Olympic champion Adam Malysz used hypnosis for his ski jump victory: "And before ascending the ramp and lurching down that icy slide in the 90 meter event, he descended an imaginary staircase-20 slow deep steps into a trance." Athletes and hypnosis 5. The Soviets and Eastern block countries have used hypnosis much longer than other countries for sports enhancement. Eleven hypnotherapists accompanied the Russian Olympic team in 1956.Athletes and hypnosis 6. Time Magazine reported in a cover story on the 1984 Olympics that on the night before the finals in women's gymnastics, famous athlete, Mary Lou Retton, then age 16, lay in bed at the Olympic Village mentally rehearsing her performance ritual. She had done the same on hundreds of previous nights, visualizing herself performing all her routines perfectly--imaging in her mind all the moves and rehearsing them again and again. The result, of course, was a performance of perfection, presented with charm, poise and confidence, culminating in a gold medal. "Your mind does not know the difference between fantasy and reality, so what you picture in your mind, the body can achieve!" Proof of that statement has been provided countless times. Mary Lou pictured a perfect performance in her mind. Her body produced it. Athletes and hypnosis 7. Phil Jackson (NBA head coach) insists that the Chicago Bulls practiced daily self-hypnosis when he coached Michael Jordan and the Bulls to their 6 NBA Championships. Later, after coaching the Los Angeles Lakers to a win in Game 7 of the Western Conference Finals in 2002, Jackson credited his morning practice of self-hypnosis, meditation, and visualization with giving the Lakers the belief that they could win. Athletes and hypnosis shorts. Boxer Ken Norton used hypnosis training before his famous victory over Mohammed Ali. *Mark McGwire (baseball player/home run champ) uses hypnosis to help him relax. *Other popular and famous athletes were major league baseball players such as Rod Carew, George Brett and Damion Easley who all used hypnosis to improve their games. *The entire 1983 Chicago White Sox team used hypnosis to help win their division and reach the playoffs that year. *Famous tennis player,Jimmy Connors, used hypnosis in winning the U.S. Open Championship. *Tiger Woods' mental coach, Jay Brunza, hypnotizes him to block out distractions and focus on the golf course. *Jack Nicklaus claims that his success is entirely owed to practicing concentration and visualization .
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