Sports NHR and Time Lines

Did you know that Tiger Woods has a strategy for winning? Unfortunately, he also has one for losing. As a matter of fact, so does John Ellway, Sammy Sossa, Shaquelle O Niell, your Little Leaguer and, of course, so do you. So perhaps by now you're asking yourself what's my winning strategy and what the heck has Neurohypnotic Reprocessing and Time Lines got to do with it? Well to find the answer to that you would have to access your sub-modalities, do a transderivational search, track your Timeline, and calibrate your unconscious responses. Nine times out often the losing strategy is an auditory/kinesthetic Loopback so one would simply do a loop interrupt and collapse those anchors. Then, of course, anchors for winning would have to be set, fired, tested, and then placed into your Timeline. Huh?

No, really, that is exactly what you do to permanently improve your par or Johnny's or Joanie's Little League stats. Of course, you do understand that all this would be best accomplished if you were in a trance state so your brains critical areas could be bypassed because that's the real culprit when it comes to keeping us in the dark about what's going on in 88% of our brains.

Oh, come on now, you know its true. After all, you already know the technique for making that elusive of all shots the 'hole-in-one'. Actually, you already know the technique for all of it and when you're just practicing your swing its probably absolute perfection. So, what happens to that swing when it really counts? Like when you want to show your friends how really good you are. Come on, you know what I'm talking about because it happens in every sport, in every arena. However, it no longer happens to Michael Jordon because an NLP programmer went in and rewired his Nueropathways. But except for him and a few other rarities like Tara Lapinsky, the rest of us have to deal with this pesky little program coded into that 88% portion of our brain that rears up at the worst possible moments to give us a real good case of performance anxiety. Also known as the nerves, the jitters, the choke, the freeze, and now suddenly you can't quite seem to do that which you knew how to do perfectly just 5 minutes previously. Or, in the least, you can't do it as well as you could have just 5 minutes previously. Sadly, this little bit of nuero hard wiring is pretty pervasive in that it works the same way for the businessman, salesman, the exam taker, and candlestick maker, and no amount of positive thinking will budge it for very long because its just plain stubborn. Its gotten settled in and comfortable.

Now let's go back to Timelines because I made a pretty startling discovery about them. You see, sometimes I get particularly bored at parties and to entertain myself I access people's timelines. Not that I do anything about them once I've accessed them � after all it is just a party ~ but over and over the same thing keeps showing up. People that are successful, those that don't suffer from performance anxiety, have very unique timelines. You see � and I hope this doesn't get too confusing ~ most of us store the sub-modality for the future either far right or far left, but these individuals store their future where most of us store our present. Do you see how that works? Put another way one could say that their future is ever present. Tomorrow's perfect game is right here and right now. Believe me, your brain doesn't know the difference, you take the good things that most of us stuff into tomorrow, do some fancy spatial chain-anchoring and move it into the present, and your brain isn't going to give you an argument about it. Don't get me wrong, all the other stuff has to be done first, after all moving a Timeline is nothing without first having done a transderivational search, but your Timeline would be the goal. Now is it all clear to you?

Okay, humor aside, what do you do if you relate to what's been said here? Well you find a sports behavioral neuro-therapist, and you find one that who knows how to effectively employ the techniques of NLP, NHR, EMDR. Don't worry if you don't know what any of these mean just do an Internet search, and you'll find more than enough information.