Many people in sport now realise that it’s not enough to be just technically and tactically knowledgeable as a coach, manager or trainer.
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Neuro-linguistic Programming (NLP) is a system for understanding human behaviour. It is a model of excellence that allows us to understand the difference between someone who is merely competent at what they do and someone who excels.
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Learn about hypnosis on our TLT® & Hypnosis Course!
Hypnosis is a fascinating and frequently misunderstood subject. It is not the submissive state that many people think it is from movies, stage shows and misinformation.
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Why is NLP for Sport Training an ideal approach for Armed Forces personnel?
Being disciplined, motivated and determined are traits that characterise professionals in the armed forces and these are key attributes for starting a new career once you leave military service. NLP is an ideal training platform from which to launch the next phase of your professional life, whether that’s about promotion within your existing career, gaining new skills or even starting up as your own boss working in the Sport and Performance areas.
Continue readingWe know that in the world of Psychology, NLP wasn’t always favourably looked at. In fact, in the past we’ve had some pretty irate and indignant responses to using NLP … but 12 years on we’re going stronger than ever, and we know from the amount of psychologists that have trained with us that all that is changing…
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Learn about Time Line Therapy® on our TLT® & Hypnosis Course!
Emotional Intelligence (EI) is our ability to recognise, understand, manage and utilise our emotions on a day to day basis.
Emotions have a significant impact on everything we do and we all have differing levels of skill in terms of how to use them and manage them to get the best out of ourselves.
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Inside Performance is pleased to announce the OSCAs Outstanding Coaching Achievement winner is Robert Wint from Ashtead Cricket Club. Continue reading
For years the study of sport has been based on a multi-disciplined approach – physiology, biomechanics, nutrition, technique and tactics, and psychology, and as such, it’s an area of great interest to many in the sports performance world.
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