Locker Room Power: Building An Athlete's Mind
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| Rating | : | 4.57 (520 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00I1J6O02 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 414 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-08-13 |
| Language | : | English |
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The book is not for everyone! Only read Locker Room Power if you are interested in:- Looking into the "mirror" with a desire to improve.- Ambitious- Enjoy honest work with the patience and understanding that all good things come to those who stick to a process, a map leading to the end vision (which usually gives birth to the next vision- Want to learn how to 'Tackle each challenge without panic'- Need inspiration that is practical and not fluffy.David still works the world tennis tour and coached players at every Grand Slam from Junior Champions to top 100, several of whom have represented their countries in Davis Cup and Fed Cup, including Wes Moodie, the 2005 Wimbledon doubles champion.His passion is excellence through bravery of thought, helping people achieve more than they believed possible, converting hopes into reality. He specialises in creating a competitive edge through the mind. David has been successfully instilling the theory of Locker Room Power to serve players well on and off the court for many years, utilising his vast experience, knowledge and understanding of the mental aptitude required to succeed as a professional sportsperson.David Sammel has now decided to share the theory of Locker Room Power in his first book Locker Room Power: Building an Athlete’s Mind.
Explaining The unexplainable - my best recommendations If you want to read a book that explains the unexplainable, that thing that you normally can't define. You just see a player has got it, but it is difficult for you to explain what that or those abilities really are - then read this excellent book by David Sammel that Dissecting and deconstructs those hidden abilities and step by step teaches you how you can help yourself or your players achieve "The Lockerroom Pow. One Star Not well written and nothing new. Staying Tough: working on your mental side under stress. I initially bought this book out of professional interest but then realised it was a perfect manual for a player I had been training for a Division 1 Tennis Scholarship. Key was to arm her with a reference book that she could go to and use as a benchmark to remind her to stay positive in a difficult new challenge/situation away from home & to help her establish a locker room presence. She believes & uses many of th