Smiler
26-08-2009, 08:43 AM
Hi!
I'm pleased to announce that I am now taking on clients for Hypnotherapy.
Obviously, I can handle all the usual treatments/courses such as for weight loss, smoking, habits, pain management, and various elements of personal development and behavoural change.
But as a professional fighter with a wealth of experience to draw from I am also very well placed to assist in fighter's training and fighting, indeed for any sportsperson's improvement from deliberate practice through to competition.
I can help with elements such as the following, for example:
- Sensory awareness;
- Increased concentration;
- Reducing the external (and internal) distractions;
- Control of anxiety, anger and other emotions;
- Enhancement of motivation and enthusiasm;
- Enhancement of performance skills;
- Positive state of mind;
- Removal of blocks, such as the fear of taking certain steps;
- To name but a few.
A couple of examples:
In my own career, watch me v Julius Francis. I did not, under any circumstances, want him to punch me. I have a habit of 'testing myself' rather than going for a win, and it nearly cost me against Tank Abbott! So I had hypnotherapy myself prior to this fight, firstly to stick 100% to strategy, which I did completely, and that's why I didn't attempt to finish the fight earlier despite the possibility of doing so. A no risk win achieved.
But if he had hit me, we had anchored it for me to recognise it, to strike back instantly with the appropriately selected shot, and his punch would have 'increased my level of awareness, internal, and physical strength'.
As I've been testing some hypnotherapy techniques, I've also been doing some work with a leading British fighter. Firstly I increased his awareness of his opponent and environment considerably. Then dragged him into his best state, then catapulted him through to the best he's ever been, and anchorred his state so he could return to it at will. When these two states were tested a little later he produced by far the best sparring we had ever seen him have. It was like he had become Neo from the Matrix - aware, reactive, cool, focused and in control. The change actually totally amazed both myself and another leading coach who were analyzing his performance.
Apart from my own extensive sporting career to pull from, there's one other unique selling point for my services. I know that I can never stop learning, and will continue to study, test, evaluate my methods, all the time to become the best therapist I can be. In this way you can be safe in the knowledge that I am performing to the best I can be.
So if you are interested, don't hesitate to contact me and I can book you in!
Best regards,
Smiler
I'm pleased to announce that I am now taking on clients for Hypnotherapy.
Obviously, I can handle all the usual treatments/courses such as for weight loss, smoking, habits, pain management, and various elements of personal development and behavoural change.
But as a professional fighter with a wealth of experience to draw from I am also very well placed to assist in fighter's training and fighting, indeed for any sportsperson's improvement from deliberate practice through to competition.
I can help with elements such as the following, for example:
- Sensory awareness;
- Increased concentration;
- Reducing the external (and internal) distractions;
- Control of anxiety, anger and other emotions;
- Enhancement of motivation and enthusiasm;
- Enhancement of performance skills;
- Positive state of mind;
- Removal of blocks, such as the fear of taking certain steps;
- To name but a few.
A couple of examples:
In my own career, watch me v Julius Francis. I did not, under any circumstances, want him to punch me. I have a habit of 'testing myself' rather than going for a win, and it nearly cost me against Tank Abbott! So I had hypnotherapy myself prior to this fight, firstly to stick 100% to strategy, which I did completely, and that's why I didn't attempt to finish the fight earlier despite the possibility of doing so. A no risk win achieved.
But if he had hit me, we had anchored it for me to recognise it, to strike back instantly with the appropriately selected shot, and his punch would have 'increased my level of awareness, internal, and physical strength'.
As I've been testing some hypnotherapy techniques, I've also been doing some work with a leading British fighter. Firstly I increased his awareness of his opponent and environment considerably. Then dragged him into his best state, then catapulted him through to the best he's ever been, and anchorred his state so he could return to it at will. When these two states were tested a little later he produced by far the best sparring we had ever seen him have. It was like he had become Neo from the Matrix - aware, reactive, cool, focused and in control. The change actually totally amazed both myself and another leading coach who were analyzing his performance.
Apart from my own extensive sporting career to pull from, there's one other unique selling point for my services. I know that I can never stop learning, and will continue to study, test, evaluate my methods, all the time to become the best therapist I can be. In this way you can be safe in the knowledge that I am performing to the best I can be.
So if you are interested, don't hesitate to contact me and I can book you in!
Best regards,
Smiler