Search results matching tag 'sports performance'

EFT for Golf

successfuleft — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 13:35:04 GMT

Hi everyone,

I came across this article about how EFT for Sports Performance specialist Stacey Vornbrock works with golfers using EFT. It's available at: http://www.byebyeblocks.com/files/golfweek_march2006.pdf

I'd love to hear more about how people are using EFT to increase their performance.

Warmly,

Paul

Re: Bowling Performance

successfuleft — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 14:07:08 GMT

Hi everyone,

Thanks for your contributions to this thread. Several months back we had a similar discussion about using EFT for improving bowling scores. There are a number of great suggestions there. You can see that conversation at http://eftcommunity.emofree.com/forums/t/3709.aspx

Hope this is helpful.

With much love,

Paul

Re: Sports Performance

SkyWatcher — Sun, 30 Nov 2008 18:31:01 GMT

Paul,

I think this is great information about using EFT for improving sports performance. I coached a young athlete for a mini-session, and brought his batting average from .288 to .600 the next (and final) game.

Something else important to look at is your emotions, anotherwords how you feel about what you have already done. If you add this to exploring the removal of your blocks I believe that you should find success in your progress.

Looking forward to hearing more about how it goes for you.

JoAnn

Re: Sports Performance

successfuleft — Sun, 30 Nov 2008 16:39:02 GMT

David,

Thanks for your post and enthusiasm. I have seen pretty remarkable results using EFT for increasing sports performance. For instance, on this forum I coached a woman to a 23% improvement in her bowling scores by email alone. And using EFT in my fitness routine has allowed me to get into incredible shape. I have no doubt that EFT can help increase your sprinting speed.

I believe that there are two keys to using EFT successfully in this way:

Explore what the blocks are to the next step in your progress and use EFT to remove these blocks.
Look for incremental rather than all at once progress.

Hope this is helpful David. I hope you'll keep us updated on your progress.

With much love,

Paul

Re: Performance Issues with increasing my bowling scores

successfuleft — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 01:21:30 GMT

Kathryn,

Congradulations!!! Let's see - a little quick math. Average score of the three games is 161. By my math that is a 23% increase!

Thanks so much for letting us know how it went.

Let's both keep tapping,

Paul

Re: Performance Issues with increasing my bowling scores

successfuleft — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 15:47:47 GMT

Kathryn,

I hope this does prove to be helpful on Monday and would appreciate it if you'd let me know how things go.

Take care,

Paul

Re: Performance Issues with increasing my bowling scores

successfuleft — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 12:32:08 GMT

Hi Kathryn,

It great that you are experimenting with using EFT to increase your bowling performance. It makes sense that your scores have gone up during practice but not league play - there's more stress during league play. It's the real thing.

Here are a couple of suggested setup phrases:

Even though EFT seems to improve my scores during practice but not during league play, ..
Even though I'd like to improve my league play scores but haven't yet been able to that, ..
Even though I'd like EFT to help me rock my league but it hasn't yet done that, ..
Even though I get more stressed during league play, ..
Even though I'd like to find a way to use EFT to increase my league play scores but haven't been able to do that in the past, I'm open to the possibility that I can do this in the future.
Even though I haven't yet seen the improvement in my league scores that I would like yet, I'm open to the possibility that EFT can help me do this.
Even though there is a part of me that doubts that EFT can help improve my league scores, there is another part of me that is curious. I wonder if EFT really could help my league scores.
Even though there is more tension during league play and that has effected my scores in the past, I wonder if EFT could help me be less effected by that tension in the future.

I hope this is helpful Kathyrn. I think in the years to come, EFT will become increasingly well known for it's ability to improve sports performance. I'm certainly experiencing the benefits in my workout program.

Let us know how things go.

Paul

Re: Sports Performance

SkyWatcher — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 04:30:06 GMT

Way to go!!! Thank you so much for sharing.

Now you have an in with your daughter with EFT, and she will probably be willing to try it on another issue with less resistance.

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eweingarten76 — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 13:23:00 GMT

Dear all,

I am completely new to the forum and relatively new to EFT.

Just last week I was offered the chance to take part in a tennis training camp and work with children - either in a group of approx. 20 for 45 mins. or in 4 groups of 45 mins. each.

I would be delighted to hear from someone who has done something similar and could give me some tips on how to best approach this. Have you found that there are certain general issues that affect most children doing sports?

When I have done groups or talks before it has mostly resulted in the praticipants being very happy with what they have learned and not needing to come back - as well as teaching all their friends. While I am really happy to make EFT available to as many people as possible, this is not really the way to earn a living. I would appreciate thoughts and suggestions on this specific issue, too.

Thanks!

Kind regards, Esther Weingarten (Bonn, Germany)