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10-Minute Toughness: The Mental Training Program For Winning Before The Game Begins (2008)

by Jason Selk(Favorite Author)
3.82 of 5 Votes: 4
ISBN
0071600639 (ISBN13: 9780071600637)
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English
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McGraw-Hill
review 1: Okay, it's not my usual review, I admit it.I read "10 Minute Toughness: The Mental Training Program For Winning Before the Game Begins."I'm not going to give an in-depth analysis this time. I'm going to explain it a bit differently: I find running on the treadmill BORING. I do. I come up with all sorts of tricks to make the time pass. It's just far too hot to attempt my running outside right now (and by right now I mean through October or November). This book completely took my mind of the repetitive scenery I encounter on my treadmill. :) Not only does Selk back up his 10 Minute Toughness program with research, reference material, and his own professional experiences, he make it clear and to-the-point for those of us who are not top tier athletes. Or, even second... more tier athletes, for that matter.In fact, I enjoyed learning about this program so much that it is revolutionizing what I had thought of as a dull way of training. If you find yourself needing to revitalize yourself - whether it's from an athletic standpoint or in your professional goals - I highly recommend this book! Writers, be advised: every single item Selk covers in this book can be used as part of a "pre-writing" ten minute session. If you struggle to clear your mind before writing, give this a try.
review 2: This was a very informative book. Obviously focused on athletes and sports performance, but if you can get past that, there are a bunch of great techniques for the reader to use in their daily life. A lot of this info can be found in more traditional self-help books, but here it's more palatable and grounded in the real world. I'd recommend this book to athletes and non-athletes alike. I was taking notes left and right while reading this book! less
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joaninhaaa
Some really good visualization techniques I'm looking forward to trying out with my golf game.
Paryan
I would read 'Mind Gym' over this book if I only had time to read one
Mira
Yes, I am currently obsessed with sports psychology.
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