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Blane Savage
- 51, Male
- Irvine, Ayrshire Scotland
- United Kingdom
Member # 2466
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Blane Savage replied to Blane Savage's discussion 'Where do you focus your time to get the most powerful results for your clients?' in the group Sports Hypnosis
Hi Lynne
Developing the clients ability to relax at the point of pulling the trigger to fire the pistol was the key to resolving his issue. Anchoring his visualization of the perfect shot whilst relaxing and breathing correctly worked for him.…
Lynne replied to Blane Savage's discussion 'Where do you focus your time to get the most powerful results for your clients?' in the group Sports Hypnosis
Hello Blane,
This was an interesting post. I would love to hear how your client did!
Thank you,
Lynne
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Blane Savage replied to Blane Savage's discussion 'Where do you focus your time to get the most powerful results for your clients?' in the group Sports Hypnosis
Thanks Pattie
I spent most of the first session teaching him how to become totally relaxed and focussed whilst he was visualising the process leading to consistently hitting the target - got him to re-experience the state utilising a trigger word. I…
Pattie Freeman CH.t, MST replied to Blane Savage's discussion 'Where do you focus your time to get the most powerful results for your clients?' in the group Sports Hypnosis
Visualization is the key and teaching them self-hypnosis to use when they need it, Breathing, focusing and commitment to using these techniques for proven success. Great post!
Blane Savage replied to Blane Savage's discussion 'Where do you focus your time to get the most powerful results for your clients?' in the group Sports Hypnosis
Thanks Art
Your suggestion of focussing on client's personal life is one area I will pursue at the beginning of the session to identify what external factors are affecting his performance
Regards
Blane
Art Long CHt. Traditional Doctor replied to Blane Savage's discussion 'Where do you focus your time to get the most powerful results for your clients?' in the group Sports Hypnosis
I am an elite athlete trainer both for strength and hypnotherapist naturopath in sport motivation training people in every sport you can think of, also have been an Olympic rifle shooter myself. His personal life sounds as if it needs sorting first.…
Profile Information
- Where do you live?
- Irvine, Ayrshire, Scotland
- Hypnosis Experience:
- Part Time Practice
- About Me:
- I am a lecturer at the University of the West of Scotland. I am an NLP Training Specialist who uses Ericsonian Hypnosis in my practice. Currently a member of the Scottish Institute of Hypnotherapy and a presenter at the Glasgow NLP Practice group
- Your Hypnosis Website:
- http://www.awakening.co.uk
Comment Wall (7 comments)
- At 10:13pm on April 4, 2009,
Aino / Akpolarmom said… - Hey Blane, I trust you are enjoying your new home here at HT. This is an incredible place for people of all ages, levels of expertise, and interest of hypnosis to met and share. looking forward meeting you around the boards.
Always Looking for more Tools,
Aino
- At 11:01am on March 4, 2009,
Jonathan Chase said… - Hi Blane,
I poked the wasps nest and then ignored it because the fun is in the poking and i have better things to waste my time on. ;-)
- At 9:11am on February 23, 2009,
Michelle Braun said… - Hi Blane, Stephen's course is very interesting and a bit time consuming. It is set-up like a 'real' on-line college level course with mandatory interaction as part of satisfactory completion. It can be frustrating since there are all levels of students from the completely clueless untrained to masters with whom you may be discussing the lessons. Fortunately, the course is self-paced, so you can breeze through or take your time, as long as you meet all the necessary qualifications for completion. peace, Michelle
- At 11:06am on January 12, 2009,
Jonathan Chase said…
- I lost interest
- At 10:29am on November 17, 2008,
Michelle Braun said…
- Hi Blane, Hope to see you around the place!
- At 4:52pm on November 16, 2008,
Melissa J. Roth said…
- Welcome. This is a great place to learn and to enjoy being part of this wonderful community.
- At 6:22am on November 16, 2008,
Roger Moore said… - Welcome to HypnoThoughts!
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