Clean Run Magazine - August 2006 - 58

The Complainer She complains about everything: the cranky gate steward, the
way the judge made her hurry because the event was running new products
from long, the unfair call, the judge that was yawning and missed the
Mental call; not enough participants this year, too many participants this
year; that old injury flared up again, got a new injury; left a Management
piece of equipment home again, parking lot is full, favorite motel is
full, credit card is full; gas is too high, running surface is too slick;
missed the walk-through, cannot remember the course, cannot remember where
she put her shades; doesn't like it when people watch her, doesn't like it
when people don't watch her; cannot get problems at the job off her mind,
can't find a job, can't find a husband; wishes she had a more
understanding husband, wishes she didn't have a husband; but more than
anything else, she wishes everyone would stop complaining so much. The
Thrower/Slammer When frustration peaks and somehow we lose it, we might be
tempted to throw or slam something to let out the frustration NEW
PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS of the day. You would like to think that a mature
person would The Ultimate Performance Journal have more self-control. The
thrower/slammer is reinforcing the You cannot manage what you do not
measure. Keeping a Performance Journal will help you track your daily
error by this kind of behavior. Mentally mature people do not performance
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in such an immature way. Thank instructional audio CD, Performance
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self-control has left the handler for certain FREEDOM FLIGHT and a
time-out is needed. The Origins of Mental Power Two people have a
conversation on a long Who's Number One? plane trip from New York to
Cairo, Egypt. One is an Olympic Silver Medalist; the Okay, now for the
number-one distraction. This is the big other is someone that will offer a
truly one and the one you must avoid at all cost. The number-one
unforgettable story that will take you, along distraction is that you
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who are distracting others. Get your act together. 14 principles of
attainment in this 70 minute program. This audio Become the competitor
that others want to compete with. If CD has two discs and is read by the
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PERFORMANCE COACHING is a program for parents, coaches, managers wired
that way. We like a person that is focused on doing well and teachers, and
also for self-coached but also keeps the needs of others a high priority.
We don't performers. Topics include: The definition need a complainer, a
criticizer, or a crank. We could use more of a Mentor and the Mentor
Effect, understanding, more compliments, and more smiles all around.
Behavioral Styles and How They Affect Coaching, Coaching Styles, The Four
We like a humble winner and we promise to congratulate you Phases of
Learning, The Four Coaching when you win if you will stop throwing things
when you lose. Processes, The Power of Self-Direction Our sport grows
because there is a balance between the focus and External Influence,
Readiness Factors, 20 Guidelines for on winning and the joy of just being
around people who love Working with Individuals and Teams, and The
Performance Coaching Session. 4 CDs. If you coach or teach, this program
dogs. We might best take a lesson from our canine partners in is for you.
$75 plus postage. the joy department. Win or lose, they are never
distracted from having fun. D Olympic Gold Medalist Lanny Bassham is a
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most respected mental trainers in the world. His book, With 1-800-879-5079
Winning in Mind, and his Mental Management
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