As a kid nerves were crippling. Then it became adrenaline which helped me in the Army before fights. General Patton said he was always short of breath before battle.
it is so crazy that your channel has under 600 subscribers.. but really the most elite units are small but noble and effective Best wishes to you all.. see you on the other side to enjoy the peace and niceness Dr Ravizza
i think this is profoundly important that you have done this interview and have it posted so people can learn from this it's all very useful points and incredibly useful for stress management in every day life i wish I'd known you in life Dr Ravizza.. i hope to meet the interviewer one day too, i hope life is good for you and you are doing things you want to do
I’ve got to be honest, breathing has never helped me pacify anxiety. I’ve tried it since I was a kid in sports, I’ve tried it in meditation, tried it in military, big speeches, etc. I could go jog a mile and still feel that anxiousness. To me, it’s just best I think about the task at hand and try to figure out how to win the moment. Envisioning helps
As a kid nerves were crippling. Then it became adrenaline which helped me in the Army before fights. General Patton said he was always short of breath before battle.
it is so crazy that your channel has under 600 subscribers.. but really the most elite units are small but noble and effective
Best wishes to you all.. see you on the other side to enjoy the peace and niceness Dr Ravizza
i think this is profoundly important that you have done this interview and have it posted so people can learn from this
it's all very useful points and incredibly useful for stress management in every day life
i wish I'd known you in life Dr Ravizza..
i hope to meet the interviewer one day too, i hope life is good for you and you are doing things you want to do
Dealing with abuse from fans and practicing and playing against older Players taught me how to learn from failure, be tougher physically and mentally.
Thank you ken for a great life changing the game of baseball forever.
Practice with a purpose and work on weaknesses.
This is A++. R.I.P. Ken
Dr Ravizza is awesome.
Love this.
I’ve got to be honest, breathing has never helped me pacify anxiety. I’ve tried it since I was a kid in sports, I’ve tried it in meditation, tried it in military, big speeches, etc. I could go jog a mile and still feel that anxiousness. To me, it’s just best I think about the task at hand and try to figure out how to win the moment. Envisioning helps
Am I the first subscriber? Woohoo!
...Ken: I'm adopting Heads Up Baseball for soccer. Do you know who else is working on the same? Thx Chris
Love the information love to the points made.
love it
A study found out the greatest athletes naturally visualized success before the game started. This is taught now.
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" Call Dave Concepcion! He's always in a slump. I know nothing about them."
----Pete Rose to his son about his minor league slump.