Visualization

A POST GAME INTERVIEW WITH THE COACH

Published on: 18th October, 2011

A POST GAME INTERVIEW WITH THE COACH  | read this item

By Paul Schienberg, PhD So, I decided to watch Monday night football yesterday. After trying Channel 7, I remembered Monday night football was on ESPN. I spent about three hours watching the Miami Dolphins and the New York Jets butt helmets. It was not a pretty game except for a cornerback, Revis, a few throws by [...]

Interview: Jeff Sluman

Published on: 24th April, 2007

Interview: Jeff Sluman

Jeff Sluman reacts to making a birdie putt on the par-4 first hole during the third round of the Memorial Tournament Saturday June 4, 2005, in Dublin, Ohio. (AP Photo/Jay LaPrete)  | read this item

With Paul Schienberg, PhD At The 2007 Bob Hope Pro-Am Dessert Classic Jesper Parnevik hit an extremely large number of golf balls with one club. He was clearly trying to work out something that he didn’t like in the morning practice round. Jesper looked frustrated with each shot, even though from this amateur golfer’s point [...]

Guideline for Using Imagery

Published on: 6th February, 2006

Guideline for Using Imagery  | read this item

Maximize your senses ability to improve athletic performance. By Paul Schienberg, PhD

MENTAL TRAINING: Creative Visualization and Athletic Performance Part II – The Process

Published on: 1st June, 2001

MENTAL TRAINING: Creative Visualization and Athletic Performance Part II - The Process  | read this item

By Paul Schienberg PhD. Some people do not know what it means to “visualize.” They become worried because they can’t “see” a mental image or picture when they shut their eyes and try to visualize. You do not have to mentally picture an image. While one person can see a clearly defined image, others report [...]

MENTAL TRAINING: Creative Visualization and Athletic Performance Part I – An Overview

Published on: 1st March, 2001

MENTAL TRAINING: Creative Visualization and Athletic Performance Part I - An Overview  | read this item

By Paul Schienberg PhD. In order to perform an action at a high level, it is necessary to visualize (imagine) yourself going through the motions. Watching others do a sport well can be very helpful in the implanting of a visual image. If you watch children play, they are often imitating professional sports figures. One [...]