| Sport Psychology workshop hosted by Fencing.Net and Dr John Heil. This will be a two hour workshop focused on sport psychology in fencing.
Two sessions will be hosted on 2/28 - Sign up for one or both sessions. (Each has a different focus)
Clinic costs: $67.00 pre-registration. $97 at the door. Limited to 30 students per session.
Purchase a pass to two sessions for $107.00 via pre-reg or $155 at the door.
Topics:
- Session 1: (10a-12p): Goal Setting: Proper goal setting in both a tounament and training environment.
- Session 2: (2p - 4p): Sport Psychology Mental Training, Psychological preparation for competition
Bonus Session
For only $30 more you can add in a one hour seminar on transferring the sport psychology skills to executive performance. Learn how to take your new knowledge of sports goal setting and mental training and apply them to your field. (You may also be able to write the seminars off as a business expense as well! - Make sure to check with your tax advisor.)
If you are interested in the bonus session, please input which day (Sat or Sun) in the comments field and we will contact you with more details.
Workshop Descriptions
Mental Training: Into the “Zone”
Psychological preparation for competition enables the athlete to translate training into competitive success. The seminar begins with a discussion of the “zone” and the psychological skills that drive high performance. It will include an overview of the five cardinal skills of mental training: (1) Relaxation-activation, (2) Concentration, (3) Imagery, (4) Self-talk, and (5) Performance routines. The seminar culminates with practice of a pre-competition mental training routine, and concludes with discussion of strategies for developing a personalized mental training program.
Goal Setting: Road Map to Success
If sport is a journey, then goal setting charts the path to success. To train and compete successfully, the athlete must avoid the pitfalls and embrace the methods of goal setting. This seminar presents the seven key elements of effective goals setting: (1) Linking performance goals to outcome goals, (2) Setting challenging but realistic goals, (3) Using positive and specific language, (4) Collaborating and personalizing, (5) Integrating short and long term goals, (6) Assessing and adjusting goals, (7) Practicing self-acceptance
About Executive Performance & Sport Psychology
Sport has long been regarded as an arena where life lessons are learned and life skills are developed. As it has been refined and tested in competition, sport psychology has come of age, evolving into a psychology of high performance. Its principles and practices are increasingly finding their way into boardrooms and “green” rooms, and into the training of high risk professionals from soldiers to surgeons.
Executive Performance & Mental Training
The ability to maintain focus, manage intensity and make decisions under pressure are critical to success at any profession. Applications of mental training to executive performance will be discussed. Participants are encouraged to attend the Sport Psychology seminar on this topic. Athlete performance will be used as a working model for generalizing skills to other performance environments.
Executive Performance & Goal Setting
Goal setting is essential to success at any endeavor. Applications of goal setting to executive performance will be discussed. Participants are encouraged to attend the Sport Psychology seminar on this topic. Athlete performance will be used as a working model for generalizing skills to other performance environments. |