Indeed
This training method has been used by Olympians for a decade or more.
A lady named Florice Tanner, an East-coast Theosophist and Teacher
developed the methodology when she retired to Ojai, California. That's
where I met her -- when she was blind, yet still able to glide around
her home as if sighted -- using her visualization techniques. For her,
success came not in winning something, but in not knocking something
over, or getting another bruise.
I have one of her manuscripts on the process -- fascinating stuff. It
boiled down to mostly faith in yourself to get the job done.
Speedy Regards,
"LandSpeed" Louise Ann Noeth
LandSpeed Productions
Telling stories with words and pictures
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From: <TopJimme@aol.com>
To: <Dale.Clay@mdhelicopters.com>; <kturk@ala.net>;
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Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 8:40 AM
Subject: RE: Experience/seat time
> The sports reference got me to thinking, when I was a in competetive
sports I saw a psychologist who tried to teach relaxation and
visualization techniques. He referenced a study that showed that a
move, in order for your subconscience to take over without any thought
involved, had to be done 720 times. These repetitions had to be done
exactly the same and they did not have to be done physically,
visualization did count.
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