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2012-06-18T15:56:07Z

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I have worked with several athletes of various skills with some other challenges ahead of them. One fighter could be preparing for his MMA debut along with the next one I assist might be fighting an elite opponent. Every fighter has different challenges though the following article is valid for many also it can result in the difference between so that it is in MMA or retiring in defeat after a couple of fights.
Working which has a mind coach is really a small part in the training camp of your athlete, it has an influence the same as another part from the MMA training has nevertheless it isn't likely to guarantee wins; Chuck Liddell lost one of his most critical fights despite the fact that he prepared mentally by dealing with Anthony Robbins (probably the best mind coach ever existed). In MMA nothing can guarantee victory but many things can guarantee defeat. Not working on your mind-fitness is one of those the same as not working on your boxing, wrestling or every other discipline.
Mind coaching is particularly important for that post fight phase; just in case of victory, it's important to help you the athlete refocus on a brand new task ahead, remain humble, grow (physically and mentally) and "reset" the buttons. In the event of defeat mind coaching will help athletes in a very big way. Not to console them or cause them to become feel good about the fight gone less planned, but rather the opposite.
This is time when a good mind coach should help the athlete learn as much as possible through the loss and be an improved fighter. This is often overlooked by coaches and sometimes, obviously unintentionally, coaches and team-mates cause more damage start by making up or setting up with some other excuses; "the matt was slippery", "the ref was bad", "the opponent threw illegal shots", "was out for too long", "the gloves where poor quality" and the list proceeds and on.
The problem here is always that every time a fighter makes excuses for that loss, which is really a defense mechanism to guard one's self esteem, deep inside they knows full well why these are excuses; they know it and attempt to overwrite this awareness although this is impossible to accomplish. When a team-mate or coach agrees with all the athletes about the excuses, deep in the athlete knows how the agreement is merely an action of compassion which therefore makes all the athlete feel even worse regarding the defeat. This is usually unidentified by the conscious awareness also it gets interpreted as frustration, disappointment, sadness and infrequently even depression or simply feeling of not good enough.
If the athlete (as well as the coaches and team-mates) can avoid coming to a excuse (even in the wedding the matt was indeed slippery as well as the ref was really bad), then the sole task in hand will be to enhance and do better. No should worry concerning the mat, the ref, the ring-rust of next fight! We're able to just target getting better! Sounds much much easier to me... All that there could be left is often a burning desired to get back within the cage and fight better. Frustration may of course be felt only as the fighter thinks that they or she would have done far better which is way easier to fix than any external factor (excuses).
If we take this truth and applied rigorously we will find ourselves winning even once we lose as we would be able to find out something from each fight whether we receive the W or not. I will guarantee compared to the vast most fighters are not able to complete this and thus if you can fit inside minority who do, you will likely be a long step ahead. In case you apply this you'll learn the ability of winning, always! Should you don't apply this you may lose twice each time you lose! [http://www.prweb.com/releases/tactix-martialartsfitness/boot-camp-business/prweb9106101.htm fitness coaching certification]

GreteStripling778

2012-06-18T15:55:59Z