Sports Training
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Peak Performance for Sport: Master the mental side of your game |
“Henry Hopking is one of the world’s leading sports trainers.”
- Financial Times
This sports training system is used by people from a variety of sports. Results in the last few years from those trained in our techniques include:
2 Olympic Gold Medals
6 World Championship titles
8 European Championship titles
16 National titles
| “Henry’s brainwave training raises the bar for athletic performance. If athletes are to remain competitive they will need to learn this knowledge.”
- Sir Clive Woodward |
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As well as this system being used by many Professional golfers and other athletes, the majority of our clients are those looking to reach their own personal goals in their sport. That isn’t always becoming Open Champion, World Champion or Olympian, but perhaps looking to knock a few points of your handicap or improve on your personal best.
This sporting performance program is unique in its method of improving your sporting performance. To be the very best at your sport, it is essential to master the mental aspect as well as the technical skills. In this course you will learn about the different mental states and brainwave levels required for your sport and how to best apply them.
| Click here for: “Mental Training for Clay Target Sports” (Sporting, FITASC, Skeet, American Trap, Olympic Trap) |
Additional to the initial two days of private training with Henry Hopking, the program also includes the following:
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Your own Brain Buddy training device
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Six weeks membership of the “Elite” training service
In this six week “Peak Performance” sports training program, you will learn to control your brainwaves to be in the optimal state every time you perform.
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Achieve precision focus and concentration
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Control competition nerves
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Develop a mental resilience to pressure
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Enter ‘The Zone’ whenever you need to
Do you have an effective set-up routine in your sport to ensure you have perfect focus and concentration every time you play? Do you have a specific technique you can use to minimise competition stress and pressure?
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