Phillies Pitcher Halladay Can Overcome The Effects Of Excessive Heat By Taking This Advice From A Sports Performance Psychologist

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Doylestown, Pennsylvania, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) July 21, 2011 -- Doylestown, PA, July 21, 2011: Excessive heat is expected by baseball players because they play their games in the summer. Being prepared for such conditions by using a technique taught to hundreds of baseball players by Sports Performance Psychologist Todd Stofka of Philly Hypnosis, you can use the heat to lead your body to a better performance and not allow the heat to adversely affect your body thereby forcing you to leave the game as Halladay did yesterday,

Stofka says, “This technique is called Utilization. It is designed to teach your unconscious mind to see adverse conditions as an opportunity to play better. For example, when there are adverse conditions like the heat that Doc experienced in Chicago yesterday, it can be a detriment to performance but it does not have to be. If his mind believes that the heat will drain his speed and focus, just like kryptonite to Super Man, then the body carries out the action. As a Sports Performance Psychologist, when you train the mind to use the heat, such as: the heat helps me; the heat makes me better; the heat melts the batters; etc., Halladay can begin to redirect the negative effects of the heat into energy. This works with issues that would normally sabotage any athlete like weather, crowds, teammates and equipment failures.”

When baseball players find themselves in this situation, it is to their advantage to seek out a qualified Sports Performance Psychologist so that leaving a game because of heat is never a fear in their future.

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