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"I never hit a shot without having a very sharp in-focus picture 
			of it in my head."
			~~ Jack Nicklaus, Golf My Way
What people are saying
			
			"Mary taught me a technique to see the end result, 
			I did, and I won."  ~~Linda Murphy, 
			golf tournament champion, 
			
			Los Colinas Country Club, Irving, TX
“I had an injury 
			and was due to compete in an important competition. 
			I consulted with Mary Kraemer to do some energy healing on my 
			ankle.  
			She also taught me to visualize the desired end result for the 
			competition.  With a physically intact body, and a lot of 
			determination, we won!!!
			~~-Jackson of  
			‘Monica and Jackson’, 
			Athletes frequently practice using the mind-body connection.  
			Externally the athlete has a coach for purposes of education, 
			improvement, guidance, conditioning, counseling..., the list could 
			go on and on.
			
			The coach is equivalent to an external assistant.  So what 
			helps an athlete reach a desired goal or outcome?  It's the 
			element of external coaching and internal dialog. Internal dialog 
			move an athlete forward when circumstances are less than desirable, 
			when circumstances seem impossible, and when situations are 
			exciting.  The 'will' of an individual plays an important role.  
			The 'will' is an example of internal dialog.
			
			Athletes are taught early on from a coach to see the desired result 
			happening in their mind's eye.  For example:   a 
			runner is taught to close their eyes and see their body crossing the 
			finish line in the fastest time possible using the mechanics that 
			the coach has instilled.  A basketball player is taught to see 
			the ball going through the hoop for free shots with their eyes 
			closed.  A skier is taught to feel the mountain, moving fluidly 
			with the slop and curves. 
"There is a growing consensus that the next breakthroughs in 
			athletic performance will come not so much from more muscle bulk and 
			skeletal strength, as from a skillful combination of physical 
			training and the use of such largely neglected 'powers of the mind' 
			as concentration, meditation, visualization, and inner sensing."
			~~What the Bleep do We Know, Movie and Study Guide