Think and Act Like a Champion

WORKSHOP INTRODUCTION PAGE

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Survival Guide for This Workshop
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Workshop Description: The descriptions of what sporting champions do and think. The content is proposed as a model to be emulated by developing athletes and for evaluating established athletes. The workshop is designed for athletes, parents, and coaches.

Format: The workshop involves listening to lectures and taking notes in the supplied workshop manual. The writing of notes is crucial to understanding and retention. As much as possible throughout the workshop, the user should translate examples given in the lectures to his/her sport and record them as such. Because there are so many sports, it is not possible to provide examples for all. It is the user's responsibilitly to perform that translation function.

There are two forms of communication associated with this workshop, personal recording and auditory lectures. They have been primarily designed to allow participants to progress at their own pace. Individuals who have difficulty in directing their own study might find it difficult to complete this experience. If you have attended workshops and clinics associated with your sport, and enjoyed the experience, then one should expect to successfully complete this workshop.

To access lectures and to download the workshop manual, it is necessary to purchase the workshop. In response, a username and password will be provided by email. By clicking on the link that is highlighted above, a request will be made for the username and password. Correctly entering them will allow full participation in the workshop. The manual should be downloaded first, and then lectures activated within each topic.

Click here to listen to introductory remarks about the workshop.

If you did not hear the introductory remarks, you might not have RealOne Player installed as a plug-in on your browser. If the RealOne Player console did not appear on your screen when you clicked the above link, go to the workshop survival page and install it. Clicking on the Survival Page link above displays instructions for dowloading RealOne Player and the other required software, Adobe Acrobat Reader.

Availability: This workshop is offered privately at a user's convenience through Sports Science Associates. It is time-limited. Access to the lectures is only for the scheduled month.

Required Materials and Resources: The computer used to participate in this experience will need to have a browser with RealOne Player and Adobe Acrobat Reader plug-in capabilities. Instructions for downloading and installing those two plug-ins are provided in the workshop survival guide. Before accessing lectures, a copy of the workshop manual will need to be downloaded by using Adobe Acrobat Reader.

Optional Text: The contents of this workshop are available in more extended form as the text: Think and Act Like a Champion: A manual for sporting excellence. To find out how to obtain a copy, click on this link.

Time Estimates
The following are the lecture durations (minutes:seconds) for workshop topics.

Topic 1 lectures (20:18)
Topic 2 lectures (15:00)
Topic 3 lectures (10:30)
Topic 4 lectures (11:10)
Topic 5 lectures (23:10)
Topic 6 lectures (18:00)
Topic 7 lectures (41:15)
Topic 8 lectures (24:32)
Topic 9 lectures (23:20)
Topic 10 lecture (4:30)
Workshop Topics

Relating to other athletes
Relating to the coach
Reacting to things that go wrong in your sport
Training
Considerations about your sport
Focus on your sport
Precompetition factors
Competition factors
Motivational events
The Champion Characteristics Checklist

Progress Through the Workshop: Topics should be studied in the order provided. Follow the steps below.

Listen to the lectures, interpret the information, and record your reactions in the downloaded workbook.
Replay lecture content when needed. Complete the replay before progressing to new material.
Continue to review, read, and listen until the material is fully understood.
Progress through the workshop until the experience is completed.

The information in this workshop is that of Brent S. Rushall and is fully copyrighted. It is solely for the participant's personal use. No portion of this workshop experience can be reproduced without the express permission of the copyright holder.

Coaching Science Abstracts is a web site that contains further information on this and many other important coaching topics.

Click this link to purchase the workshop After registering, cross to the workshop control page and lectures by clicking here	Survival Guide for This Workshop Click on this link to read about elements of the best strategy for completing this workshop.
Workshop Description: The descriptions of what sporting champions do and think. The content is proposed as a model to be emulated by developing athletes and for evaluating established athletes. The workshop is designed for athletes, parents, and coaches. Format: The workshop involves listening to lectures and taking notes in the supplied workshop manual. The writing of notes is crucial to understanding and retention. As much as possible throughout the workshop, the user should translate examples given in the lectures to his/her sport and record them as such. Because there are so many sports, it is not possible to provide examples for all. It is the user's responsibilitly to perform that translation function. There are two forms of communication associated with this workshop, personal recording and auditory lectures. They have been primarily designed to allow participants to progress at their own pace. Individuals who have difficulty in directing their own study might find it difficult to complete this experience. If you have attended workshops and clinics associated with your sport, and enjoyed the experience, then one should expect to successfully complete this workshop. To access lectures and to download the workshop manual, it is necessary to purchase the workshop. In response, a username and password will be provided by email. By clicking on the link that is highlighted above, a request will be made for the username and password. Correctly entering them will allow full participation in the workshop. The manual should be downloaded first, and then lectures activated within each topic.	Click here to listen to introductory remarks about the workshop. If you did not hear the introductory remarks, you might not have RealOne Player installed as a plug-in on your browser. If the RealOne Player console did not appear on your screen when you clicked the above link, go to the workshop survival page and install it. Clicking on the Survival Page link above displays instructions for dowloading RealOne Player and the other required software, Adobe Acrobat Reader. Availability: This workshop is offered privately at a user's convenience through Sports Science Associates. It is time-limited. Access to the lectures is only for the scheduled month. Required Materials and Resources: The computer used to participate in this experience will need to have a browser with RealOne Player and Adobe Acrobat Reader plug-in capabilities. Instructions for downloading and installing those two plug-ins are provided in the workshop survival guide. Before accessing lectures, a copy of the workshop manual will need to be downloaded by using Adobe Acrobat Reader. Optional Text: The contents of this workshop are available in more extended form as the text: *Think and Act Like a Champion: A manual for sporting excellence*. To find out how to obtain a copy, click on this link.
Time Estimates The following are the lecture durations (minutes:seconds) for workshop topics. Topic 1 lectures (20:18) Topic 2 lectures (15:00) Topic 3 lectures (10:30) Topic 4 lectures (11:10) Topic 5 lectures (23:10) Topic 6 lectures (18:00) Topic 7 lectures (41:15) Topic 8 lectures (24:32) Topic 9 lectures (23:20) Topic 10 lecture (4:30)	Workshop Topics Relating to other athletes Relating to the coach Reacting to things that go wrong in your sport Training Considerations about your sport Focus on your sport Precompetition factors Competition factors Motivational events The Champion Characteristics Checklist
Progress Through the Workshop: Topics should be studied in the order provided. Follow the steps below. Listen to the lectures, interpret the information, and record your reactions in the downloaded workbook. Replay lecture content when needed. Complete the replay before progressing to new material. Continue to review, read, and listen until the material is fully understood. Progress through the workshop until the experience is completed.	The information in this workshop is that of Brent S. Rushall and is fully copyrighted. It is solely for the participant's personal use. No portion of this workshop experience can be reproduced without the express permission of the copyright holder. Coaching Science Abstracts is a web site that contains further information on this and many other important coaching topics.