The highly acclaimed SportExcel System is the revolutionary way to inject the Zone into your game. Shooters from around the globe have been applying the system to win for the last 25 years at all levels, from recreational trap shooting to…
The highly acclaimed SportExcel System is the revolutionary way to inject the Zone into your game. Shooters from around the globe have been applying the system to win for the last 25 years at all levels, from recreational trap shooting to Olympic skeet, to a dozen other competitive shooting games. Backed by the science of how the brain works, SportExcel gives you a formula based on the Zone decoded. And this Zone System has been tested, proven and backed by Olympian medalists and other elite athletes. The precise formula for winning is presented in a step-by-step manner that gets and keeps you on the winning track. For consistency in your game, the SportExcel formula will: · Make the Zone feel normal · Quiet your mind and remove the doubt · Block out distracting thoughts, people and things · Remove mistakes and misses from your memory · Make learning easy and end bad habits · Create target images that are bright and big (and slow) · Initiate a fiery commitment to winning, leadership and fun Whether you’re a world-class shooter, a weekend enthusiast, a beginner, a coach or a parent, this book is your handbook for teaching your very powerful mind to apply the Zone to the wonderful experience of winning.
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