Mental Training for Skydiving and Life

[bloody_trauma 2]

has anyone read this book and can anyone tell me anything about it... things you took away from it things you applied, good buy? general impressions, etc...

Fly it like you stole it

[bob.dino 1]

Yep. It give good basic mental training advice for skydivers. Well worth picking up if you're interested in getting involved in a team. It's pretty easy to read, but of course, it's harder to actually put into practice. But that's the same of any book related to mental training.

[skybytch 273]

I recommend that book very highly, not just for skydiving and team jumping issues but for life in general.

Worth every penny.

[orangemagoo 0]

GREAT book ... and one that I need to re-read.

[GogglesnTeeth 6]

I have read the first few chapters of it.
Good read!!
I need to finish it one of these days!!!!

Goggles and Teeth

"You fall like a greased safe!!!"

[Rick 67]

Very good book. Dr.John has some good techniques for visualisation and relaxation that can help you focus. I highly recomend it.

You can't be drunk all day if you don't start early!

[bloody_trauma 2]

well hook me up on some technique... i'm going to the promotion board in a metter of days and i'm already nervous as hell, who would have thought that talking to a bunch of 1SG's would rack you so bad, i mean i've been cooler while i held peoples lives in my hand than i am now sheesh

Fly it like you stole it

[ltdiver 3]

Very good book for any individual who wants to open their mind and learn...not only about how -they- tick but perhaps give insight into those around you as well.

Highly recommend.

ltdiver

Don't tell me the sky's the limit when there are footprints on the moon