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From: miss_i_adler
Date: Mon Mar 31, 2003 12:48am
Subject: To Gareth the Rugbyleaguer
gareth,
My late father was an ex-professional rugby league player in the
1950s. He was a fantastically tough nut mentally: broke his pelvis
aged 7, put in calipers, told he would never walk properly again.
Refused to believe it, would always secretly take it off and
exercise. Recommended for England aged 16 LOL! Also one of the very
few players ever to get his amateur licence back again to play rugby
union down south. Coached brilliantly in psychological ways and
physical ways, and Very very smart, but disciplined.
Email me privately if you want to discuss this sort of stuff.
ZM
--- In a previous message gareth_uk_1999
wrote:
> Hello all. You can't tell just by reading this post but at the
> moment I'm in quite some discomfort. After getting droped on my
head
> by a 6ft 4 giant, elbowed in the jaw, a stiff knee to the neck and
> generally getting bashed about on the rugby field I am turning to
> you, the NLP/Hypnosis community for some help.
>
> I play rugby league, which I really enjoy.... usually. But after
> saturdays beating I decided I need some kind of edge against the
> opponents and maybe manipulating the referee.
>
> What I'm after is a few useful techniques to experiment with.
>
> I don't get to have big chats with the opponents or referee before
> the game so I may only get a few lines of dialogue at certain
points
> in the match. ie after tackles and during referee stopages. So with
> as minimul dialogue or body language can people suggest a few
things.
>
> Areas such as:
> Making opponents feel tired, unable to run quick, scared, out of
> breath anything like that.
>
> And/Or anyway to influence the ref on decisions such as high
> tackles, who the ball came off etc.
>
>
> This post may seem a little ambitious but please, my bruised and
> beaten body needs it, any techniques or suggestions to try would be
> great.
>
> Thanks all, I look forward to any suggestions you may want to post.
>
> Gaz
