Do you want to heal injuries quickly?

When we experience an injury or accident, we often feel a flood of emotions. Anger, embarrassment, fear of pain, and worry about the problem happening again.

I won’t go into the details here, but biochemically, all of that emotion gets ‘stuck’ within some of the trillions of cells inside our body.  That emotional poison gets locked in, which means that those cells can’t take in vitamins and minerals anymore.  So, if the cells can’t take in nutrients, they won’t be healthy for long.  And, we all know that unhealthy cells can’t heal injuries very well!

Emotions that aren’t processed will absolutely slow down healing, or worse…the injury won’t heal the way it should.   In fact, even those old injuries that have already healed are still holding onto your old emotions.  Unless you can get all of those emotions processed…your body will never perform as well as it used to.

There are numerous ways to increase healing time, and decrease pain and suffering.  For a speedy recovery, call today for a free consultation!

Old injuries…Are you honestly playing as well as you did before?

Often times…not! It isn’t intentional, but once injured, we tend to protect ourselves from being in pain, or being laid up. Hey, we don’t want that to happen again, right? So, we don’t play full out. We hold back...and we lose opportunities because of it!

You can’t afford that. Don’t waste your time worrying about what might happen, because you can’t play safe and give it your best efforts. It doesn’t work that way, and everyone does see the difference.

Never fear! ;o) We can address this issue and get great results. Call now, and you’ll soon be playing as good as new…or better…“I guarantee it!”

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Agents report:  Why good ole ‘Uncle Joe’ is NOT working in your best interests!

OK, you’re a good player and you have a crack at making it Big!  If you use a family member or friend as your agent, they may have the very best intentions, but they simply do not have the resources or knowledge that a professional sports agent has.

Does ‘Uncle Joe’ really know which team is going to be the best option for your abilities?  Or, does he even know who to contact to get you a try out?

Let’s face it, there is a lot at stake here!  Realistically, this year may be your best shot at the Big Time!  Do you really want to give that chance to someone who isn’t a professional?  I think not… 

According to author and experienced sports agent/advisor Graham Howarth, even a great player may be bypassed because the negotiators have unrealistic expectations.  Graham works for the benefit of his clients with honesty, and integrity but he also knows the rules of the game.  Being involved in sports for his entire life, Graham has gained a long list of contacts which is something that ‘Uncle Joe’ just doesn’t have. 

A professional sports agent also gets you appropriate try outs, negotiates a contract and all the contract details, works on endorsement deals, and provides some much needed advice.  They’re there for you and work on your behalf with your best interests in mind.  
Does a good sports agent take in all clients? 

The answer is ‘no’.  Graham says he wants more than just stats and credentials.  The athletes should have a positive attitude, a strong drive, and an open mindset.  Ability is important but there are a lot of good players out there.  To get noticed by the teams that matter, you have to stand out and it’s your personality that makes it happen.

Email Graham Howarth or check out his website

Are you interested in getting noticed? Improving your good traits and really improving your not-so-good traits will help you in everything you do.

Call or email for your free consultation and blow the competition away!

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How to de-stress while travelling

For some people, traveling is fun and exciting. For others, it can become a real drag.

If you find that you’re playing poorly, or have more injuries on the road, it’s a sure sign that your body is stressed. Things probably won’t change until you find balance and keep energized while travelling.

Don’t forget to hydrate, hydrate, hydrate! Drinking more water helps the body to play hard, look good, feel good and recover faster.

We have modalities that can help regulate the physical stress and calm the emotional stress while you’re travelling. You can easily empower yourself…once you know how!

Call now for a free consultation!

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What are scouts really looking for?

Generally speaking, scouts are out there searching for players that may have the potential to go up to professional levels….but they’re looking for more than just raw talent.

It seems the higher the level, the more tense and stressed parents can become. 

Unfortunately, kids can feel that stress and will react to it.  According to T.J. Clark, hockey scout and advisor, unless the player wants the parents input, it’s best if parents step back and allow the kids some freedom.  That enables a relaxed atmosphere where trust and independence can improve the player, not take away from them.   Kids must have quick reactions and be willing to play hard in order to be noticed, so they can’t afford to be distracted due to parental stress.

And, according to T.J., “the kids gotta love the game more than I do.  If they don’t really know hockey or know what the teams are about, then they don’t care enough.”   For an outsider to hear that, it may not seem important, but knowing the reasons, it starts to makes sense. 
As the player develops, he/she is going to experience many distractions along the way.  If they don’t truly love the game, and want to be there with all of their being, then they’ll be swayed off course.  The teams that are looking for good players aren’t going to put in a lot of time, effort and money to develop someone, if it’s not profitable for them.  It’s a business matter…this isn’t just fun anymore.

T. J. Clark says that he’ll watch someone maybe four or five times to see their reactions on the ice, and off.  If a player acts like a “real jerk” and treats people badly, T. J.’s not interested.  ‘If someone is disrespectful, that’s not acceptable because sooner or later, it will impact me personally.’

“Kids that are on fire…aggressive but controlled… is what I look for. “ Every year, they will be playing against bigger, stronger, smarter players and that could be stressful.  There’s always another level, so trying hard to ‘make it’ never really ends and kids have to be mentally tough to be able to handle it.

Are you mentally tough? Call now for a free consultation!

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