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Mookie Betts on visualization. Take at bats in your mind before you go to bed. Visualize the pitcher you’re going to face the next day & you putting your best swings on the baseball. Try to create a vivid image of what you’re going to do & of you...

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Kirk Gibsonvor 1 Jahr

Exactly…I x V=R….how vividly you Imagine something determines how real it becomes! “She gone “

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Brytevor 1 Jahr

Have trouble falling asleep or getting a good night's rest? Wish you could turn off your racing thoughts like pressing a button? Don't compromise on your rest—take these steps to sleep better and wake up refreshed. #BetterSleep #RestWell #Sleep

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NorCalUvor 1 Jahr

This is what the best does

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ONE Mental Performance, LLCvor 1 Jahr

Pregame mental routine as well

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Sports Vision Institutevor 1 Jahr

🔥🔥🔥

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FTS_BASEBALLvor 1 Jahr

Mental Imagery is an amazing tool and the data behind it is overwhelmingly positive. Mookie knows what he is talking about out here whether he knows the science behind it or not. Winners do this!!!!

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Darin Chaplainvor 1 Jahr

This is a huge part of preparation! What the mind dwells upon, the body acts upon! Visualize success and it becomes easier!

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Connor Teevovor 1 Jahr

They called Casas a weirdo for doing this @tylermilliken_

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THE MARTIAN 👽🥑🛸⚾️💥 *fan account*vor 1 Jahr

I feel like he would be able to take his game to a new level if he implemented VR into his training That’s pretty much what he’s talking about here Gotta listen to what he says & believe it. This is a Hall Of Famer & one of the best baseball players of all time

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