BMV Quantum Subliminal CD Improve Cross Country Skills: Running Mind Training Aid (Ultrasonic Sports Performance Enhancement Series)

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Firstie Kyle Volle, the Cadet Field Training Regimental Commander, takes a drop into Lake Popolopen at Camp Buckner July 1. At the Water Confidence Course -- part of Cadet Field Training -- cadets from the Class of 2013 were required to climb the 80-foot tower and descend across Lake Popolopen by a hand trolley for a dive into the water. The cadets also mustered balance and confidence to walk across a steel beam, during which they must go up and over two steps, before eventually hanging down the cable for another drop into the lake. With Cadet Field Training for the Class of 2013 well underway, the yearlings are challenged with numerous skill-testing activities, including the water confidence course, first responder training, land navigation and patrolling. Photo by Mike Strasser/West Point Directorate of Public Affairs & Communications

Cadet Tony Nelson (right), Det. 765, The Citadel - The Military College of South Carolina, and other Air Force ROTC cadets study their training manuals while waiting to in-process summer field training at Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala., May 8. More than 360 ROTC cadets, mostly rising juniors from 144 colleges nationwide, started off the first class of summer field training. This year's ROTC field training includes major changes such as the removal of ropes course and the addition of extensive armed and unarmed combat training, some of which will be held at Camp Shelby, Miss., The largest ROTC training overhaul in history was made in an effort to standardize officer commissioning programs and instill 'warrior ethos' in the Air Force's future leaders. This is also the first year field training is hosted exclusively at Maxwell Air Force Base.

Triathlon is certainly physically demanding, to say the least, but most triathletes would agree that it is the mental aspect that can determine whether or not they achieve their competitive goals. Resources addressing this key aspect have been hard to come by — until now. In The Triathlete's Guide to Mental Training, the authors — both accomplished sport psychologists and Ironman triathletes — offer readers in-depth, practical information and skills they can use to build mental muscle. Readers learn first how to assess their psychological strengths and weaknesses, and then discover the six mental factors that most affect triathlon performance. The book includes essential tools for training and competition, such as routines, mental imagery, and tips on getting organized and setting goals, and also explores what it takes to be an Ironman, the unhealthy side of triathlon, and valuable lessons to be learned from the world's best triathletes.