Winning Golf - It's All in Your Mind - Now Available!

Now available to ship! Be the first to own this in-depth audio program for golfers who want to apply Mental Management to their game.

Winning Golf includes a discussion of the tournament mental system that we teach to the players that attend our training seminars here in our studios. You will learn how players develop consistent mental performances. You will learn how to significantly reduce the mental errors that you might make in a competition resulting in more shots hit online and greater enjoyment of the sport. We discuss the common errors players make and how to avoid them, controlling pressure and building confidence.

Learn:

- How to Improve your Mental Consistency on the Course

- The Tournament Mental Management System Players Use in Competitions

- How to Use Mental Management Before, During and After a Shot, Hole, Day, Tournament, etc.

- Over-trying & How to Avoid It

- How to Evaluate Your Play Effectively

- Quiet Eye Phenomenon

- Mental Program for Golf

- Be Decisive in Your Thinking

- How to Use Pressure to Your Advantage

- The Zone Phenomenon

- Dealing with Distractions Appropriately

- Make your Mental Game a Constant in a Game of Variables!

- And MUCH MORE!

This 4 disc set is only $100! Super Charge your mental performance in golf today!

Click Here to order! or call 972-899-9640 to order your set.

Rory Sabbatini Wins Byron Nelson Tournament

Congrats to Rory Sabbatini for winning on Tour! Last weekend Rory won the Byron Nelson by two strokes!

(Pictured is Rory with Lanny Bassham during his training in May 2008)



Rory was a member of the Mental Management Limited Elite working with Mental Coaches Lanny and Troy Bassham.

Erin Hunt Makes it to Vegas on So You Think You Can Dance!

Past Mental Management client, Erin Hunt, is pursuing her dream of dancing professionally. She has made it to Vegas on So You Think You Can Dance! Good Luck Erin!

Erin was a client from 2006-2008 for Mental Management training for pageantry & performance - she was 1st RU to Miss Teen Texas in 2007. Now pursing her degree and her dream! Congrats on a job well done and good luck on the show!!

Mental Management Clients compete at the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial

Good Luck to the following current and past Mental Management clients as they compete at The Colonial!

Ben Crane
James Driscoll
Rory Sabbatini
Jerry Kelly
Brian Gay
Brett Quigley
Justin Leonard
Harrison Frazar
JJ Henry
Rich Beem

Lanny and Troy Bassham will be out at the Colonial this week watching some of our clients since this competition is so close to home for us.

For information on Mental Management for Golf please visit our website www.mentalmanagement.com - we work with Tour Player but we also help amatuer & junior players as well as athletes in other sports, business professionals and stage performers.

Winning Golf - It's All in Your Mind

Mental Coach Lanny Bassham's new Audio CD set for golfers: Winning Golf - It's All in Your Mind is set to release in June!

To be informed FIRST when this Audio CD is available email info@mentalmanagement.com and ask to be put on the list or sign up for the MENTALCOACH email newsletter: once you add your email you will be asked to confirm your email address and can sign up for other topics - chose The GOLF newsletter.

PGA Tour Players have taken and used Lanny's Mental Management techniques on Tour and how this Audio CD will help shed some light on your mental game as well. Tour players who have worked with Lanny include: Ben Crane, Rory Sabbatini, James Driscoll, Fred Funk, Jerry Kelly, Brian Gay - to name a few.

To learn more about Mental Management for Golf please call 972-899-9640 and we will be happy to assist you.

Congrats to PGA Tour Player James Driscoll!

Congratulations to James Driscoll for his performance on the PGA Tour - he shot 8 under par today and placed 2nd at the Valero Texas Open in San Antonio.

James is a recent Mental Management client and a member of the Limited Elite.

Ben Crane and Mental Management

Ben Crane, PGA Tour Player

"Mental Management has been one of the driving forces behind improving the pace of my game. They have helped me develop a consistent program that is helping me reach my potential as a player. This isn't sports psychology - we are trying to achieve mental consistency in an inconsistent game."

Ben Crane stopped by the office yesterday for a follow up and gave us this quote. We always look forward to working with Ben - he is a great player and more importantly a wonderful person. Good Luck to Ben next week at the Byron Nelson.

Troy and Lanny Bassham will be attending the Byron and working with some players there.

Congrats to Joe Maddox!

I (Heather Sumlin) had the pleasure of training a few high school seniors who have big goals in acting and musical theater. The audition process can be a stressful situation. Thousands of kids audition and very few are accepted into the top schools. Acting Coach Mary Anna Dennard is a fan of Mental Management and recommends her students to me for training. I did some One on One coaching as well as a large group seminar for students and parents to attend which was a great success. Here is just one example of the success of the program:

"I had an amazing experience this year auditioning for Musical Theatre Schools. Last year I only got into one school and I really didn't like it there, so I decided that I was going to reaudition this year for more schools. Heather and I talked about so many things. As you can imagine I had alot of insecurities built up from the rejection of last year. Heather started me off with the CD "What Every Stage Performer Needs to Know FIRST About the Mental Game" it really opened my mind to what performing was really about. You had to be strong mentally, no matter how much talent you have. If you can't deliver what God gave you, then what's the point? Without Heather I don't think I would have been able to clear my head enough to truly be all I could be this audition season. She really helped me to understand more about God's plans for my life and taught me to put my faith in him always. She led me to find the confidence that I needed to believe in myself again. She was always encouraging and just has the best outlook on life. I once told her that just riding in the car with her made the world seem a little bit brighter! I am happy to report that I have been accepted into a few top programs, but most recently I was accepted into Carnegie Mellon for Musical Theatre. They accepted 7 guys for Musical Theatre this year out of thousands of people! I don't know if I could have been on of the 7 if Heather hadn't have shown me the way! God bless! I love you Heather!!!!"
Joseph Maddox

Thank you so much Joe for sending over this testimonial! He is a wonderful young man and is headed to one of the best schools in the country to pursue his passion!

Lanny Bassham Group Seminars!

Perform Under Pressure
Mental Management Seminar by Lanny Bassham

If stress or pressure are a part of your business, sport, performance or daily life and you want to learn how you can use it to your advantage this is a great seminar for YOU!

Learn:

- Why Our Beliefs about Pressure are Myths
- Why Giving it 110% Doesn't Work
- Principles of Mental Management
- 12 Strategies to Control Pressure
- 3 Mental Processes that Control Performance
- # 1 Reason Why Skilled Performers Fail in Competition


Where & When
Mental Management Systems

700 Parker Square, Ste 140
Flower Mound, Texas 75028

Thursday May 14, 2009
or
Tuesday June 9, 2009
9AM to Noon

$149 per person - limited seating available

972-899-9640 - call to register today!


Mastering Self-Image Change
Mental Management Seminar by Lanny Bassham


Learn how to obtain the Self-Image of a Champion. If YOU are holding yourself back from achieving your goals and realizing your dreams this seminar is for YOU!

Learn:

- Why 95% of Winning is Accomplished by only 5% of the Participants
- 3 Attitudes the Top 5% Possess that Keep Them on Top
- 5 Principles of Mental Management
- How the Reinforcement Phase Affects the Self-Image
- How Self-Image Changes
- How to Eliminate a Habit or Attitude Keeping You from Reaching your Goals
- How to Use the Most Powerful Tool for Changing Self-Image


Where & When
Mental Management Systems
700 Parker Square, Ste 140
Flower Mound, Texas 75028

Thursday May 14, 2009 or June 9, 2009

1:30pm to 4:30pm

$149 per person - limited seating available

972-899-9640 - call to register today!



Who is Lanny Bassham?

Author of the books "With Winning in Mind" and "Freedom Flight - The Origins of Mental Power", Lanny Bassham has been teaching mental training to athletes, business professionals and performers for three decades.

In 1972, at the Munich Germany Olympic Games, Lanny Bassham failed in his attempt to win the Gold Medal in International Rifle Shooting. He had a mental failure resulting in his taking the Silver instead. Frustrated, Lanny wanted to take a course in controlling the mind under pressure. After looking for such a seminar and not finding satisfaction, Bassham began to interview Olympic Gold Medalists to discover what they were doing differently to win.

What he discovered was truly remarkable. Bassham created a system of mental control he calls Mental Management®. Within the next six years Lanny Bassham dominated his sport, winning 22 world individual and team titles, setting 4 world records and winning the coveted Olympic Gold Medal in Montreal in 1976.

For the past 30 years, Lanny has been teaching Mental Management® to Olympians, business owners, Fortune 500 Corporations and the elite of sport and business community. Lanny Bassham is recognized as a teacher of the world's best in the area of mental preparation for sport and business. His clients include the PGA and PGA tour players, Miss America finalists, Miss USA winners, World and Olympic Champions, Fortune 500 companies, The United States Secret Service, The US Navy SEALS, The United States Army Marksmanship Unit, The FBI and many more.

Understanding Pressure - by Lanny Bassham

“How can I avoid the pressure that I feel when competing?” This question or something like it comes up a lot from competitors. In fact, I might have asked that same question early in my career. We are conditioned by the commonly held idea that pressure is a bad thing. If it’s bad then we need to avoid it.

That idea presented a problem for me because every time I competed in a big competition I felt pressure. I didn’t feel pressure in training very often. Interestingly enough, it did not seem to cause my scores to go down but it presented me with concern and caused increased anxiety when it occurred. In my more than forty years as both a competitor and a coach I have known only a few athletes that say that they do not feel something different in competition. For many, the effects of pressure are so destructive that they cause poor focus at critical times. However, many elite performers find that the pressure of competition is useful, even essential, to the attainment of their best performances.

My answer to the question of avoiding pressure today normally sounds something like this. “You should not want or need to avoid pressure. Pressure, or the stress of competition as some call it, is not something you need to avoid. It is something you need to use.”

First we must realize to control something we must understand it. The negative effects of pressure seem to be more prevalent in performers that have trouble winning. You can hear them talking about butterflies, being tight and the infamous choke. The good side of pressure just doesn’t make it as topic of conversation in a negatively charged world, but it should. Pressure, simply put, is neither positive nor negative. Pressure is like air. Too much and you have a hurricane. Too little and you suffocate. But in the correct amount it is the breath of life.



To learn more about how to control pressure from Lanny Bassham at www.mentalmanagement.com