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My daughter is still training over the summer but was looking for a break from competition for her mental break. Shooting and having fun training with friends has been beneficial. We're looking forward to diving into your book this summer too!

Thank you so much for this, both informative and transformative. Appreciate the point about the role of the Coach as someone who can get you toward accomplishment and attainment sooner and more efficiently. Thank you both for the excellent explanation and instruction.

Bender is the man

Would like to know how you developed a fix for breakaway.

Thank you both!

Exceptional Breakdown of mental management system

Amazing and useful instruction ❤

It’s a LITERAL SHAME that more people aren’t aware of y’all!! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR BEING WHO Y’ALL ARE!!!

Read the book “Parenting Champions” by these guys. It’s INCREDIBLE!!

I wore out the cassette tapes. The information you provided has helped me so much. You have helped me with shooting and life in general. I had the privilege of meeting and shooting with Lones Wigger. After listening to you speak of him, it felt like I knew him. Thanks for producing the videos!

Good day Sir. I'm a viewer from the Philippines. I subscribed to your channel after hearing good things about you and your book from coach Firas Zahabi . I'm so excited to learn from you

Fantastic video, Although this is excellently explained in his book, Lanny always adds comments and, above all, anecdotes that are of great importance to all of us. Thank you very, very much Lanny and Troy

Dear Sir how how can I prepare my mind to become world champion in archery and how what kind of mentally preparation i want to do with in 2-3 years.can you givee you name of list which is you maked regards this topics i will really helpful for me. And your video are really great and helpful for us ❤ thank you

The Guns are cheap compared to the cost of feeding Horses owning a Ranch .. Truck and Trailer .. Shooting blanks you can reload just some black powder and a new primer..

When I was 16 I went to a shooting camp in Salem OR and heard a speaker teaching about the mental aspect. I was 12th place that year. I went home and practiced the mental side daily and a year later went back and sick as a dog came in 2nd! It was the mental all the way!

This is great stuff! Definitely not only for sports but also very applicable to the business world and life in general. Love the points about students racing to the door at the end of a class and missing an opportunity to jot down a few key takeaways that could save significantly on study time later. I'll be encouraging my kids to take up that habit. Thank you for the excellent video!

You guys get a little sidetracked at times but still great stuff. Keep ‘em coming.

W. Clement Stone had a 4 step process for, how a person learns. There is also What, Why and How. Of the 3, which is the most important? The answer is How. You can know What. You can know Why. But, if you don't know How, none of it matters.

Agreed!

"you can get pretty good at making mistakes if you repeat them enough", golden nugget there love Lanny

I spend 10% of my time worrying about 90% of my skeet game. Otherwise, I would blow my brains out!

You are so right Lanny! Thank you for highlighting this point and for making/sharing this video. .

Awesome analogies and articulation. I'd love a video addressing 'surprise release' (i.e. hinge release )in archery and how that pertains to mental game or shortcoming thereof. This video is the highlight of my day.🙏🏼💜

Wow. I'm so glad I found this channel! I've been into competitive shooting for about 2 years now and was referred to his book to help my mental focus before the match. I definitely have the problem of overthinking and worrying too much about how the other competitors are doing. The self image is key! Looking more to more videos/podcasts!

I am classified as handicapped. Imagine not being able to feel your legs. Now come up with a way to make your legs work, without being able to feel them. Welcome to my world. Shooting skeet or trap, my legs have to work correctly. When I can make my legs work, through an entire event, I will normally match or beat anyone. If at any point, my legs do not work, the target will not break. If there is high humidity, low air pressure and high dew point, everything starts to go out the window. The pain level also increases. My back, shoulders, hips and knees all start to hurt. Additional background - I am not supposed to be able to walk. I am supposed to be on permanent crutches or in a wheel chair. It took me 15 years to stand up straight. I am a NSSA and NRA certified instructor and ATA certified coach. I keep training people to become state, regional and national champions. I also helped one multi time world champion with his stance. He picked up 3 more world titles. Any suggestions on how to keep my legs working and handle the weather better? Thank you.

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Mr. Kimes was my neighbor when I was a kid. Super nice to us kids.

So…here now in 2023 many thousand know Kellie Hall Sbrocchi - we know her face, we know her voice, we know her incredible style, but who of us know who Miss California was /is? We know who won in the end game here. 🫡❤

Thank you Mr. Bassham and Mr. Bender! This was most excellent!

lookin sharp Lanny

I am amazed you do these podcasts without notes. The flow is so smooth. As a coach; thank you for all the ideas on how to train the parent .

Thank you for this. I really needed this.

i feel like the mental game is 99% discipline. letting your mind be the master of your body not your body master your mind. like you said changing the mind is similar to changing the body. and it boils down to controlling your mind specifically your attention. these mental leaks come in the form of being distracted (in a broad sense of the word distracted) 99% of the time. So if we can be disciplined and control our attention and where its directed this is the key to a strong mental game. I imagine Lannys lifestyle when he was at the top was extremely disciplined.

do baseball teams really not have mental coaches? thats mind blowing. this is an avenue still in its infancy. Im happy to be a part of it and occupy it. I wish i could do more work on this avenue but i dont really know what to do except make youtube videos and write a book.

what percentage of the mental game is dedicated to discipline?

"Trying to fix a mental error, with a technical solution". Every word is gold

So much great info, Lanny is a national treasure!!

Orlando was up 3 and Anderson only needed to make one of his 4 to basically win it for Orlando.He missed two, got his own rebound and got fouled again. And he missed those two again setting up Kenny Smith's 3-pointer to tie the game. Houston went on to win in OT.

Your book and channel have helped me so much in a matter of days! Lots of work to do of course but it's been a game changer for my self image! Thank you!

I love the book. Joy wargo a professional barrel racer and barrel horse trainer loves the book also. She wrote about it on her page. Between the reins.

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Proud of you Sister Queen👑💜

Justin Dyal of Dialed In Training sent me here.

Outstanding podcast and keeping the concepts of mental management top of mind.

Anything but "Going to room temperature" is a setback....now that puts everything in perspective. Absolute gold in every podcast!

Another great episode with great lessons! Reminds me of a quote, "Just because you lose doesn't make you a loser". Mark Douglas

Thank you

Thanks for the great content!