Mark Tewksbury: How Visualization Will Help You Achieve Your Dreams
At the Barcelona Olympics Mark Tewksbury swam the race of his life to win the 100m backstroke. Here is how he used visualization in his quest to win Olympic gold.
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At the Barcelona Olympics Mark Tewksbury swam the race of his life to win the 100m backstroke. Here is how he used visualization in his quest to win Olympic gold.
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This is a guest post from Jeff Grace, a swim coach and yoga instructor and owner/operator of Swimming-Specific Yoga. I usually pass on guest contributors,
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