How to Improve Your Reflexes - A Self Hypnotherapy Training

Provides information and a self hypnotherapy training, plans which helps to improve your reflexes.

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1. How to Improve Your Reflexes - A Self Hypnotherapy Training Source: wikihow.com
2. Improving Your Reflexes with Physical Exercises I. Begin by running at a slow speed. As you feel your reflexes improve over time, push yourself to run faster. The faster you run, the quicker your reflexes will need to be to keep you from tripping. II. Mix things up by choosing a different trail whenever possible. If you get too used to one particular trail, your brain will remember obstacles, and you won’t be improving your reflexes. III. Run the same trail backwards if you don’t live close to many nature trails. IV. When you feel this exercise has become too predictable, try running with hand or ankle weights. The added weight will throw off your sense of timing, testing your reflexes in a new way. Run in the Woods
3. Practice catching a rubber bouncy, reaction ball Play dodge ball with a partner I. To make this exercise more difficult, recruit a second pitcher to throw another ball quickly after you have dodged the first one. II. Ask the pitchers to increase unpredictability by faking throws, throwing from different angles, and so on. III. Playing dodge ball as a team sport is also a great way to improve reflexes. Practice fielding balls and kicking those that are pitched to you.
4. Play dodge ball with a Partner Play dodge ball with a partner
5. Improving Your Reflexes with Mental Exercises I. Look out a window that has a good view and focus your vision on a distant object. Keep looking at this object while you slowly let yourself become more aware of the objects that surround it on either side. Do this exercise once a day, widening your field of vision a little more each time. Gradually, you’ll get in the habit of noticing more objects in your peripheral vision. II. While taking a walk or riding in a car, make a point of noticing objects that pop up in your peripheral vision. Practice naming the color of people's hair and the make and model of passing cars as fast as you can. III. Check out the video below for martial arts techniques used to improve peripheral vision.
6. Play Video Games Playing video games well requires good hand-eye coordination. You must be able to move from thought to action without pause or you’ll quickly lose the game. Studies show that playing video games for a few minutes each day can help improve reflexes.
7. Try Hypnosis Some people have found that a hypnosis technique called neuro-linguistic programming helps increase their awareness of a particular object, giving them the sensation that time has slowed down and they have more than enough time to react. Picture a sports movie that shows a quarterback watching a football arc toward him in slow motion.
8. Negotiating Self-Care Ø Whole foods like nuts, fish, berries, greens, and garlic increase cognitive function. Ø Make sure to drink plenty of water as well, since dehydration can also lead to lethargy and decreased reflex times.
9. Consider Supplements Certain nutritional supplements are said to lead to improved reflexes. Ginseng, Gingko, Vitamin B12, Vitamin C, and Omega 3’s have all been cited as dietary supplements that may be worth taking for better cognitive function and reaction times.
10. A good night's sleep is made up of four or five sleep cycles, each of which consist of a period of deep sleep and rapid eye movement (REM) sleep. This adds up to seven or eight hours per night. If you didn't sleep well the night before an important race or game, taking a nap a few hours before the event will help you be more alert when it's time to perform. Get Plenty of Sleep
11. Presented By: Surrey Institute of Clinical Hypnotherapy Find us on: www.sich.co.uk Source: wikihow.com