Mental Training for Peak Performance: Top Athletes Reveal the Mind Exercises They Use to Excel

I found this book very interesting, because I do mental coaching for athletes and non-athletes. Ungerleider has written a very credible account of what it means to be an athlete under various kinds of pressures. The book is educational and entertaining as Ungerleider mentions several scientific studies and reveals the exercises used by many well-known athletes. Yet I think that someone with a restless mind might need more practical step-by-step advice on how to improve his/her concentration and stress management abilities. But I can easily recommend this to any athlete and others who are interested in managing their mind.

A well researched and written book with some very sound advice. It covers relaxation, imaging and visualisation with practical examples of how to go about the processes. It also explains the relevance and the benefits an athlete can derive from using these techniques.

This book is a gold mine of information about the awesome power of visualization. It's filled with practical information and theories, with lots of PROOFS to scientifically validate the theories contained within. Highly Recommended.Zev Saftlas, Author of Motivation That Works: How to Get Motivated and Stay Motivated

This book is perfect for any busy athelete. It's easy to read and it's principals are easy to follow and can be adapted to any type of sport. It's small enough to throw in your gym bag and take with you anywhere. It's not bogged down with testimonies from athletic super stars, just matter of fact and simple.If your looking for an extra edge in your competitions or just looking to reach your own personal goals, this book is a must.

This book is an excellent resource and guide for anyone who is looking to try and get the most out of their sporting potential. It is an easy to read and well structured guide which gives you a number of exercises to help calm the nerves and keep the mind positive and focused. It also explains why each exercise works and has advice from elite athletes who have applied the techniques to their own sport. If you are a person who suffers from nerves on race day or looses confidence when they get to the start line, then this book is a must have for you.