by Inner Game | Feb 7, 2010 | Goals, Inner Game, The Inner Game, Tim Gallwey
Inner game is what enables you to act. Nothing less, nothing more. The Longer Answer Timothy Gallwey first coined the term ‘inner game’ in his book The Inner Game of Tennis: The Classic Guide to the Mental Side of Peak Performance. He wrote that “every game is...
by Inner Game | Feb 7, 2010 | Inner Game of Work, The Inner Game, Tim Gallwey
PERFORMANCE = Potential less Interference This equation has important implications for managers and coaches as it recognizes that the working environment can have a major impact on individual performance and productivity. It also provides the pathway for...
by Inner Game | Feb 7, 2010 | The Inner Game, Tim Gallwey
What is stopping us maximising our performance? To answer that question, you should look at the work by Timothy Gallwey, called the Inner Game. The Inner Game as developed by Gallwey in 1974 builds on the notion of “Potential” and “Performance”. There is a gap between...
by Inner Game | Feb 7, 2010 | Inner Game of Work, Pete Carroll, The Inner Game, Tim Gallwey, USC
But it’s important to get to exactly what we mean. Let’s take an excellent Pete Carroll profile that I reread a few days ago (for obvious reasons). On page 4: People who know him best invariably seize upon fun to describe Carroll, either saying it’s fun to be around...
by Inner Game | Feb 7, 2010 | fitness, tennis, The Inner Game, Tim Gallwey
Getting in the zone either happens by chance, on any given day and there aren’t really any events that trigger it. It just happens. Sometimes you do everything right to prepare and have the worst day on court. Other days it feels like you’re not ready and...
by Inner Game | Feb 7, 2010 | The Inner Game, Tim Gallwey
One of the best books to read is ‘The Inner Game’ by Tim Gallwey, he explains in great detail about how our conscious mind-Self 1, fights with our natural ability to hit the ball- Self 2. By confusing Self 1 and keeping it busy we can then allow ourselves to play...