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The International Mental Game Coaching Association
conducts weekly recorded audio teleclasses with students from
all over the world. There are currently over 65 hours of teleclass
audio recordings you can listen to anytime once you enroll
in a certification program. We typically add approximately
two or three audio recordings each week. IMGCA Certification
students have the option of having their classes recorded,
and a link to retrieve an MP3 file is provided to those students
who choose recording, at no extra cost to them. Recording
of classes is optional for each student.
Here are a few recordings of IMGCA Certification Teleclasses
conducted by IMGCA President Bill Cole, MS, MA. These certification
coaching sessions were conducted by telephone with IMGCA students
from all over the world.
Students who enroll in the IMGCA Certified Mental Game Practitioner
Certification Program will participate in their own teleclasses
similar to these, with topics tailored according to each student's
interests. They will also have access to a much larger selection
of audio recordings of previous teleclasses, in addition to
articles and other materials to be used in conjunction with
their fieldwork, written work and final project or examination
for the certification program.
To listen to an audio, click on the far left arrow on the
audio bar. To pause, click on the two vertical bars that will
appear in the same position as the arrow. To stop and return
to the start of the audio, click on the solid square to the
right of the arrow.
At any time, you may move the dark green bar to move forward
or backward within the audio. The progress of the audio is
noted in minutes and seconds at the far right of the audio
bar. The length of the audio excerpt appears under the teleclass
identifier as (minutes:seconds). The full-length audio files
are approximately one hour in length. Topics of the entire
audio session are listed, with the portions in the excerpt
listed in bold face.
Sample Teleclasses
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Excerpt
from
audio
#1010
(27:34)
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- How to structure a Mental Game of Golf
workshop.
- Consulting and advising.
- Creating a contract or agreement.
- Trade or barter arrangements.
- Developing rapport.
- Starting the program.
- Amateur speakers vs. professional speakers.
- Structuring a talk so the audience can follow
you easily.
- Demystifying sports psychology to people.
- Experiential educational approaches.
- Topics to include..
- Example of an awareness technique.
- Pitfalls and guidelines for using experiential
educational approaches.
- Group dynamics.
- How to handle problems in a workshop.
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Excerpt
from
audio
#1000
(19:42)
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- How to work with a de-motivated client.
- Mental training for tennis and golf.
- Playing well against weaker opponents by
setting sub-goals.
- Zeroing in on client problems using percentages,
number scales, and questions.
- Coaching conversations.
- Ben Franklin split page list technique.
- Teaching clients to know why they are winning
or losing, both after a contest and during the
contest.
- Answering the question, 'What does a mental
game coach do?'
- Opening conversations with potential clients
contacting you.
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Learn more about IMGCA
Certification, or fill out the Application
Form to enroll in the program.
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