Boxing, Nerves, and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

[Youngblood]

Here is a thread with some thoughts on nerves, and 1 anonymous post from a person who overcame the worst case of ring nerves I have ever heard of.

http://www.saddoboxing.com/boxingfor...tml#post675781 < ---clickity click

[TheHunter]

Thanks, Youngblood. I appreciate the answer.

[Andre]

Emotional Field Therapy:

This is the same style of thing as TFT... thought field therapy; the original.

Works on 99% of people for many phobias like public speaking, flying any fears the list goes on..

If any of you can be bothered fixing something that worries you then here is the answer,it even removes post traumatic stress disorder if practiced continually.

It removes grief ,love sickness ,home sickness,any fear or anxiety...
but by practicing it not by just reading it/learning it and saying maybe ;-)


Learning EFT Tapping Technique

[TheHunter]

Thanks a lot, Andre. Really appreciate this. I'll be giving it a try. . .

Emotional Field Therapy:

This is the same style of thing as TFT... thought field therapy; the original.

Works on 99% of people for many phobias like public speaking, flying any fears the list goes on..

If any of you can be bothered fixing something that worries you then here is the answer,it even removes post traumatic stress disorder if practiced continually.

It removes grief ,love sickness ,home sickness,any fear or anxiety...
but by practicing it not by just reading it/learning it and saying maybe ;-)


Learning EFT Tapping Technique

[TheHunter]

Thanks a lot, Andre--really appreciate the answer. I'll give EFT a try. . .

[TheHunter]

Come to think of it, I think I had a counselor who recommended some kind of tapping procedure like that for OCD, but I don't think the literature they gave me really described it accurately. Thanks again!

[Andre]

No problems, works great on fear of flying, spiders,even death.Works for love trauma and some depression too.
If you have trouble give me a hoy and I'll give you the original TFT ones.

[Tilt A Whirl]

"The hero and the coward both feel the same thing, but the hero uses his fear, projects it onto his opponent, while the coward runs. It's the same thing, fear, but it's what you do with it that matters."
-Cus D'amato