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Psychodynamic Personal Statement

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I remain positive and energetic because I always look forward to challenges in life. As ex professional athlete, I always set realistic targets and time scale for myself and others I teach. This method ensures that you concentrate on your targets and remain focused on tasks ahead step by step.
I have a different way of training and teaching. I focus on psychology using mind over matter as I believe every person can do any given task. I train myself and others differently from the usual commonly used in the gym. The system has been proven to be effective from my experience and some of my students I have trained before now represent England for their countries during the Commonwealth Games and other international duties.
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