08-08-2016, 12:00 PM
Klem Wrote:Yes I am focusing on Arnold the individual because as I said , a persons goals are intrinsically related to their motivations. I also focus on the person because Swarzenegger's positive achievements were valorized in the first post. Given all his exploits both good and bad it behooves someone to act as the Devil's Advocate.
The 'life coaching' aspect of what I am referring to and what is referred to in his autobiography is obvious. 52' is the one that wants to apply aspects Swarzeneggers mindset to marksmanship. I do not have an issue with that. I take issue with the person he is.
As far as this thread is concerned we need to identify and distil what aspects of this man is beneficial to marksmanship training. Because there is a lot that I see about this man that has not only nothing to do with marksmanship but is questionable behaviour.
Klem:
We do not have to focus on Arnold in this thread because it isn't about Arnold.
We do not have to "identify and distil what aspects of this man is beneficial to marksmanship training" because this thread isn't about Arnold.
We can identify what techniques he used to become a success with marksmanship. Goals setting, attentional focus, imagery, self talk -- are all some of them.
You think Arnold is a scum bag. I don't care but this isn't a forum about Arnold.
You aren't as good as Stan in trying to shift an argument so don't even try. Either say on the topic or do not post to this thread.
LR55