Before You Download the Tilt Buster MP3, Read on to Discover Two Techniques Elite Competitors Use to Gain a Mental Advantage Over Their Opponents...

...and How You Can Start Using Them in Your Poker Game Today.

Let me ask you this...

What if you could nearly eliminate tilt from your game?

What if you could play longer sessions while having greater focus?

What if you could end your sessions without any mental baggage to carry for the rest of the day?

Sound like a stretch?

Well, I'm going to show you two habits that when used correctly, can get those results for your game.

I'll also be teaching you how to add them to your daily grind, so you can start using them right away.

In MMA I've worked with UFC bantamweight champion T.J. Dillashaw, and 2013 MMA Coach of the Year Duane "Bang" Ludwig.

No that's out of the way...

let's work on your game!

When I started working with poker players I wanted to figure out the best way I could help my clients tilt less, focus more , and eliminate post session anxiety.

More importantly I wanted to find a way they could do it on their own, with minimal effort and a small time commitment.

To figure it out I studied some of the highest performing athletes and competitors in the world to see how they were able to obtain and maintain a winning mindset.

Elite Competitors Use Two Routines to Perform Their Best

The first is having a set of pre game routines or habits that they use before a game or match…or even before big moments in the middle of the competition.

The clearest example is Rafael Nadal, who is arguably the greatest tennis player of all time.

His routines go so far that many people just think of them as strange superstitions.

Here is one of his routines:

Seems Crazy Right?

While it might be a little bit over the top, it serves a specific purpose.

Here’s a quote from him on the subject:

What he’s saying is that the routine puts his mind in a position for optimal performance.

Pro athletes aren’t the only competitors who use routines to improve mental performance.

Josh Waitzkin, the child chess prodigy and subject of the book and movie “Searching for Bobby Fisher” wrote about this practice in his book “The Art of Learning”

(which if you haven’t read it already is a MUST read for any poker player)

He describes the routine as “The Trigger” and says:

He credits his pre competition rituals as a huge part of his success in chess, and vital to him winning a martial arts world championship later in life.

The Next Routine Elite Competitors Used Was a Post Game Cool Down With An Extreme Focus On Rest and Recovery

This simplest example for this concept would be professional weightlifters.

The secret to their success isn't working out each muscle everyday, but in implementing a proper recovery protocol.

Once they lift heavy with one muscle group, they give it a chance to fully recover before lifting again, sometimes waiting as long as a week.

Just imagine you were trying to improve your bench press.

If you went in everyday and tried to do your max weight you wouldn’t get any stronger, as the recovery is when muscles grow.

Not only that, you would end up seriously hurting yourself, preventing yourself from working out at all

Most Poker Players are Doing Exactly This To Their Minds!

It’s no wonder so many poker players become burned out on the game, when most never take steps to prevent it.

Once I realized the power of these two routines I implemented it as a top recommendation in my coaching practice.

How You Can Add These Routines to Your Game

This activity should be something that compliments a good poker mindset, such as meditation, studying specific game concepts, or listening to calming music.

While in theory you could create a routine of eating a Big Mac Meal and slurping down a huge soda that would likely cause more harm than good.

A proper post game cool down for poker is something that reflects on the positives you just accomplished and removes all the unresolved stresses and emotions.

If you find yourself obsessing over a hand for hours after a session, or a bad session tends to ruin the rest of your day, this is because your cool down routine is either non-existent or non-effective.

Studying key hands you just played taking notes on what you should focus on in tomorrow’s session often works well.

Exercise, Yoga, and Meditation are also fantastic ways to disconnect from the game and allow your mind the time it needs to recover.

What I just gave you is the exact advice I give all my private clients, and it works amazingly well for those who are able to implement it into their games.

Creating These Habits and Routines Isn’t Always Easy

A player might get really into it for a week, but then quickly fall back into their old habits of just firing up tables without thought, and ending sessions with no way to relax.

For these principles to work the habits need to be second nature.

I wanted to develop tools to simplify the process, so anyone could get these benefits without needing to spend tons of time building and maintaining their own routines.

What I did combine my experience as a hypnotherapist and knowledge of visualization techniques to create audio programs that take the guess work out of developing a effective pre and post game routines.

The MP3s are Simple to Use. Just Find a Place Where You Can Relax, and Hit Play.

Just make sure you're not driving or doing anything else that requires attention... You will become relaxed!

In the Warm Up MP3 I start by guiding you to a state of deep relaxation.

I then use visualization techniques to build that relaxation into a state of energy, focus and concentration.

You will then be ready to start your session with a mindset to play your best ever poker.

The Cool Down MP3 also starts with me guiding you into a state of deep relaxation.

We then work clear your mind of any built up anxiety associated with frustrating hands or constant bad beats. With this MP3 bad sessions no longer ruin the rest of your day. You should also be able to sleep easier with less stress on your mind.

The MP3s are Simple to Use. Just Find a Place Where You Can Relax, and Hit Play.

Here are some of the benefits users of these MP3s have reported:

You could spend hours researching and developing your own pre/post game routines, then at least 90 days making those routines usable habits.

Or…

You could just pop in your headphones and use the MP3s that have been used by over 1000 poker player to improve their mental game.

Normally my Pre-Game Warm Up and Post Game Cool Down MP3s sell for $50 total.

By requesting my Tilt Buster MP3 you’ve already shown that you are eager improve your poker results. I’d like you to see how well all my MP3s work together in improving your mental game.

That’s why I’m going to let you have both MP3s for only $27. That’s 46% off the normal price.

Click the “Add to Cart” Button and take the first step to the strong mental game you need to be successful in the current poker environment.