Better Golf Starts in Your Mind, Says California Company

Nov. 29, 2010 - PRLog -- Dedicated golfers may be able to play better golf while enjoying their time on the course more, thanks to new breakthroughs in mind technology. These groundbreaking tools come from PorterVision, LLC, a California based company that has become a recent leader in the field of creative visualization and relaxation (CVR).

Patrick K. Porter, PhD, PorterVision founder and avid golfer, says a golfer’s imagination can be his or her most powerful ally--or worst enemy--on the golf course. That, he says, is what makes CVR the perfect method to help golfers improve their games.

“Golf is a mind game,” says Porter. “Though technique is important, it requires more than that; it requires calm focus and confidence. CVR lets every golfer, pro or amateur, relax and let his mind take over. You can address each ball knowing with certainty that you’ll both see the perfect shot in your mind and achieve it in your actions.”

That’s the case, Porter says, because CVR does exactly what the name implies…it helps the golfer relax and visualize a better game.

Instead of spending hours on the driving range, golfers can visualize themselves addressing the ball with perfect carry-through, making positive changes to their games before they step foot on the green. That mental practice enables them to go out on the course and accomplish the same easy success in their actions. The relaxation inherent to CVR also takes away the stress that inhibits so many golfers’ games, adds Porter.

“Most golf professionals consider concentration to be the key to playing golf, but almost no one teaches it,” Porter says. “Our CVR sessions teach you to block out distractions, focus like never before, and discover the concentration that will help you play the best golf of your life.”

CVR, of course, is just one weapon in the arsenal of a truly successful golfer. Dr. Patrick Porter’s latest creation, ZenFrames, uses brain entrainment--or light and sound--technology to enhance the effectiveness of his CVR golf sessions. ZenFrames are glasses that use finely-tuned light and sound frequencies to synchronize the left and right sides of the brain and produce deeply relaxed brainwave activity.

“In technical terms, ZenFrames brain entrainment technology features deep carrier frequencies. These are the actual sine waves that transport your mind into the deepest meditative states, magnifying the effect of the binaural beats and allowing you to achieve better results in far less time,” says Porter.

That may seem like it’s more in the realm of MIT than the Masters or St. Andrews. The bottom line, though, is a sense of calm, consistency in performance and endless confidence no matter the lie of the ball…all of which take players from over-analyzing to producing the perfect chip shot.

Light and sound glasses don’t require extensive learning to use; users can plug them into any MP3 player. And, 20 minutes on ZenFrames is equal to four hours of sleep. That’s a boon for anyone, but especially for golfers who lie awake and stress over performance.

Most importantly, when used in combination with CVR audio sessions, ZenFrames allow golfers to let the clubs do what they were designed to do…send the ball straight to the target. With meditations on “Master the Course, Master Your Round” and “Three Easy Steps to Great Golf in Any Situation,” PorterVision’s CVR series moves golfers of any level to a whole new reality in their experience of the game.

“Imagine using the techniques of great inventors like Edison, Einstein and Michelangelo. That’s exactly what you do with our powerful and fun visualizations,” Porter says. “It’s been said that what the mind can conceive and believe the body will achieve. This CVR series is your personal guide to that achievement. Great golf really does start in your mind.”

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Dr. Patrick Porter is the author of a number of books on mind technology including the award-winning Awaken the Genius and his new release, Thrive in Overdrive. He is the creator the ZenFrames Portable Achievement Device. Learn more at http://www.PorterVision.com.