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Achieve success with the wingwave-method

The wingwave method is a form of performance and emotional coaching that

quickly and tangibly reduces performance stress and increases creativity, mental fitness and the ability to cope with conflict for you as the customer in just a few sessions.

Areas of use and coaching context

1. Regulating Stress
By helping regulate stress effectively, wingwave coaching helps the client deal with stressful situations in the work environment, including team conflicts, disputes with business clients, and setbacks on the way to achieving goals as well as disappointments, insults, sudden incidents that still influence the client's well-being. wingwave coaching can also be invaluable in dealing with forms of physical stress including insomnia and jet-lag.

2. Coaching for Success
wingwave coaching builds a foundation for success for the client, including an increase of creativity, a more positive sense of self-perception, and even an increase in charisma. By strengthening the "inner team" and improving the visualization of goals, wingwave coaching provides the mental preparation for top performance. Issues such as test anxiety and stage fright can be easily dealt with through targeted wingwave coaching and transferred into complete confidence.

3. Belief Coaching
This is about identifying limiting beliefs (e.g. I am worthless) and turning those into resource beliefs. The client can also discover and learn how to deal with the "euphoria traps" (I can succeed at anything) that can build stress and be a formula for failure. wingwave coaching can help the client build an emotionally stable “base of belief” which will allow him/her to withstand the most challenging situations of mental stress.

wingwave coaching as a proprietary process combines following methodical aspects

• Alternating, bilateral brain stimulation,
  such as alert REM (Rapid Eye Movement) phases, aural or tactile left-right stimuli
• Neurolinguistic coaching
  Language is used as a brain-friendly coaching compass on the path to your goal
• Myostatic test
  The muscle test for targeted planning of optimum coaching processes

The effectiveness of wingwave coaching has been documented in numerous scientific studies and several thousand coaches in over 30 countries worldwide are using wingwave.

The wingwave method is used successfully as a coaching instrument

in business, high-performance sport, education and teaching, health, and in creative circles and can be combined with other tried and tested coaching processes.

This resource effect is created by a basic intervention that seems very simple: the creation of ‘alert’ REM phases (Rapid Eye Movement) which we humans only experience while asleep and dreaming. The coach guides their client’s gaze to and fro horizontally using rapid hand movements. It is scientifically proven that during the REM phases while awake, parts of the brain which had previously been disconnected, join together in an optimum cooperation causing feelings of stress to noticeably ebb away – the back and forth eye movement is essential for the brain (hemispheres) to re-balance, a fixed gaze would not work. The "motion" of the eyes is therefore an effective trigger for positive "waves". As an alternative to "waving", the coach sometimes works with bilateral tones or light tapping techniques called "tapping". Using myostatic test the particularly well-researched muscle feedback tool, the exact issue is determined in advance and the effectiveness of the intervention is examined afterwards.

During online coaching, as an alternative to “waving”, i. e. bilateral tones (wingwave music) are used and in outdoor coaching physical movement effects, while i. e. walking, running, cycling or paddling, support the hemispheric stimulation.

wingwave-coaching strives to achieve maximum coaching effect for its customers with optimal application of methods – and still incorporate and appreciate the multi-level system of individual personality. The principle is one of ‚small cause – large impact’ and is also known by the term „butterfly effect“. The butterfly effect was described by the Meteorology Professor, Edward Norton Lorenz (May 1917 – April 2008) in 1963 when he was trying to draw up a weather forecast using computer programs. However, as soon as he made a minimal change to the source data – namely at the fourth place after the decimal point – the weather model provided completely different forecasts. Spot-on source conditions are therefore decisive for the desired result – and the same applies to a successful coaching instrument.

"Researched through over 20 University studies - developed by qualified psychologists"

Christina Schwanitz

world champion 2015

shot-put

"wingwave in-vivo coaching works directly on the scene of action!"

Mark Zimmermann German champion in skydiving

"wingwave coaching has definitely supported me in achieving my goal!"

wingwave-Coaching - IN THE SKY!

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1N5HXdlgh5U

German National Team 2007 handball world championship winner

Players successfully coached

in the run-up.

Source: besser-siegmund.de