I was playing soccer and thinking about how I could incorporate none into my game. So I thought that using none based products to OD on purpose might be a good thing. If I use none that would intimidate the other players right? If not could the ghost effect come in handy by having the players not know my field position. Have any of you ever tried this in sports?
haha thats wat i have been wondering too
An OD will make other players more aggressive, not exactly wat u want, in soccer that is 
. it also will make ur players more agressive to u! 
not wat u want at all
the ghost affect, while being a good idea, would just prevent contact between the him and u (eye contact, etc) not really hidding ur position 
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its a great idea though wish it would work 
bond
PS u might try some A314, would give u some respect on the field 
HEHE
It was just too good to be true. A314 could have some great affects though. I need to buy it first but it is expensive!
sure is but it is worth it, I think.
If you have a product with androstenone, you should definitly try it, not too much to od on purpose, but to spark some aggressiveness would be great!
You can also report a little about your results, so you will be qualified to buy some advance products which can increase lucidity and concentration, might be helpful on the soccer field
Ok I will atleast try it, not an OD but 2-3 sprays. I will report back so I can buy P83!
I never heard that p83 helps for concentration, where did you found this?
I was thinking about taf, I have the 2.5 mcg (lowest available), and it still works and make me know clearly what is around me.
Dont mean to poop on your parade here but this has been popping up alot since I havnt been mentioning it and people are wondering why there orders are not getting approved.
Your going to need a bit more experience then just that to move onto the advanced products. I suggest you use your anone product in a few different enviroments before you report and be sure that anone product is from androtics of course because you need experience with a number of there consumer products before you qualify for the advanced.
Please refer to Jasmins post about custom products…
Tisha
This question has been brought up before. I think someone was wondering about weightlifting. Not sure though.
I think it really depends your approach. People naturally associate anger with power, and thus as the key emotion for performance in sports. I disagree. I personally value quickness, speed, and intelligence as my chosen qualities for superior performance. You’re playing soccer. I think you’ll agree, the strongest player is not always the best player.
So, while -none may seem like the obvious choice, there are probably a number of options you can pursue. For example, maybe instead of focusing on your own perceptions, work on the other players. I know mx100 can be pretty distracting to me under the right circumstances (I don’t even wanna keep my focus on what I’m doing, I just have to do something different.) A player daydreaming can have a huge effect if it’s at the right situation.
Other players can’t concentrate if they’re always talking, or being talked to. Instant Openness could help there, even if they aren’t actually verbally communicating with you, there could very likely be a lot of internal chatter. I know it happens a lot with me personally when I wear Instant Honesty. I think Instant Openness is a more appropriate -nol though.
But all those tactics are rooted in distracting the other players.
If I were to focus on self-effects, I would focus on calming myself so I’m not twitchy and am clear headed and focused. I don’t think I would want an obsessive focus, but a focus I can direct and hold. Maybe something that makes me feel really smooth, gathered and in one place. I would want a feeling of being solid, well built, sports car. Since you don’t have access to the putatives and mxs, it might be harder to achieve this with the consumer products, although I might recommend Instant Shine.
Yet another possibility is a completely carefree attitude. As in, don’t wear pheromones to put your mind fully in the game, but put your mind above the game. It’s like when your sooo in the zone, you don’t even notice it, everything is fluid and effortless. I’m not really sure what you could try there. Instant Jerk gives me a sort of gritty, I don’t care attitude. But there’s so room for interpretation because of the high levels of -none involved.
If you really want to improve your game, I would recommend three things. The first two will definitely improve your game no matter what.
The first is stupidly obvious. Practice everyday. Practice as much as you can. Practice until you think you’ll drop, keep practicing until you do drop, then get up and practice some more. Most importantly, practice everyday without fail for the amount of time that you know you need. (So if you’re starting out and you think 30 min a day is enough then cool. But if you’re getting better, and you know you need 2 hours a day now, then do it.)
Second, visualize. Take some time everyday to visualize your desired outcomes. If you’re a forward, visualize that goal. If you’re a keeper, visualize yourself blocking that shot. Etc, etc.. Give it about 30 minutes a day at first, and like your practice work your way up. Ideally, just integrate the two activities. Physically practice, then mentally practice.
Finally, the third option is the only option that could be considered ambiguous as far as the benefits go. I don’t know if you are aware of the idea of Priming.
A quick article on priming, to give you an idea. The Subconscious Brain - Who's Minding the Mind? - The New York Times
So basically, before your game or practice, however often you want to do this, make a list of words that you associate with good performance.
Speed, Agility, Composure, Intelligence, Power, Balance, etc…etc..
Then read that list a few times, depending on how long it is. Try and keep in short and the essentials. A convenient exercise for me is reading descriptions of animals. Need to be sneaky? Go look up some snakes or sneaky predators. Need to be bold and loud? Go look up lions, or other typically ‘aggressive’ predators. Need to be quick? Try rabbits, or a cheetah.
Those words will be imprinted in your mind, and with those words, the associations along with it. It will tell your mind, I want you to operate like this. And it will.
I havn’t heard that it helps to focus I just wanted to test it. It’s affects seem very useful without the aggression of none. (So I’ve read.) Tisha, How many tests/experiments did it take for you to recieve access to Putatives/experimones?
I’d have to say not too many associate “anger with power” except perhaps the very young or spineless. I know when I got my tennis opponent angry I could usually whip him good as he wasn’t thinking straight. After a few times he figured it out and got better at controlling his emotions and whipped me.
True, I think I just skipped a couple bridges and just built my own out of convenience. I was probably a little pressed for time. I find I go on for too long if I try and articulate exactly what I mean sometimes.
I say it’s commonly seen as anger = power, but what I mean is that fire. Some I suppose might call it something else. Determination? Confidence?
Either way, my intended emphasis was the nature of the feeling of anger. I guess if you had to place emotions into two categories like drugs - stimulant or depressant, I would place anger into the ‘stimulant’ category, because it’s a more active feeling. I was comparing it to other active feelings that might also be placed into the ‘stimulant’ category and be just as beneficial or relevant. Again, I don’t have the state of mind to articulate what I mean exactly.
In any case, I’m sure there are plenty of holes in my logic. I completely agree that anger is detrimental to your game, and that it really is more beneficial to be calm and focused.
The real focus is how can your performance in sports benefit from pheromones?