Why Tiger Woods Wears Red - Is There a Reason?
Anyone who watches golf know
Tiger Woods ALWAYS wears red on Sunday. The final round of every golf tournament he enters has Tiger wearing the loud, bold red we're all accustomed to seeing.
Now could there be a reason for this? One that is more than simply "he likes the color"? I'm not suggesting he is aware of what I'm about to tell you but I believe you'll find this incredibly interesting...I have a sneaky suspicion that Tiger Woods applies any and every physical and psychological tool he can in order to magnify his competitive advantage.
The information I'll be sharing with you comes directly from the Journal of Experimental Psychology. Keep in mind that I'm a mental game golf coach so this material immediately got linked to my background and Tiger flashed into my mind instantly.
Tiger's Competitors are Seeing Red
Scientists from the University of Rochester in the United States determined that the color red can negatively influence performance. Ok, follow me here...this negative effect only applies to seeing red, not wearing it.
Several years ago scientists from the University of Durham in England found that competitors and teams that wore predominantly red colored jerseys won more often than those who wore blue or white! Are you as fascinated as I am yet?
Scientists believe that the color red signals intimidation in the world of animals, and implies aggression and dominance. They submit that the effect of red could arise from a deep seated evolutionary response that works subconsciously to put opponents on the defensive. Sound familiar???
Still Think It's A Coincidence Tiger Wears Red?
Ok, I'm not suggesting everyone run out and wear red tee shirts on the golf course for the rest of their lives! But I am suggesting that athletes and teams at the highest levels in sport are aware of this material and take advantage of it to gain any sort of edge they can.
Tiger Woods is exceptional, clearly. Yet people who assume he's simply "gifted" are missing the point big time. He applies himself in every way possible to get a
psychological advantage. Don't kid yourself into thinking it all comes natural to him and he's just born with it. Nonsense.
Tiger Woods is who is because of his relentless pursuit of personal excellence. Excellence in ALL ways. He will use any and every tool he and his team can conjure up in order to get a competitive advantage. It is true that when Tiger Woods wears red everyone else is seeing red!
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Justahack Not rated yet
Tiger Woods wears red because - quote - MY MOTHER TOLD ME IT WAS A POWER COLOR.
No other reason.
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Thanks KM
That's correct but it's fair …
Why Tiger wears red Not rated yet
As we all know that Tiger's mom is from Thailand. It is custom for the people of Thailand to wear a different colour for everyday of the week. Yellow …
Thailand - Red means good luck Not rated yet
Tiger wears red on Sundays because the color means good luck in Thailand, his mother's native country. But there's more to red than that. As the color …
chicago bulls Not rated yet
i was told tiger wears red in honor of michael jordan and the chicago bulls, as they were the best finishers in the nba. i was told this by my government …
Tiger understands Golf Mind Power! Not rated yet
You hit the nail on the head.
That is why Tiger wears red. It empowers his subconscious mind to a place of the strongest in the forest.
Great article. …
http://averagegolfer1.blogspot.com Not rated yet
Tiger wears red on Sundays because it's the color of aggression in Thailand. His mother is Thai.`
Comment: Thanx for the insight. No surprise it's the …
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