Dr. John R. Mishock's dreams of playing beyond college were eliminated following injures to the wrist, elbow and shoulder. The setbacks led him to his true calling; being a physical therapist and chiropractor now helping athletes of all ages enhance their athletic performance, prevent and recover from injury. Coaches, parents and baseball players alike realize that in order to be an elite level pitcher they must throw with high velocity and control. The excess amount of throwing, poor pitching mechanics and inadequate physical training has led to shoulder and elbow injuries seen in baseball players. Dr. Mishock draws upon his experience as a baseball player and coach along with his high level understanding of anatomy, functional movement, and physical training to lend a unique perspective on baseball pitching. Whether you're a coach, parent, or baseball player serious about reaching the highest levels of pitching or throwing success, this book is a resource in enhancing ones baseball performance.

Richard Vahnil is the top numbers cruncher in a major business organization. He soon finds that the tension between his domestic life and the fast-paced business world are putting his family, his job and his values in jeopardy, forcing him to deal with the conflicting issues of his world. Invisible Promise is a black comedy that tells the story of how Richard Vahnil attempts to resolve those conflicts. At the same time, the book makes use of the major theme, illusion versus reality, which Joseph Conrad employs in his best-known novels. Written in an original and robust style, Invisible Promise threatens to become an instant cult classic.

Much of our everyday environment affects us subconsciously and recent research showing how the brain processes information. The difference between the large amount of sensory input that the brain receives and what little our minds perceive is huge. This book deals with various aspects of “The Unconscious Zone ”, which gives an unconscious influence of experiences and non-conscious decision that is often called intuition. In the movie "in the mind of John Malkovich" pressed the main character on the elevator button 7 1/2 and ended up in a completely different world, where he through a hidden door could see into and check John Malkovich's brain. Recent research has shown that magnetic resonance (fMRI) can map the brain's internal functions and create a library that can be interpreted and the person's thoughts can be followed. Using Transcranial Magnetic stimulation (TMS), one with a magnetic field can control the behavior of the different centers of the brain and also get a hand to perform movements or blocking mental functions. A companion piece to this is a journey into the "The Unconscious Zone" as the book conveys.