No.

The modern definition of trance is probably quite different from what you might imagine; it's defined as:

" being in a state of mind where you

• feel very absorbed in what you are doing
• have a specific and limited focus of attention
• are often more aware of your internal world rather than the external one."

This modern definition allows to us to begin to recognise how many different trance states there are, in fact you could say everything is a trance experience.

When working with top atheletes we train them on how to be able to get into the most "up, fast and focused" trance state they can.

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