Accepting Failure

Most people are afraid of the scary, and ominous F word. The truth is that failure is something we all are going to experience at some point in our lives. Even if you are a perfectionist, [...]

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Mental Moment-Percieved Bad Rap

Over the years I’ve heard numerous stories of how sports psychology has not had the impact that athletes, coaches and administrators thought it would. Several of my elite athletes have said [...]

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The Necessary Coaching Skills

Lately I have been spending quite a bit of time talking with clients about their coaches and the impact of those coaches on performance. Hiring coaches Coaches have never really been chosen for [...]

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A Tennis Coach’s Guide to Motivation

Motivation can be defined as the direction and intensity of one’s efforts. Direction refers to why a person is involved in certain situations and why a person avoids other situations. Intensity [...]

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Diary of a Cyclist-I Changed Coaches

G: Hey Michelle. Well I changed coaches. Do I think this one is better? Not on a personal level. I will seriously miss the friendship and conversation. He is very strict and polish. However I do [...]

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Confidence in Elite Athletes

Confidence is such a dynamic social cognitive construct. In much of the reading I’ve done on confidence it talks about successful athletes having it and less successful athletes not having [...]

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Why is Listening Important

Listening as Julian Treasure defines it is making meaning from sound. He also said we retain about 25% of what we hear. How does this impact you As a coach or personal trainer a large part of [...]

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