Sport Psychology Articles for Athletes, Coaches, and Sports Parents
Why Swing Changes Are Hard to Trust on The Course In “Sports Psychology Sessions with Doc,” Dr. Patrick Cohn answers a question from Karl about taking your practice swing to the course. Visit …
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From Slump to Winning in Golf Are you unhappy with your past golf performance? Are you under-performing and just not playing up to your potential? There are a number of reasons for missing the mark …
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Benefits of Visualization in Sports Is visualization or mental imagery a gimmick or a legitimate mental game tool to improve athletic performance? The reality is that many athletes do use …
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Using Pressure To Your Advantage What are the first thoughts that come to mine when you are faced with that must-make shot? Is there is a resounding "woo-hoo" or a depressing "oh no"? "Uh-oh" …
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Making a Comeback With Momentum At the end of a game, athletes need to have the energy to successfully close out the game. Not just physical energy... You also need the mental stamina to finish games …
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Overcoming Fear of Failure in Skating The three biggest performance killers in figure skating are fear... The fear of failing The fear of falling The fear of not being good enough or as …
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