In this week’s sports psychology podcast, mental game of sports expert, Dr. Patrick Cohn, interviews Dr. Todd Kays, president of Athletic Mind Institute in Dublin, Ohio. Dr. Kays is a licensed psychologist and devoted to helping athletes and people of all walks of life achieve peak performance. He is the co-author of Sports Psychology For Dummies. Learn more at www.athleticmindinstitute.com.
Dr. Cohn and Dr. Kays discuss how to help athletes and coaches perform at their very best under pressure.
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- How to Perform Big in Pressure Moments
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