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How to Improve Your Practice Mindset – Video

Improve Your Intensity and Focus in Practice

In sports psychology, we find that a lot of athletes struggle with maintaining the same intensity in practice that they have in games.

While it is good to be a “gamer” and perform your best in competition, this can also hurt your practice mindset if you are unable to improve your skills during practice. As an athlete, you’ll want to learn to develop a motivated practice mindset so that you can make the most of your practices and outshine your past performance in the next competition.

Learn more to discover how to you can keep your intensity up and create objectives that improve your focus:

Video on Having Consistent Intensity


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Patrick Cohn, Ph.D. Owner, Master Mental Coach
Dr. Patrick Cohn is a sports psychology Ph.D. with 40 years of experience coaching 1,000+ athletes, from the NFL and PGA Tour to the Olympics. He founded Peak Performance Sports in 1996 and has published 25+ books and workbooks on mental performance training. He's the architect of the Mental Edge Framework for athletes, coaches, and parents seeking competitive advantage. He is also the creator of the MGCP certification programs for coaches and life coaches.

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