How to Stop Playing too Tight in Basketball – Video

Do you need to Loosen Up during Basketball games?

In “Sports Psychology Sessions with Doc,” Dr. Patrick Cohn answers sports psychology questions from athletes, parents and coaches.

Do you struggle throughout the game with playing too tight?

In this mental game video for basketball, Dr. Cohn will discuss: Playing too tight in basketball games.

COHN: How to loosen up and feel more comfortable, fear of failure, and trusting your skills.

Watch the video below to learn more about what Dr. Cohn says about improving your concentration for basketball:

Video on Loosening Up in Basketball


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