How Your Learning Style Can Help You Visualize

How Your Learning Style Can Help You Visualize

mental imagery in sports

Improve Success in Sports With Mental Imagery Is mental imagery a gimmick or a useful mental game skill to improve athletic performance? In fact, many athletes have found a lot of success using visualization daily in their training regimes. They mention several benefits that they received through visualization, including: If so many successful athletes visualize, what exactly is … Sport Psychology Article…

How to Develop a Clutch Mindset

clutch vs. choke mindset

Do You Clutch or Choke as an Athlete? Why do some athletes deliver in competition while other athletes choke under pressure? Do you see yourself as a clutch athlete or an athlete that chokes under pressure? Choking is something that many athletes struggle with. Choking can prevent you from excelling in competitions and reaching your athletic potential. Many … Sport Psychology Article…

Improve Intensity to Perform More Consistently

Football mental toughness

Physical Activation Can Improve Your Intensity Athletes often under perform early in competition because they lack the proper level of intensity. Why is intensity important for athletes?  When athletes come prepared with a high level of intensity, they’re more likely to focus better in competition, which results in a better overall performance.  If you (or your athletes) come … Sport Psychology Article…

Can Athletes Use Mindfulness to Improve Focus?

Sports Psychology Podcast

Interview with Dr. Joe Havlick Dr. Patrick Cohn interviews Dr. Joe Havlick on the use of mindfulness to help athletes and performers succeed. Joe has a Ph.D. in Sport Psychology and works with performers and athletes of many ages, sports, and careers. Joe has a practice of meditation that he offers to all of his clients. Dr. Cohn … Sport Psychology Article…

Do You Worry About What Others Think – Video

Sports Psychology Video

Sports Confidence Buster #5 Many athletes worry too much about what others think of them. These athletes worry that others, such as teammates, coaches, parents, and friends might think badly of them. We call this social approval… If you think this way, you want to be admired, accepted, respected, or liked by other athletes, coaches, or teammates. Part … Sport Psychology Article…