Improve Mental Toughness In Matches
With Mental Coaching For Wrestlers
Do you make mental errors in matches because you are choking? Is your mental game preventing your from taking risks? Learn how to overcome fear of failure and other mental roadblocks so you can perform to your potential. Do you agree with any of these statements?
I compete tight or tentatively and can’t get out of my own way.- I become frustrated with making stupid mistakes.
- My confidence goes up and down like a yo-yo depending on my performance.
- I become indecisive in matches and get frozen by indecision.
- I wish I could compete freely without excess tension or over thinking.
“Your coaching tips are very helpful. We just came back from one of the biggest wrestling tournaments of the year and my wrestler pinned three of the top six kids in the state in his weight class. Two of them in the first period, the other in the third period. It took him to lower his expectations, take one match at a time, be more aggressive, and only focus on the one match at a time. So again thank you very much.”*
~Mike Stensrud
Peaksports Mental Performance Coaches
Jaclyn Ellis, M.S. MGCP
Jaclyn Ellis, M.S., MGCP, is a mental performance coach for Peak Performance Sports. She earned a Master’s degree from Illinois State University. Her passion is working with athletes, coaches, and parents. Jaclyn is completing professional certification in Applied Sport Psychology as a Certified Mental Performance Consultant through AASP. She is a professional member of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (AASP).
She works as a mental performance coach with youth and elite athletes in various sports including soccer, basketball, baseball, softball, volleyball, golf, hockey, lacrosse, gymnastics, cheer, dance, cross country, wrestling, football and American Ninja Warrior. She specializes in working with young athletes ages 11-17.
Learn more about Mental Performance Coach, Jaclyn Ellis, M.S.
Patrick Cohn, Ph.D. MGCP
Dr. Patrick Cohn is a master mental training expert at Peak Performance Sports. Dr. Cohn works with athletes and teams worldwide from a variety of sport backgrounds. As the president and founder of Peak Performance Sports, LLC (Orlando, Florida), Dr. Patrick J. Cohn instills confidence, composure, focus, by teaching athletes and performers mental game skills to perform at maximum levels.
In addition to working as a mental coach with athletes and teams in a variety of sports, Dr. Cohn teaches parents, coaches, and mental coaches in training how to help athletes achieve peak performance through mental game skills. He developed the Mental Game Coaching Professional (MGCP) certification program for mental coaches.
Dr. Cohn has helped 1000s of athletes over the past 30+ years to improve their mental toughness and get the mental edge. Dr. Cohn earned a Ph.D. in Sports Psychology from the University of Virginia.
Learn more about Mental Game Coach, Dr. Patrick Cohn.
Improve Your Mind Game From Anywhere In The World
Do you want to get expert mental coaching from the comfort of your home from anywhere in the world? You can join a mental toughness program via Zoom, Skype, FaceTime, or phone from anywhere in the world. Today’s video technology allows you to connect with Dr. Cohn or Coach Jaclyn, experienced mental game professionals.
Mental Toughness For Wrestlers
Mental toughness coaching helps serious wrestlers, like you or your athlete, uncover the mental roadblocks that cause you to under perform and fall short of your potential. You’ll learn mental game strategies to perform with confidence, focus, composure, and overcome performance plateaus, and lack of consistency:
- Consistently take your practice into every match.
- Overcome doubts and be proactive with your self-confidence.
- Use prematch routines to raise the consistency level of your performance.
- Learn mental strategies to have laser focus and overcome distractions.
- Manage your emotions after mistakes or miscues.
“Dr. Cohn, we had a great season. We finished second in the State Tournament. We scored 163 points, which is 11 more than we scored the year we won the state tournament. We had three individual state champs. We really improved our mental preparation in the post season. The kids bought in and really worked at it. We will definitely need you again next year. Hopefully, you can help us reach our goals next year.”
~Coach Jim Bird, Head Coach Osceola High School
Individual Mental Coaching Programs
You can improve your mental game with Mental Game Coaches, Dr. Patrick Cohn. You can opt for one-on-one sessions with Dr. Cohn in Orlando, Florida, or you can stay where you are and do sessions from anywhere in the world via telephone, Skype, or video-conferencing—also with Dr. Cohn, personally.
Sports psychology coaching programs include:
- The Athlete’s Mental Aptitude Assessment (AMAP)
- A custom Mental Game Coaching Plan
- Weekly coaching sessions
- Unlimited email correspondence
- Athlete’s Mental Edge workbooks and performance boosting eBooks.
One-on-one mental coaching is the fastest and most effective method to improve your mental game, boost your performance, and make lasting changes. We have a variety of mental coaching programs to choose from. Please call us at 888-742-7225 with your questions.
Contact Peak Performance Sports Today
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“This program is truly second to none!”
“Without Question, The Confidant Athlete Series Program is for serious athletes who know what they want to achieve in athletics and life! This program is truly second to none!”*
~Tommy Pavia, Head Wrestling Coach Lake Norman High School
Disclaimer
*Testimonials found on this site are examples of what we have done for other clients, and what some of our clients have said about us. However, we cannot guarantee the results in any case. Your results may vary and every situation is different. No compensation was provided for these testimonials.