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Progress vs. Perfection: Navigating the Transition to College Baseball

“You’re human. You’re not going to be perfect.” This is one of my go-to lines with young athletes. First, it’s true. Second, they need reminding because they often feel they need to be perfect. I have two baseball clients with almost identical profiles struggling with not achieving their desired performance outcomes. Both are freshman Division I […]

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From my final at-bat to mental performance coach: How baseball shaped my journey to helping others

Self-assessment is a critical element in getting better at anything that you do. You must objectively look at the good, bad, and the ugly. I am constantly trying to improve as a mental performance coach.  My greatest strength is empathy. I can put myself in others’ shoes, whether it is an athlete, performing artist, parent,

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Read THIS before you hire a mental performance coach for your young athlete

I’ve learned that most parents seek out my services when they don’t know how to help their young athlete anymore. Parents who seek out mental performance coaching for their children often feel compelled to “fix” a problem that they cannot solve. This comes with stress and anxiety that can cloud the decision-making process.  Entering into

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How can thinking you are in the spotlight hurt your performance?

I am currently supporting a freshman high school basketball player that expects to have a significant role on his varsity basketball team this season. We are specifically working on developing techniques to build sustainable confidence given the challenges he’s expected to face in a new and highly competitive environment. In one of our recent sessions,

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How can thinking you are in the spotlight hurt your performance?

I am currently supporting a high school basketball player that expects to have a significant role on his varsity basketball team this season. We are specifically working on developing techniques to build sustainable confidence given the challenges he’s expected to face in a highly competitive and very new environment. In one of our recent sessions,

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