Baseball Confidence

Ball Players And The Throwing Yips

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How To Know If You Have The Throwing Yips? In “Mental Training Sessions with Doc,” Dr. Patrick Cohn answers your sports psychology and mental training questions about what the throwing yips are in baseball and softball. Visit our Sports Psychology site, Peaksports.com, and click on contact us to submit your … Read Sport Psychology Tip

How To Overcome Tentative Performances

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Overcoming Tentative Performances In “Sessions with Doc,” Dr. Patrick Cohn answers your sports psychology and mental training questions about overcoming tentative performances for athletes. Athletes have played tremendously well when they’re comfortable in their environment with their regular team but then you put them on a travel team or on … Read Sport Psychology Tip

How To Manage Perfectionism

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Managing Perfectionism In Sports In “Sessions with Doc,” Dr. Patrick Cohn answers your sports psychology and mental training questions about managing perfectionism in athletes. Here’s the question Dr. Cohn answers this week about Managing Perfectionism In Sports: LEAH ASKS: “With my athleticism, training, and my talent, I have super high … Read Sport Psychology Tip

How To Have Stable Confidence In Sports – Peaksports Video

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Boosting Self-Confidence in Sports In “Sessions with Doc,” Dr. Patrick Cohn answers your sports psychology and mental training questions about having stable confidence in sports. Here’s the question Dr. Cohn answers this week about how to boost self-confidence in sports. STACEY ASKS: “How can I get my son to have … Read Sport Psychology Tip

Tips For Working Through A Slump

The Mindset of Being a Team Player

Mental Strategies to Get Over a Slump Have you or your ball players ever been in a slump? Do you feel as though the slump will last forever? Slumps are a part of baseball and softball. Performance dips are normal but over-reacting or over-analyzing your performance can lead to entrenched … Read Sport Psychology Tip