How to Take Your Practice Hitting Into The Game In our mental training video in the “Sessions With Doc” series, Dr. Patrick Cohn answers your sports psychology and mental training questions about how ball players can take their cage batting into games. Visit our Sports Psychology site, Peaksports.com, and click … Read Sport Psychology Tip
How To Become a Clutch Hitter Are you are clutch hitter or do you choke with the game on the line? Some baseball players shudder at the thought of coming to the plate in the bottom of the ninth… You can feel the anxiety build as you sit in the … Read Sport Psychology Tip
When The Other Team Has Your Number Have you ever had that one team you can’t beat? One pitcher that you can’t get a hit off? A competitor that seemed to get the best of you? Sometimes history can be difficult for baseball players to overcome… You view past statistics … Read Sport Psychology Tip
Bringing Your Batting Practice To Games In “Mental Training Sessions with Doc,” Dr. Patrick Cohn answers your sports psychology and mental training questions about how to bring your practice game to competition and how to determine what’s throwing your focus off before game time. Visit Peaksports.com and click on contact … Read Sport Psychology Tip
McHugh’s Mindset For Preseason Preparation How often do you need to take some time to get into the rhythm of a game? Or maybe it takes you several games to adapt to what you learned in preseason to the regular season. Many times ball players feel the need to ease … Read Sport Psychology Tip
How To Deal With Pressure In Baseball Why do some players feel more pressure to perform than others? Where does this pressure come from? First, let’s agree that some degree of pressure is good in big games. Pressure can give you that edginess and adrenaline pump needed to meet the … Read Sport Psychology Tip