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(00:00-17:55) Uniform Corner! Kinda liked the all-white SKOL kits last night. Lief Ericson was an episode of SpongeBob. Mr. Lix has TMA App complaints. Big night at the Jack Buck Awards. Martin lacks MAC etiquette. Gastrointestinal mayhem. Drink won Sports Person of the Year. A Media War tease.(17:56-29:39) Doug Gottlieb and Adam Schefter had a little back and forth on Twitter yesterday. Horizon League shaming. LBJ would have fit in well on TMA. Do words matter? Sacramento State alumni.(29:40-45:14) Gray and Contreras not waiving their no-trades. The Botanical Gardens is keeping guys here. Easter eggs in the chat. Bob Tewksbury. Playing time a factor. Slurpees for trying hard. Tyler O'Neill and B-More. Quail shootin'.(45:15-53:39) Board school in session with Professor Burkett. Jackson doesn't think Doug could handle the board. Age shaming. Caller Ellen dunking on Jackson. The Heel Turn. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
(00:00-17:55) Uniform Corner! Kinda liked the all-white SKOL kits last night. Lief Ericson was an episode of SpongeBob. Mr. Lix has TMA App complaints. Big night at the Jack Buck Awards. Martin lacks MAC etiquette. Gastrointestinal mayhem. Drink won Sports Person of the Year. A Media War tease. (17:56-29:39) Doug Gottlieb and Adam Schefter had a little back and forth on Twitter yesterday. Horizon League shaming. LBJ would have fit in well on TMA. Do words matter? Sacramento State alumni. (29:40-45:14) Gray and Contreras not waiving their no-trades. The Botanical Gardens is keeping guys here. Easter eggs in the chat. Bob Tewksbury. Playing time a factor. Slurpees for trying hard. Tyler O'Neill and B-More. Quail shootin'. (45:15-53:39) Board school in session with Professor Burkett. Jackson doesn't think Doug could handle the board. Age shaming. Caller Ellen dunking on Jackson. The Heel Turn. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
On episode 21 of the Brushback with JP Ricciardi - JP welcomes former MLB pitcher and Sports Psychologist, Bob Tewksbury! JP and Bob discuss his career in the big leagues with several teams, and his transition to the role of helping young players deal with the pressures of being a professional baseball player. On JPs Hot takes, a look at the wild card races as the season enters its final weeks, and JP makes a huge revelation on who he thinks is the greatest player in the history of the game (hint - it's a current MLB star!). We also pay tribute to Mets original - Ed Kranepool who passed away last week. SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube Channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@BrushbackwithJPRicciardi Follow JP here: X: https://twitter.com/RicciardiJP Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ricciardijp Follow John Arezzi here: X: https://twitter.com/johnarezzi Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/johnarezzi HOST - JP RICCIARDI CO-HOST - JOHN AREZZI CREATIVE DIRECTOR - MARSH EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: JOHN AREZZI COPYRIGHT: 2024 THE BRUSHBACK WITH JP RICCIARDI Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Welcome to the Part Time Pilot Audio Ground School Podcast! This podcast is going to be all about providing student pilots with ANOTHER way that they can consume the Private Pilot curriculum. The #1 reason student pilots never end up becoming a private pilot is NOT due to money. The real reason is actually deeper than that. Yes, flight training is expensive. But every student pilot knows this and budgets for it when they decide to do it. The actual #1 reason a student pilot fails is because they do not have a good, fundamental understanding of the private pilot knowledge they are meant to learn in ground school. You see when a student does not have a good grasp of this knowledge they get to a point in their flight training where their mind just can't keep up. They start making mistakes and having to redo lessons. And THAT is when it starts getting too expensive. This audio ground school is meant for the modern day student pilot... aka the part time student pilot. Let's face it, the majority of us have full time responsibilities on top of flight training. Whether it is a job, kids, family, school, etc. we all keep ourselves busy with the things that are important to us. And with today's economy we have to maintain that job just to pay for the training. The modern day student pilot is busy, on the go and always trying to find time throughout his or her day to stay up on their studies. The audio ground school allows them to consume high quality content while walking, running, working out, sitting in traffic, traveling, or even just a break from the boring FAR/AIM or ground school lecture. Did I meant high quality content? The audio ground school is taken straight out of the 5-star rated Part Time Pilot Online Ground School that has had over 350 students take and pass their Private Pilot exams without a SINGLE STUDENT FAILING. We do this by keeping ground school engaging, fun, light and consumable. We have written lessons, videos, audio lessons, live video lessons, community chats, quizzes, practice tests, flash cards, study guides, eBooks and much more. Part Time Pilot was created to be a breath of fresh air for student pilots. To be that flight training provider that looks out for them and their needs. So that is just what we are doing with this podcast. Episode 95: In this episode, we sit down with Bob Tewksbury! Bob is a former MLB All Star Pitcher with over 100 career wins! He is also a Mental Performance Coach with a Masters in Sports Psychology who is also Author of the amazing book "90 Percent Mental". The book talks about how using your mind and your thoughts can improve your performance on the biggest stage... like the mound of a baseball field in the World Series or in the cockpit of an aircraft! Check out this amazing episode and get yourself a copy of Bob's book 90 percent mental with the link below! Links mentioned in the episode: Online Ground School: https://parttimepilot.com/private-pilot-online-ground-school/?utm_source=podcast Checkride Prep: https://parttimepilot.com/private-pilot-practical-test-prep/?utm_source=podcast Ultimate Private Pilot Test Prep Book: https://amzn.to/40LSyLM Part Time Pilot study group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/parttimepilot Recommended Products & Discounts: https://parttimepilot.com/recommended-products-for-student-pilots/ Bob Tewksbury Website: https://bobtewksbury.com/ 90 Percent Mental book: https://amzn.to/4aMd7fN
Because his peak was so short, Al Lopez is often overlooked when we think about the great sluggers of the 1950s. But no one could ignore his incredible season in 1953 when, 70 years ago this week, he became just the second player to be unanimously voted AL MVP. Mike and Bill look back at Rosen's short on-field career, surprising impact on the game in the '70s and '80s, and the antisemitism he beat back to make all of it happen. Plus, happy birthday to Fred Tenney and Bob Tewksbury!
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Show NotesToday's Discussion Points: Risk v Reward and Durability Thread from StrengthCoach.com - Is strength training for performance the same as strength training for durability? Is it possible to be more durable but less explosive, or does higher strength/power in most situations translate to reduced injury risk? And on the flip side - is it possible to actually gain performance, but increase risk of injury? What might be an example of that?- The Risk vs. Reward Whiteboard Photo- Survivorship bias- Goldilocks training - Certified Functional Strength Coach- Only 20% of people need “specialized” training. Most of us (80%) need the same thing.- “Most people you are going to train are a really good Toyota Camry” - Pat Davidson. Fixing the car = Rehab. A Ferrari is the 20% that need the specialized aggressive stuff- The cart is also context dependent… Sometimes machine based training is HIGH reward depending on that individual's goals and where they're starting from.- Grandma doesn't need to deadlift 225. We don't do Straight Bar or Trap Bar Deadlift with adults. We don't do Hops or Olympics lifts or run timed sprints.- If your client can't work, they can't get paid, and you can't get paid.- If they keep score, there are playoffs, your heart rate hits its anaerobic threshold during the event, and your paycheck or scholarship depends on your training, then you fall into the sport performance bucket. Everyone else is gen pop. Simply, if you can have beer in your hand and play it, it's not a sport. Recurring Theme from the Winter Seminar: “Meet the client where they're at”- "Begin with the end in mind" - Steven Covey - "I want to get back to doing...." It's not about what you want.- The winter seminar will be available on MBSC.tv this week to viewBook Club recommendation:Kevin: Why Do I Hurt? A Patient Book About the Neuroscience of Pain by Adriaan Louw Brendon: Ninety Percent Mental by Bob Tewksbury, Scott Miller, et al.Where you can find us next:Our other upcoming CFSC eventsContact UsWebsite: http://movement-as-medicine.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/MovementAsMedicine/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/MovementAsMedicine
Ron talks with former MLB pitchers Bob Tewksbury and JP Howell.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This week we were joined by Bob Tewksbury, retired major league baseball pitcher and mental skills coach. Bob's baseball journey was one for the books, but the end of his baseball career was the beginning of new career in sports psychology. As he describes in his book, 90% Mental, sports are not just about hitting a home run or scoring the winning goal; there are layers to great players, and mental skills are just one. We talked with Bob about his experience in the outfield, and what he is up to now, as well as how the mental skills applied in sports are applicable to our lives, even if we do not play a sport. You can connect with Bob via his website, https://bobtewksbury.com/, or on Twitter, https://twitter.com/bob_tewksbury. As always, thank you for your continued support by subscribing, reviewing, rating, and coercing your mailperson to listen :) Shmuel Fischler LCSW-C wwww.cbtbaltimore.com
We talk to Scott Miller and Bob Tewksbury, authors of Ninety Percent Mental! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Today's Diamond Conversations welcomes former Major League pitcher, Bob Tewksbury. Tewksbury, a 1992 NL All Star has made quite the imprint on baseball following his playing career. He has worked as a mental skills coach for three of MLB's storied franchises and some of the game's best players including; Jon Lester, Rich Hill, Andrew Miller and Anthony Rizzo. In this interview we get a look at the success the coaching world has brought Tewks as well as hear stories from his days playing for the Yankees and Cardinals. IB-Exclusives LLC92 Main StreetSuite 201-6Warrenton, VA 20186www.ibexclusives.com
Iggy warbles. Mark Milton joins us for Tax Tuesday. Mark is gearing up for the FPCC. Iggy does a Dennis Miller impression. Kirkwood Brewhouse. Former gangs of the fan page. Normandie. Local ball fields. Bob Tewksbury. Eephus pitch. Iggy wants to garden off-property. High School mascots. Iggy wanted to be a priest. High school athletics. EMOTD.
Iggy warbles. Mark Milton joins us for Tax Tuesday. Mark is gearing up for the FPCC. Iggy does a Dennis Miller impression. Kirkwood Brewhouse. Former gangs of the fan page. Normandie. Local ball fields. Bob Tewksbury. Eephus pitch. Iggy wants to garden off-property. High School mascots. Iggy wanted to be a priest. High school athletics. EMOTD.
The MAP boys spend some time with Bob Tewksbury, a former major league pitcher, who played 18 years of professional baseball (13 in The Show). Bob played for the Yankees, Cubs, Cardinals, Rangers, Padres and Twins. Bob has the second lowest ratio of base on balls per innings pitched for any starting pitcher to pitch in the major leagues since the 1920s. After winning 110 games and making the All-Star team in 1992, Bob retired from baseball and earned his master's degree in sports psychology and counseling from Boston University. He has worked as a mental skills coach for three of MLB's storied franchises (Red Sox, Giants and Cubs) and some of the game's best players including Jon Lester, Rich Hill, Andrew Miller and Anthony Rizzo.Bob now works independently and can be found at www.bobtewksbury.com
(Because of Passover, Pesach and Scott are off this week; they'll be back with the Baseball Rabbi preview of the National League East next week. In the meantime, enjoy this rerelease of the Baseball Rabbi interview with the great Bob Tewksbury.) Bob Tewksbury had a fascinating career, pitching for six teams and becoming the greatest pitcher at preventing walks since the Dead Ball Era. But what he has done since then may be even more fascinating - and Pesach and Scott have lots of questions about his career as a mental skills coordinator for teams like the Red Sox and the Giants. Join the Baseball Rabbi as they discuss Bob's career, his success in helping players like Jon Lester, why David Ortiz was able to play so well in the biggest games, why Joe Torre is his favorite manager ever, and much more. Become a Baseball Rabbi Patreon subscriber, and get bonus episodes, merch, and more! In the latest Patreon bonus episode, you'll hear Bob Tewksbury's stories about Rickey Henderson, Dave Righetti, Ron Guidry, Dave Winfield, Lou Piniella, Whitey Herzog, and more. Go to https://www.patreon.com/baseballrabbipodcast today!
Former Major League All-Star Pitcher turned Mental Coach and Author, Bob Tewksbury, joins Pro Mindset Podcast host Craig Domann to discuss about self-talk and imagery. Tewksbury played 13 seasons in the MLB with six teams (Yankees, Cubs, Cardinals, Rangers, Padres and Twins) and as a pitcher won 110 games during his career. He was an All-Star and also third in the Cy Young voting in 1992.After earning his Masters in Sports Psychology and Counseling from Boston University, Tewksbury has had stints working as a mental coach for the Boston Red Sox, San Francisco Giants and Chicago Cubs. Bob authored a book in 2018 titled: Ninety Percent Mental: All-Star pitcher turned mental skills coach reveals the hidden side of the game.On this podcast, Tewksbury and Domann discuss two major topics in mental coaching, specifically, self-talk (“the little man”) and imagery (visualization & movies).Tewksbury shares he began utilizing imagery in high school and recounts using imagery going into spring training for the 1986 season. Naturally he wanted to make the Yankees big league roster from the jump. He followed the practices learned in Norman Vincent Peale’s book: Power of Positive Thinking. Peale stated, “If you can see it and believe it, you can achieve it.” Tewksbury used such imagery before he went to spring training in 1986 and imagined himself walking into manager Lou Pinella’s office and having him tell him that he made the MLB roster.Tewksbury created this image so powerful that he would literally cry every night before he pitched in spring training that year. He would go out on the beach with his Walkman, listen to music, and imagine himself pitching against the next day's team on the beach. It worked because he pitched 20 consecutive scoreless innings during spring training and didn't give up a run. With a week left in camp, the clubhouse guy came over and tapped him on the shoulder and said, “Hey, Lou wants to see you.” Tewksbury describes walking across the big NY logo in the middle of the locker room and literally “walking into his dream.”
Bob Tewksbury, formal All-Star Pitcher, mental skills coach, and author, joins the e2e podcast to talk about mental focus during stressful situations. Bob and Carrie focus on these three lessons: 1) Expect stressful situations 2) Perceptions change the inner voice 3) Final touches - breathe Learn more about Bob's work at https://bobtewksbury.com/ Bio: Bob has a unique professional resume that combines a successful major league baseball career with a master’s degree in sport psychology and counseling from Boston University. Despite two arm surgeries and several demotions back to the minors, he persevered going on to win 110 games and make an All-Star team. After retiring from baseball, he returned to college to complete my bachelors degree, and three years later completed my masters degree from BU. He has worked as a mental skills coach for three of MLB’s storied franchises and some of the games' best players including; Jon Lester, Rich Hill, Andrew Miller, and Anthony Rizzo, among others. He has provided mental skills training to a number of colleges such as Tufts Men’s Ice Hockey, Boston College Baseball, Boston College Basketball, Middlebury College Baseball, Bates College Baseball, Wheaton College Women’s Lacrosse, and Eastern Kentucky University Baseball. He also has a number of individual college and high school athletes from various sports across the country. Bob is a member of the Applied Association of Sport Psychology (AASP) as well as a Certified Mental Performance Consultant. (CMPC) and is trained in the DISC Athlete Assessment
Episode 22 of The Mental Game Podcast features 13-year MLB veteran and certified mental skills coach Bob Tewksbury. After pitching for six big league teams and winning 110 games, Tewksbury earned a master's in psychology and enlisted as a mental skills coach with the Boston Red Sox, where he won three World Series rings. He then moved to the San Francisco Giants and Chicago Cubs before crafting his own practice, which you can find at BobTewksbury.com. A titan in the industry, Tewksbury authored Ninety Percent Mental, which (producer's note) is an absolute must for any sports psych nerd. On the podcast, Tewksbury reminisces on his career through a mental game lens, while offering insight into how mental coaching has transformed sports as we know them. Enjoy and be well. The Mental Game podcast is produced by Sam Brief and music is courtesy of David Brief and Channel J. You can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, TuneIn and Stitcher. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sam-brief/support
As data filters throughout all levels of the game, some can forget the it's still a game played by human beings. Bob Tewksbury joins to talk the nerves, insecurities and anxieties facing pro baseball players today. Talking points include... * 80's minor league lifestyle stories. * Trying to fit in as a rookie on the 1986 Yankees with future HOFers and Lou Pinella managing. * Pitching against future HOFers in the All Star Game. * Pitching in a year with a labor strike. * The job of a veteran on a bad team. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Bob Tewksbury @btewksbury39 pitched for 13 years in The Show, and won 110 games. Bob is currently the mental skills coordinator for the Chicago Cubs. His most notable year as a player was 1992, where he: Went 16-5 on the season Had a 2.16 ERA in 233 innings pitched Appeared in the All-Star game was third in the Cy Young Award voting that year In that same season, Bob walked only 20 batters in 233 innings, the best ratio in the major leagues in over half a century. Bob is known for creating the "Eephus". A lobbed in breaking-ball made famous for giving Mark McGuire trouble at the plate during his record breaking home-run season. He is the author of the best-selling book: Ninety Percent Mental: An All-Star Player Turned Mental Skills Coach Reveals the Hidden Game of Baseball Needless to say, Bob is awesome. Join us in this episode for a deep dive into all things baseball. #behindthedish #baseballpodcast #bobtewksbury #johnbuck #mentalgameofbaseball #podcast
Bob Tewksbury had a fascinating career, pitching for six teams and becoming the greatest pitcher at preventing walks since the Dead Ball Era. But what he has done since then may be even more fascinating - and Pesach and Scott have lots of questions about his career as a mental skills coordinator for teams like the Red Sox and the Giants. Join the Baseball Rabbi as they discuss Bob's career, his success in helping players like Jon Lester, why David Ortiz was able to play so well in the biggest games, why Joe Torre is his favorite manager ever, and much more. Become a Baseball Rabbi Patreon subscriber, and get bonus episodes, merch, and more! In the latest Patreon bonus episode, you'll hear Bob Tewksbury's stories about Rickey Henderson, Dave Righetti, Ron Guidry, Dave Winfield, Lou Piniella, Whitey Herzog, and more. Go to https://www.patreon.com/baseballrabbipodcast today!
Today's guest is an icon in the field of mental performance in baseball. Largely considered one of the best control pitchers of all time and best mental performance coaches in the sport, Bob Tewksbury was a 1992 MLB All-Star and in the last century, no pitcher has a lower ratio of base on balls per innings pitched. “Tewks” had a playing career that spanned from 1986 to 1998 in which he racked up 812 strikeouts. After his career he went back to school at Boston University and earned a masters degree in applied sport psychology. He has worked as a mental performance coach with the Boston Red Sox, San Francisco Giants and currently serves in that capacity with the Chicago Cubs. He's the author of “90% Mental” and in this podcast we discuss: The Flow State and having a good shitty day Slowing the game down and the power of simplicity Anchor statements and the power of self-talk The 3 critical questions every athlete must ask themselves to perform consistently And much more… Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bob Tewksbury is a retired Major League Baseball pitcher and current Mental Skills Coordinator for the Chicago Cubs, and he just called in and offered us a amazing LHC package.
Bob Tewksbury, Mental Skill Coach for the Chicago Cubs, joins Ed to explain what his position with the team entails and how important his role can be for players in 2020. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Had the pleasure of sitting down with Bob Tewksbury, Mental Skills Coach for the Chicago Cubs. Drafted by the New York Yankees in the 19th round of the 1981 MLB draft, Tewks would have a very successful career in the bigs for 18 years. Throughout this episode Tewks gives some sage advice on how to overcome challenges that are sure to come up throughout ones career and also shares some cool stories along the way. Be sure to check out his book ‘Ninety Percent Mental' “If you can see it and believe it, you can achieve it”
Richard Listens: The Application of Mental Skills From MLB All-Star to mental skills consultant and author of Ninety Percent Mental. How one man's love of the game allows him to guide athletes of an elite and championship level through the application of mental skills.You can also find more Richard Listens content on Instagram (@RichardListens), Facebook (@Richard Listens), and RichardListens.com. Support the show (http://patreon.com/Richardlistens)Support the show (http://patreon.com/Richardlistens)
Bob Tewksbury played 13 seasons in the Majors before becoming one of the sports' first mental skills coaches. He shares stories from both careers on this week's show with Tim McMaster and Lars Anderson. Plus Lars explains how his bat company started a benches clearing brawl in Taiwan.
Joined today by former MLB all-star and 14-year veteran, Bob Tewksbury. Bob and I talk about me waking him up at 5am on accident on the day of the interview. We hear about him being drafted by my NYY and refusing to live in the big apple. We then talk about his book "Ninety Percent Mental: An All-Star Player Turned Mental Skills Coach Reveals the Hidden Game of Baseball" and how relevant it is in today’s game. Bob tells me what he’s doing now with the Cubs, how he approaches the superstars of the game and why mental wellbeing is so important in baseball. He shares what it was like dealing with the mental difficulties of being a pitcher, being on 6 different teams and how golfers, kickers and other sports are realizing the importance of being mentally realistic and strong. I ask bob if he would make it in today’s game or even given the chance to make it, his answer is surprising. From baseball movies to why Wrigley is so special and more. Buy bob’s book here: https://www.amazon.com/Ninety-Percent-Mental-All-Star-Baseball/dp/0738233781 Follow him here: https://twitter.com/bob_tewksbury
On this episode of the Somewhat podcast, Frank Gruber and co-host John Guidos talk about their quest for better health and longevity. Frank and John discuss some of the thing happening in his network as well his recent readings and upcoming events. The discussion was loosely based on the latest newsletter which is shared below. Celebrating (People In My Network) —Katie Stanton for launching Moxie Ventures a $25M Fund to invest in startups. —Trey Bowles launches InnoCity Partners a boutique consulting firm focused on smart city programs. —Rami Essaid has raised $2M in funding for his next company. —Shama Hyder has raised $5M in funding for their restaurant POS startup OneDine. —Laurie Segall has been named a correspondent for the new 60 Minutes Quibi program 60 IN 6. —Finally, next weekend I’ll be celebrating the life of my stepdad, who recently passed away. I’ll miss him greatly. You’re Invited I’ll be headed back to Austin, Texas in March for South by Southwest (SXSW) for the 12th year in a row and we’ll be hosting a number of events at our house for the 10th year in a row at the Established House of Startups and Innovations on Saturday, March 14, 2020. If you’re looking to do something special for your company at SXSW, we still have some opportunities to get involved as sponsors or with some unique customized experiences. I invite you to join me at our events – RSVP. Reading Mindfulness is becoming more mainstream and could be just what people need. —Can Mindfulness Evolve From Wellness Pursuit to Medical Treatment? How AIM was the original social network. —AIM was the killer app of 1997. It’s still shaping the internet today Confirmed. Working out makes you healthier. —The Workout Drug Finally, this internet thing might catch on. —Gary Larson might be the longest internet holdout in history, god love him Fasting slows death. —Eating in a 6-hour window and fasting for 18 hours might help you live longer Scooters are everywhere but cities are not ready. —I rode an electric scooter from every company operating in LA, and saw exactly why American cities aren’t ready for them Evidence of what can happen in a decade. —A Decade of Urban Transformation Seen From Above Vegas connected by a tunnel? —Elon Musk says Boring Co’s Vegas tunnel will ‘hopefully’ be operational in 2020 Dogs are more than just our best friends. —Dogs experience pain in a uniquely human way, study reports One more thing about dogs. —Dogs poop in alignment with Earth’s magnetic field, study finds And humans are trying to innovate so you don’t go as long. —The corporate poo patrol is coming after your precious toilet time There’s now an app for coronavirus. —This app has all the up-to-date information you need to know about the Wuhan coronavirus Reading I just wrapped up reading the book Ninety Percent Mental by Bob Tewksbury a former All-Star MLB pitcher for the Chicago Cubs, St Louis Cardinals, Boston Red Sox, and currently a mental coach for the Chicago Cubs. The lessons in the book can be applied to baseball, business, and everyday life. Oh, and there are only 9 days until pitchers and catchers report to Spring Training, not that I was counting. Watching I just finished up Mr. Robot’s final season and it’s a good one. It really makes you think and now I feel like I have to go back and rewatch the whole series to understand it better. Listening I’m enjoying the new album Circles by the late Mac Miller. You might like the podcast interviews I did with Steve Case, Mark Cuban, and Tim Draper regarding “what they look for in a startup they invest in.” Additionally, I really enjoyed talking with Sarah Kunst, a venture capitalist who just raised a fund for her firm Cleo Capital, in the recent podcast. Get updates like this right in your inbox before they hit the web by subscribing to the newsletter here.
On this week's episode of Life Drives Success, Nick interviews Bob Tewksbury, former professional baseball player and current Mental Skills Coordinator for the Chicago Cubs. The two discuss Bob's book, "Ninety Percent Mental: An All-Star Player Turned Mental Skills Coach Reveals the Hidden Game of Baseball," and how he was able to overcome a tumultuous upbringing to become an All-Star MLB pitcher.
This week on the @fieldtothereal podcast, Stephanie and Jarrett argue #whosreallyright in regards to Luke Walton's responsibility in the Lakers' failure this season. Next they move on to Magic Johnson's hasty departure as team president and if it had a deeper meaning. Then the team goes into the story of Rob Whalen and his story of an early retirement from the MLB, before spotlighting Bob Tewksbury in #ontothereal and Michael Greller in our #fieldgoodfinalthought! Check out the #fieldtothereal podcast Friday's at 4pm everywhere you listen to podcasts and Monday at noon on YouTube!
We’re excited to welcome retired MLB pitcher and current Chicago Cubs Mental Skills Coordinator Bob Tewksbury to the podcast. A special thanks to this show’s sponsor, Lumberlend. Head to www.Lumberlend.com and enter the coupon code CSP to get free shipping on your order of two or more bat mugs. Show Outline What made Bob Tewksbury a successful MLB pitcher for 12 years. What inspired Bob to pursue a career as a mental skills coach. Why Bob returned to school after his playing days to obtain a Master’s Degree in sport psychology and counseling from Boston University rather than relying solely on his professional baseball experience to propel his career as mental skills coach. How we can end the stigma around mental skills coaching and the idea that mental practice is only necessary when things are not going right. How Bob established credibility as a mental skills coach and how parents and coaches can distinguish charlatans from reputable professionals in the industry of sports psychology. How to overcome the reluctance players have towards discussing the vulnerable topics of mental skills. What strategies Bob uses to open the conversation with players who need help. Why self awareness is important for building a system to govern your mentality. How developing mental skills with high school, college, and professional athletes is similar and different How parents and coaches can learn to foster a positive environment, more effectively monitor each child’s psychological needs, and better develop the youth they influence. Why it’s important to understand the difference between fantasizing and imagery and how grounded goals give visualization substance. You can pick up Bob’s awesome book, 90 Percent Mental, here. You can follow Bob on Twitter at @bob_tewsbury, and on Instagram at @btewksbury39. Sponsor Reminder This episode is brought to you by Lumberlend Co. If you’re looking for a unique gift for a baseball fan in your life, you’ll definitely want to check this out: they’ve hollowed out the bat barrel and created a cool drinking mug. You can customize these with colors, names, logos, and photographs. They’re also an officially licensed MLBPA product, so you can get your favorite teams and players incorporated into the designs. I’ve used these as gifts with great feedback, so I’m confident you’d experience the same. The crew at Lumberlend is offering free shipping on two or more bat mugs with the coupon code CSP at checkout. Just head to Lumberlend.com to design yours today. Podcast Feedback If you like what you hear, we’d be thrilled if you’d consider subscribing to the podcast and leaving us an iTunes review. You can do so HERE. And, we welcome your suggestions for future guests and questions. Just email elitebaseballpodcast@gmail.com. Thank you for your continued support!
Bob Tewksbury tells baseball stories, discusses his career and talks about being a mental skills coach during Flashback Friday at the Cardinals Museum.
Bob Tewksbury tells baseball stories, discusses his career and talks about being a mental skills coach during Flashback Friday at the Cardinals Museum.
Bob Tewksbury tells baseball stories, discusses his career and talks about being a mental skills coach during Flashback Friday at the Cardinals Museum.
Bob Tewksbury is a retired Major League Baseball pitcher and current Mental Skills Coordinator for the Chicago Cubs. Bob has a unique professional resume which combines an eighteen-year professional baseball career with a master’s degree in sport psychology and counseling from Boston University. Bob won 110 major league games pitching for six teams; the NY Yankees, Chicago Cubs, St. Louis Cardinals, Texas Rangers, San Diego Padres and Minnesota Twins and was a member of the 1992 National League All-Star team. Bob is also a member of the Applied Association of Sport Psychology and is a Certified Mental Performance Consultant. He is the author of the book “Ninety Percent Mental: An All-Star Player Turned Mental Skills Coach Reveals the Hidden Game of Baseball.” In this interview, Bob and Cindra talk about: The struggles he experienced getting to the majors Why it’s important to consider what your ultimate fear is Why adding “so” can help to reduce future-based thinking How positive anchoring statements can be helpful What he means by 90% mental The 3 domains of performance You can find a full description of the Podcast at cindrakamphoff.com/bob
Former MLB pitcher Bob Tewksbury steps in studio to talk about his former career as well as current work as an MLB Mental Skills Coach, John Ewing of Action Network talks football betting lines and More, More, More includes Kawhi Leonard pimping shoes and the wealthiest celebrities under 30
In celebrating the life and work of Ken Ravizza, one of the most renowned mental performance coaches in sports. I am joined by 12 professionals and friends in a four part series, where they share intimate stories and reflections about this incredible man's work, passion, and energy. Ken, was one of the pioneers that not only pushed sport psychology to the forefront, but had a major hand integrating mental skills training into Major League Baseball. Even though, Ken had touched thousands of students, athletes, coaches, and organizations in a such a positive way, these 12 interviews will signify Ken's imprint on all that work with him and who study his work. His voice, his lessons, and his sayings will never be forgotten. Guests in order: Part 1 1.) Josh Lifrak, Chicago Cubs, Mental Performance Director 2.) Sue Enquist, former UCLA Head Softball Coach 3.) Bob Tewksbury, former MLB player and the San Francisco Giant's Mental Performance Coach Part 2 4.) Justin Su'a, Boston Red Sox and Cleveland Browns Mental Performance Coach 5.) Charlie Maher, Cleveland Indians Mental Performance Coach 6.) Graham Betchart, NBA Mental Skills Trainer Part 3 7.) Dr. Tom Hanson, Co-Author of Heads-Up Baseball and Heads-Up Baseball 2.0 8.) John Savage, UCLA Head Baseball Coach 9.) Dr. Alison Pope-Rhodius, Chair of the Sport Psychology Department at JFK University Part 4 10.) Dr. Patrick Cohn, Sports Psychologist 11.) John Baker, former MLB player and Chicago Cubs Mental Performance Coach 12.) Brian Cain, Peak Performance Coach Additional tribute by Brian Cain: https://briancain.com/blog/remembering-ken-ravizza.html
In celebrating the life and work of Ken Ravizza, one of the most renowned mental performance coaches in sports. I am joined by 12 professionals and friends in a four part series, where they share intimate stories and reflections about this incredible man's work, passion, and energy. Ken, was one of the pioneers that not only pushed sport psychology to the forefront, but had a major hand integrating mental skills training into Major League Baseball. Even though, Ken had touched thousands of students, athletes, coaches, and organizations in a such a positive way, these 12 interviews will signify Ken's imprint on all that work with him and who study his work. His voice, his lessons, and his sayings will never be forgotten. Guests in order: Part 1 1.) Josh Lifrak, Chicago Cubs, Mental Performance Director 2.) Sue Enquist, former UCLA Head Softball Coach 3.) Bob Tewksbury, former MLB player and the San Francisco Giant's Mental Performance Coach Part 2 4.) Justin Su'a, Boston Red Sox and Cleveland Browns Mental Performance Coach 5.) Charlie Maher, Cleveland Indians Mental Performance Coach 6.) Graham Betchart, NBA Mental Skills Trainer Part 3 7.) Dr. Tom Hanson, Co-Author of Heads-Up Baseball and Heads-Up Baseball 2.0 8.) John Savage, UCLA Head Baseball Coach 9.) Dr. Alison Pope-Rhodius, Chair of the Sport Psychology Department at JFK University Part 4 10.) Dr. Patrick Cohn, Sports Psychologist 11.) John Baker, former MLB player and Chicago Cubs Mental Performance Coach 12.) Brian Cain, Peak Performance Coach Additional tribute by Brian Cain: https://briancain.com/blog/remembering-ken-ravizza.html
In celebrating the life and work of Ken Ravizza, one of the most renowned mental performance coaches in sports. I am joined by 12 professionals and friends in a four part series, where they share intimate stories and reflections about this incredible man's work, passion, and energy. Ken, was one of the pioneers that not only pushed sport psychology to the forefront, but had a major hand integrating mental skills training into Major League Baseball. Even though, Ken had touched thousands of students, athletes, coaches, and organizations in a such a positive way, these 12 interviews will signify Ken's imprint on all that work with him and who study his work. His voice, his lessons, and his sayings will never be forgotten. Guests in order: Part 1 1.) Josh Lifrak, Chicago Cubs, Mental Performance Director 2.) Sue Enquist, former UCLA Head Softball Coach 3.) Bob Tewksbury, former MLB player and the San Francisco Giant's Mental Performance Coach Part 2 4.) Justin Su'a, Boston Red Sox and Cleveland Browns Mental Performance Coach 5.) Charlie Maher, Cleveland Indians Mental Performance Coach 6.) Graham Betchart, NBA Mental Skills Trainer Part 3 7.) Dr. Tom Hanson, Co-Author of Heads-Up Baseball and Heads-Up Baseball 2.0 8.) John Savage, UCLA Head Baseball Coach 9.) Dr. Alison Pope-Rhodius, Chair of the Sport Psychology Department at JFK University Part 4 10.) Dr. Patrick Cohn, Sports Psychologist 11.) John Baker, former MLB player and Chicago Cubs Mental Performance Coach 12.) Brian Cain, Peak Performance Coach Additional tribute by Brian Cain: https://briancain.com/blog/remembering-ken-ravizza.html
In celebrating the life and work of Ken Ravizza, one of the most renowned mental performance coaches in sports. I am joined by 12 professionals and friends in a four part series, where they share intimate stories and reflections about this incredible man's work, passion, and energy. Ken, was one of the pioneers that not only pushed sport psychology to the forefront, but had a major hand integrating mental skills training into Major League Baseball. Even though, Ken had touched thousands of students, athletes, coaches, and organizations in a such a positive way, these 12 interviews will signify Ken's imprint on all that work with him and who study his work. His voice, his lessons, and his sayings will never be forgotten. Guests in order: Part 1 1.) Josh Lifrak, Chicago Cubs, Mental Performance Director 2.) Sue Enquist, former UCLA Head Softball Coach 3.) Bob Tewksbury, former MLB player and the San Francisco Giant's Mental Performance Coach Part 2 4.) Justin Su'a, Boston Red Sox and Cleveland Browns Mental Performance Coach 5.) Charlie Maher, Cleveland Indians Mental Performance Coach 6.) Graham Betchart, NBA Mental Skills Trainer Part 3 7.) Dr. Tom Hanson, Co-Author of Heads-Up Baseball and Heads-Up Baseball 2.0 8.) John Savage, UCLA Head Baseball Coach 9.) Dr. Alison Pope-Rhodius, Chair of the Sport Psychology Department at JFK University Part 4 10.) Dr. Patrick Cohn, Sports Psychologist 11.) John Baker, former MLB player and Chicago Cubs Mental Performance Coach 12.) Brian Cain, Peak Performance Coach Additional tribute by Brian Cain: https://briancain.com/blog/remembering-ken-ravizza.html
4:00 - Four O'Clock Fight 4:15 - We DID NOT see that coming... 4:30 -Bob Tewksbury on the Cards/Giants series and the mental aspect in baseball
Bob Tewksbury recently was inducted into the Merrimack Valley High School Hall of Fame. To this former big leaguer, that was a big deal.
THIS WEEK ON THE SHOW!!! We are very proud to bring you former All Star pitcher, Bob Tewksbury!! Bob is author of a must read book, " Ninety Percent Mental: An All-Star Player Turned Mental Skills Coach Reveals the Hidden Game of Baseball". Bob is also a past guest that we have fun with...and so will you!! MLB: Trade winners and losers. MLB: September call ups and starting to talk about who you should target for your fantasy team as the fantasy playoffs approach! NFL: FIRST PRESEASON GAME IS IN THE BOOKS!!! Means.. SEASON 3 OF OUR FOOTBALL COVERAGE!! Ahead of next weeks release of Jesters rankings... We start...who will tank? Who is over-hyped? WHO...isn't being talked about enough?? From a fantastic fantasy football group on Facebook, Year Round Fantasy Football Discussions, Micheal Cunningham joins the discussion!! The Fantasy Jester Show is a fast growing sports show. It combines insider information, great topics, interesting guests, fantasy stats and information for all the major sports..and it comes with humor. Jester believes you can mix sports and humor and use the platform to help children. The Fantasy Jester Show is brought to you by fantasyjestersports.com The Jester will DEFINITELY make you laugh and combined with JT (Jason Townsend) bring a Fantasy Sports 1-2 punch that... NO OTHER SHOW CAN MATCH!! The opening Rant is very popular, as it brings up something that causes the Jester to say...STOP IT!!! Do you love sports..I'm talking do you LOVE SPORTS...you'll love the Fantasy Jester Show. Listen once, and you will always listen!
Welcome to Episode 8 from Beyond the Big Red Truck Podcast! Today I share a conversation with another amazing human, Bob Tewksbury. After playing 13 seasons in the big leagues, making the all-star team, winning 110 games as a pitcher with 6 teams, mostly the St Louis Cardinals, and taking a perfect game into the 8th inning against the Astros, Bob is currently the mental skills coach for the San Francisco Giants. Not to mention, he was the mental skills coach for the Boston Red Sox World SeriesChampionship Team in 2013! Bob has written a book called Ninety Percent Mental - An All-Star Player turned Mental Skills Coach reveals the hidden game of Baseball. So We talk about his career, his book and how he's using his experience as a major leaguer, along with his masters degree in sport psychology and couselling from Boston University, to help major and minor league players with the mental side of the game. Please check out Bob's website https://bobtewksbury.com and grab his book wherever you get your books. I recommend the audio book format. It was awesome! Enjoy our conversation. Thanks, Brad
Vince talks with All-star pitcher and mental skills coach Bob Tewksbury about the stigma surround mental skills coaches, what they do for players, and more!
In the second hour, Barry Rozner and Joe Ostrowski are joined by Bob Tewksbury, author of "Ninety Percent Mental" and the current San Francisco Giants' mental performance coach, to discuss his days with Jon Lester, Anthony Rizzo and what it takes to compete on baseball's highest stage. Later on, they talk about Joe's son and his first Little League game, along with the incident between White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson and Royals catcher Salvador Perez.
THIS WEEK ON THE SHOW!!! It's anniversary...you KNOW Jester is going to have guests! We are allowed to announce and happy to announce former MLB pitcher, turned author, Bob Tewksbury, will join us for a special one on one with Jester. WHO ELSE? Not allowed to say...us producers like our job. We can say this...you know there isn't just one guest for this show!! As far as sports coverage...this is the ulimate mixed bag of sports for everyone. We will talk all four major sports...and likely more. The Fantasy Jester Show is a fast growing sports show. It combines insider information, great topics, interesting guests, fantasy stats and information for all the major sports..and it comes with humor. Jester believes you can mix sports and humor and use the platform to help children. The Fantasy Jester Show is brought to you by fantasyjestersports.com The Jester will DEFINITELY make you laugh and combined with JT (Jason Townsend) bring a Fantasy Sports 1-2 punch that... NO OTHER SHOW CAN MATCH!! The opening Rant is very popular, as it brings up something that causes the Jester to say...STOP IT!!! Do you love sports..I'm talking do you LOVE SPORTS...you'll love the Fantasy Jester Show. Listen once, and you will always listen!
Today om The Neil Haley Show, The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Bob Tewksbury, Author of Ninety Percent Mental. Bob Tewksbury is a former Major League pitcher and All-Star who excelled on the mound in part because of his mental acuity and resiliency. “He was one of the most thoughtful players I ever managed, approaching the craft of pitching like an artist,” says Hall of Famer and four-time World Series Champion manager Joe Torre. After retiring as a player and working briefly as a broadcast analyst and player development consultant, Tewksbury signed on with the Boston Red Sox after the 2004 season to be their mental skills coach. He was with the organization for 11 years – in 2013 he was on the staff of the World Series championship team – and is currently the mental skills coach for the San Francisco Giants, where he works with players at each level in the organization. In Ninety Percent Mental (March 20, 2018; Da Capo Press), Tewksbury draws on his perspective as a thinking-fan's player and his expertise as a “baseball whisperer” for an inside look at the psychological side of the game and how a well-disciplined mind can provide a definitive edge. In professional baseball, what separates those who succeed from those who don't live up to their potential is a sharp mental game both in preparation and in the heat of the moment.
Renee chats with MLB All-Star Bob Tewksbury, Ninety Percent Mental
Tewks is a former MLB all star and current mental skills coach for the Giants, and author of the new book 90% Mental.
Apr 3rd - Dr. Ellen Wald, Bob Tewksbury
Tewks is a former MLB all star and current mental skills coach for the Giants, and author of the new book 90% Mental.
Apr 3rd - Dr. Ellen Wald, Bob Tewksbury
Bob Tewksbury, the San Francisco Giants Mental Performance Coach and former Major League All-Star Pitcher talks about his newly released book 90% Mental. He shares intimate stories of his career that makes you feel as if you were on the mound with him. Bob gives insight into his own mental game, how he works with other professional baseball players, and the importance of focusing on the mental game. If you love the game of baseball and the mental game you will want to check his book.
3:00 - Sounds of the weekend 3:15 - The Cardinals have optioned Carson Kelly to Memphis 3:30 - Hot Topics 3:45 - Former MLB pitcher Bob Tewksbury on honing in on the mental side of athletics
“Barstool Sports presents the Starting 9 featuring Jared Carrabis and Dallas Braden, the baseball podcast everyone wants but no one else will give you. This week's episode features a discussion of all the angles behind Jake Arrieta joining the Phillies, a look at Mike Moustakas returning to Kansas City, and a continuation of the “Division Preview” series, this time focusing on the NL East and the NL West teams. We also are joined by former MLB All-Star pitcher Bob Tewksbury, now the mental performance coach for the San Francisco Giants, for an interview. And, as always, Jared and Dallas answer some Twitter questions from the #groundscrew."
Brad Straubinger interview with Bob Tewksbury. Tewksie was a Cardinal from 1989 to 1994, and played with many characters along the way. We talk about those characters, including a fun story about Pedro Guerrero. We talk about his incredible 1992 season where he walked 20 in over 230 innings pitched--not accomplished since or before in a long time. And we talk about his book, 90% Mental. Bob has been a mental skills coach for many years with the Red Sox and now the Giants. A new role in baseball, but it is one that is seemingly going to become grow more in the game, Tewks talks about working with Jon Lester, and his troubles throwing to to 1st. We cover other stories about the mental side of the game and helping players through those struggles, including personal memories when he was in it mentally.
With the Cubs off to a good start, the guys break down how it's happened despite some very unimpressive offensive stats (other than Dexter Fowler). Taking pitches has definitely helped, but pretty amazing to be off to this kind of start when so many players are around the Mendoza line. The Cardinals are coming! Wouldn't anyone in their right mind want the Cubs roster over the Cardinals roster? The guys discuss. Also, Javy Baez is back on the team and they discuss the benefits of having him vs trading him.For 60 Seconds with a former Cub, Joel drops some serious A-material on Bob Tewksbury and the guys can't stop laughing. Well done, Joel. Ryan has the question of the week and Isaac covers the at bat of the week. Can you guess which one he picked? It's an easy one...
On this episode of the Replacement Level Podcast former pitcher Bob Tewksbury joined me to discuss his thirteen year MLB career. Bob talked about getting drafted by the Yankees, playing through the... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
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