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Matt Adams is joined by PGA Tour Winner Chris Kirk as they discuss the mental health struggles he had to overcome. Sports Psychologist Dr. Morris Pickens stops by to discuss how to overcome pressure when everything is on the line. We recap TGL and the Mexico Open

Welcome to an engaging episode where we delve into the psychological intricacies of coaching youth in sports. After a brief hiatus, we're back to explore how parents and coaches can create a nurturing environment for young athletes. Joining us is Dr. Ciara Losty, a lecturer in Applied Sport and Exercise Psychology. Dr. Losty shares valuable insights from her experience of working with Team Ireland at the Olympics and sheds light on fostering resilience and internal motivation in young athletes. Throughout the episode, we discuss key strategies to improve youth sports experiences, emphasising the importance of focusing on the process rather than just the outcome. Whether it's understanding the balance of pushing athletes or creating environments of enjoyment, Dr. Losty provides practical advice for anyone involved in coaching youth sports. Don't miss out on her perspectives on how to handle setbacks, build resilience, and ensure kids continue enjoying and succeeding in sports. As always, you can help support Tir Na Nóg orphanage by contributing to the fundraiser I've set up for listeners of the podcast; http://bit.ly/4fypLSh I'd also like to thank MFC Sports who have come on board as main sponsors of the podcast series and look forward to developing a productive relationship moving forward.    

Sports Psychologist Dr. Erin Ayala joins host Elizabeth Emery to discuss the struggles of being a woman involved in male-dominated sports, athlete identity, gravel racing, being prepared to compete, nerves, anxiety, racing with confidence, the pain cave, performance slumps, different types of goals and how they work, plus since it's the new year, resolutions. With over a decade of research and clinical experience, Dr. Erin Ayala is a Licensed Psychologist and Certified Mental Performance Consultant based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. She is the founder of Skadi Sport Psychology, a mission driven sport psychology practice that specializes in working with girls, women, and non-binary endurance athletes. Dr. Ayala is a published author of over 20 research articles and book chapters, and has been featured in Trailrunner Magazine, the New York Times, and other media outlets. Beyond her professional achievements, she is an accomplished endurance athlete, a lover of spreadsheets, and is likely reading 12+ books at any given time. Get involved and support the show directly at https://bit.ly/supportWsports Find all episodes http://www.hearhersports.com/ Sign up for Hear Her Sports newsletter at https://bit.ly/HHSnewsletter Find Hear Her Sports on all social @hearhersports Find Skadi Sport Psychology at https://www.skadisportpsychology.com/ Find Skadi Sport Psychology on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/skadisportpsychology Find Erin Ayala on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/erinayala/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of The Anxiety Society podcast, Cali Werner are joined by Dr. Lennie Waite, PhD, OLY, an Olympic steeplechaser and sports psychologist, to explore the phenomenon of post-Olympic blues. The discussion delves into how the high of major achievements, like competing in the Olympics, can lead to emotional dips and anxiety afterward. They also discuss how this issue extends beyond athletes, affecting anyone who experiences a significant build-up to a major life event. Tune in for valuable insights on managing the emotional aftermath of success and learning how to build a balanced, fulfilling life post-accomplishment.Key Points:[2:02] – Meet Dr. Lennie: Olympian & Sports Psychologist Dr. Lennie Waite, incredible career includes competing in the Rio Olympics, sports psychology work with athletes, and her role as a professor and mom.[4:42] – The Rise of Achievement Anxiety Dr. Lennie Waite, explains how athletes today not only train physically but also juggle brand-building and social media, contributing to heightened anxiety.[9:35] – Defining Post-Olympic Blues Post-Olympic blues refer to the emotional letdown athletes often feel after the thrill of competition fades, leaving a void after months or years of preparation.[13:00] – Parallels in Everyday Life Post-event dips aren't exclusive to athletes. Anyone preparing for significant life events—like a big exam, a wedding, or career achievement—can feel similarly.[15:40] – The Double-Edged Sword of Achievement Highlighting how striving for success can be both motivating and draining, emphasizing the importance of balance and having a well-rounded identity.[34:51] – Preparing for the Crash Practical strategies for managing the emotional fallout after a big achievement include building a well-rounded identity, mindfulness, and behavior change.Quotable Moments:[9:35] "Post-Olympic blues are the letdown of excitement, feeling important, and having the world's attention on you—then waking up one day, and it's gone." – Dr. Lennie Waite, PhD, OLY[15:03] "Achievement striving is a double-edged sword. It drives you, but at some point, you have nothing left to give, and it just plummets." – Dr. Lennie Waite, PhD, OLY[35:00] "A huge part of managing post-achievement dips is having a well-rounded identity, so you're not defined by just one accomplishment." – Cali WernerLinks Mentioned:AnxietySocietyPodcast: https://www.anxietysocietypodcast.comInstagram: @TheAnxietySocietyPod: https://www.instagram.com/TheAnxietySocietyPodPost-achievement anxiety can impact anyone, from Olympians to everyday people. By building a well-rounded identity and preparing for emotional dips, you can manage the aftermath of major life events more effectively. For more insights into anxiety, subscribe to The Anxiety Society and explore our resources on social media. Together, we can change how we deal with anxiety and build healthier, more balanced lives.

In Part 1 of Episode 32 I'm joined by Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Famer & 1997 Assistant Ryder Cup Captain Dennis Satyshur and renowned Sports Psychologist Dr. Bob Winters. Dennis Satyshur is from Erie, Pennsylvania. He won the high school state golf championship in 1968. He went to Duke on a football scholarship and captained the football team plus lettered 3 years on the golf team. He began his career in golf working at Pinehurst. He later moved to Columbia Country Club where he worked for Bill Strausbaugh for 3 years. Several years later he won the Bill Strausbaugh Award for his commitment to mentoring others. Later on he became the first Director of Golf at Caves Valley Golf Club, one of the premier courses in the country. Dennis shares stories from his time at Duke, the day he met Tom Kite, Jim Simons, and Andy North when they were all college players, how he stalked Kite to learn from him, and their friendship which led to Kite asking him to be an Assistant Captain on the 1997 Ryder Cup team. You'll also hear about his years at Caves Valley, playing alongside members like Augusta National Chairman Fred Ridley, and the culture he created there. Dr. Bob Winters makes his monthly visit to the show this week. Doc addresses what to do if we have a blow-up hole like Nelly Korda did at the Women's US Open. He also gives insights into what sets his Asian players apart from his American players.

Economist Dr. Julianne Malveaux checks into our classroom to talk about Project 2025. She will also discuss the ongoing protests on College campuses and Trump's media stock. Before Dr. Malveaux, Sports Psychologist Dr. Kwaku Smith will analyze what he terms, the series of distractions facing us. He'll start with the disrespect of Black female athletes, the NIL Payouts & more. Brother Kamau Afrika will also join us. Learn More About The 54 Countries of Africa Text "DCnews" to 52140 For Local & Exclusive News Sent Directly To You! The Big Show starts on WOLB at 1010 AM, wolbbaltimore.com, WOL 95.9 FM & 1450 AM & woldcnews.com at 6 am ET., 5 am CT., 3 am PT., and 11 am BST. Call-In # 800 450 7876 to participate, & listen liveSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Switching gears a little we've got Sports Psychologist Dr. Jason Richardson in the Unclicked studio. Jason is an Ex professional BMX racer and bicycle lifer who helps athletes achieve their full potential on and off the bike. In this episode, Jason fires off a wealth of information and offers insight into what it takes to become your best self.Check out books by Dr. Jason Richardson here: https://www.drjasonrichardson.com/Thanks to Oskar Blues, and Source BMX supporting the Unclicked Podcast!https://oskarblues.com / https://www.sourcebmx.com/ Hosts:Ryan Fudger: https://www.instagram.com/fyanrudger/?hl=enDennis Enarson: https://www.instagram.com/dennisenarson/Guest:Jason Richardson: https://www.instagram.com/realdrjrich/0:00 - Intro Dr. J38:00 - Sports Psych58:00 - Letting Go1:25:00 - Early Success1:46:00 - Mental Health2:15:00 - Parallels2:31:30 - Recognizing Patterns 

Switching gears a little we've got Sports Psychologist Dr. Jason Richardson in the Unclicked studio. Jason is an Ex professional BMX racer and bicycle lifer who helps athletes achieve their full potential on and off the bike. In this episode, Jason fires off a wealth of information and offers insight into what it takes to become your best self.Check out books by Dr. Jason Richardson here: https://www.drjasonrichardson.com/Thanks to Oskar Blues, and Source BMX supporting the Unclicked Podcast!https://oskarblues.com / https://www.sourcebmx.com/ Hosts:Ryan Fudger: https://www.instagram.com/fyanrudger/?hl=enDennis Enarson: https://www.instagram.com/dennisenarson/Guest:Jason Richardson: https://www.instagram.com/realdrjrich/0:00 - Intro Dr. J38:00 - Sports Psych58:00 - Letting Go1:25:00 - Early Success1:46:00 - Mental Health2:15:00 - Parallels2:31:30 - Recognizing Patterns Instant Microwave FuzzSketch Comedy Made in an instantListen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the Show.

After some Olympic Marathon Trials recapping, we welcomed sports psychologist, Dr. Shira A. Oretzky, Ph.D., CMPC. Dr. Oretzky has dedicated her career to helping elite athletes develop a high-performance mindset and well-being strategies to reach their full potential. She is the co-founder of MindEdge Sport and Performance Consulting, where she specializes in working with collegiate, Olympic, and professional athletes. Dr. Oretzky currently serves as a sport psychology consultant to the University of San Diego's (USD) Athletic Department and other collegiate and professional athletic teams throughout San Diego. Dr. Oretzky can be found at www.drshira.com. Could you do us a favor? We would love another review on Apple Podcasts (or whatever platform you use to listen). Reviews help us grow! THANK YOU! We have a sponsor for this episode, Lagoon, a customized pillow that we are both using enthusiastically. Check out Lagoon at https://lagoonsleep.com/pages/run-farther-faster-and-lagoon Use the code RFF for 15% off. Don't forget to follow us on Instagram and Facebook (Run Farther & Faster). --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/runfartherandfaster/message

Dr. Eddie O'Connor stands as a prominent figure in the realm of psychology, specializing in clinical and sport/performance psychology. As a seasoned professional speaker, his primary focus revolves around aiding individuals in overcoming barriers to achieve their peak performance. His extensive expertise has been applied across diverse domains, including youth, high school, collegiate, national and international, Junior Olympic, and professional athletes, as well as coaches, along with performing artists and musicians.Notably, Dr. Eddie O'Connor served as the sport psychologist for the NBA World Champion Denver Nuggets G-League affiliate, the Grand Rapids Gold. This experience underscores his ability to navigate the unique challenges and demands of high-performance sports environments. Recognized for his proficiency, he holds the esteemed titles of Fellow and Certified Mental Performance Consultant through the Association for Applied Sport Psychology. Additionally, he is a valued member of the United States Olympic Committee Sport Psychology and Mental Health Registries.Dr. Eddie's influence extends beyond direct interactions, as he is frequently sought after by the media. His insights have graced platforms such as FOX News, SiriusXM's Doctor Radio, and various publications including ESPN.com, NBA.com, Los Angeles Times, Runner's World, NYMag.com, and CNN.com. Such media recognition underscores the credibility and relevance of his expertise in both sports and performance psychology.An accomplished author and host, Dr. Eddie O'Connor penned "The Psychology of Performance: How to Be Your Best in Life" for The Great Courses. This initiative has been lauded as the "Netflix of learning" by the New York Times, recognizing its ability to recruit "the world's greatest professors" who are deemed "truly special." This further attests to Dr. Eddie's status as a distinguished authority in his field.Having delivered over 350 speaking engagements and media appearances globally, Dr. Eddie O'Connor combines a powerful and entertaining approach to disseminating his message. His impact resonates not only with athletes but with a broader audience seeking to optimize their performance and overcome obstacles in various facets of life. Dr. Eddie O'Connor's contributions are grounded in a wealth of experience and expertise, making him a revered figure in the realm of psychology and peak performance.Watch full episode on YouTubeResources Mentioned:Dr. Eddie's websiteDr. Eddie's Sleep Your Way to the Top workshopDr. Eddie's YouTube ChannelSupport the LYM Podcast:Subscribe to our YouTube channelLeave us a review on Apple Podcasts or SpotifyVisit our website Join our mailing listSend a gift to our host VinceWant to sponsor episodes of LYM? Reach out to us on our websiteSupport the show

January 18th, 2024 The Musers welcome an old friend into studio to discuss the psychology side of the Dallas Cowboys playoff loss & some new book recommendations that are soon to be released. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and X Listen to past episodes on The Ticket's Website And follow The Ticket Top 10 on Apple, Spotify or Amazon Music See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of Next on the Tee, I am joined by one of the all-time great Authors and Golf TV Broadcast Producers Keith Hirshland, PGA Tour Legend Hal Sutton, Host of Grilling at the Green & BBQ aficionado Jeff Tracy, and top Sports Psychologist Dr. Bob Winters. Keith Hirshland is my all-time favorite author and one of the great people you get to meet in this life. He's written 6 wonderful books including "Song Girl, A Mystery in 2 Verses" (watch out for the CT Mascaro character), "Cover Me Boys I'm Going In, Tales of the Tube from a Broadcast Brat (my all-time favorite book), and his latest is the second installment in the Murphy Murphy series this one is titled, The Case of the Commission on Cliches. You can get all of them out on Amazon or www.keithhirshland.com. Keith and I talk about what mischief Murphy gets into this time around. It's going to be such a fun read. Keith is also the Producer of the LIV Golf broadcasts. We hear his thoughts on Season 2 of LIV golf, if he thinks there will be a Season 3 plus some of the cool new drone technology they're looking to use if/when Season 3 comes around. Hal Sutton has become a dear friend and someone I am so thankful for. He is currently putting the finishing touches on his new course design called Darmor Club located just outside of Houston. It's an old-school Scottish design using templates from C.B MacDonald and Seth Raynor. He has created a course that we can all enjoy. It is certainly on my bucket list to play. In addition to hear about Darmor Club, I also get Hal's thoughts on the Ryder Cup and if NIL deals are about to infiltrate the world of golf. Hal also shares his disappointment about how playing on Tour used to be about the privilege of playing the PGA Tour and playing for the charities each week. It was them first and you second or third. Now it's about self. You can stay up-to-date with Hal by going online to www.halsuttongolf.com or following @halsuttongolf on social media. Jeff Tracy is a BBQ Master and the Host of the Grilling at the Green show. Jeff shares his excitement over his recent first trip to a Bucee's. He talks about their barbecue and the wall of jerky. Jeff expounds on Hal's thoughts of giving back, doing for others, and the importance of benefit golf tournaments. We also talk about the crossover between the golf and horse industries AND we get his recommendation for a great barbecue sauce and rub so you can become King of the Grill. Check out Jeff online at www.grillingatthegreen.net and www.bbqnationjt.com Dr. Robert Winters is one of the top Sports Psychologists in our game. He shares a wonderful story about Arnold Palmer and the putting tip Arnie gave him as a teenager when Bob attended one of Arnold's golf academies in Pennsylvania. That tip would pay dividends years later when they played together at Bay Hill in 2007 and Arnie needed to sink a few putts to win a side wager. We also learn techniques for how to calm ourselves down after a bad shot and the importance of self-belief. Plus we hear about Dr. Bob's sports vision research that can lead to improved putting. To get more information about Dr. Bob plus mental game tips online at www.theconfidencedoctor.com or email him directly at drbob@drbobwinters.com

Guest: Dr Jannie Botha | Sports Psychologist and Speaker  Africa Melane is in conversation with Dr Jannie Botha, sports psychologist who has been involved with South Africa's national sports teams for many years – taking care of their mental well-being and providing motivation all the way.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Motivational Speaker, Author, and College Professor Dr. Denis Kimbro returns to our classroom on Wednesday morning. Dr. Kimbro, the author of Think and Grow Rich, A Black Choice, and several other books, will discuss Black Cultures' strengths. Before Dr. Kimbro, Sports Psychologist Dr. Kweku Smith will talk about the impact of Black Fathers on Coco Gauff and Deion Sanders's sons. Maryland State Senator Jill Carter will also explain why the saying, "nothing can be done for young offenders" is a false narrative and Psychologist Dr. Jason Anthony will also join us. Revolution! 10 Notable Black Uprisings Text "DCnews" to 52140 For Local & Exclusive News Sent Directly To You! The Big Show starts on WOLB at 1010 AM, wolbbaltimore.com, WOL 95.9 FM & 1450 AM & woldcnews.com at 6 am ET., 5 am CT., 3 am PT., and 11 am BST. Call-In # 800 450 7876 to participate, & listen liveSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the Rox Lyfe podcast I get to speak with Dr Josephine Perry. Josephine is a sports psychologist who runs her own performance psychology consultancy, Performance in Mind. She has years of experience working with Elite and Amateur athletes, including Olympic medallists, across many sports, to enhance their mental game and overall performance. In this chat we talk about some of the most common issues she sees in athletes, how to deal with performance anxiety, what to think about when a race is getting really tough, how to minimise the chances of mistakes in a race, what to do if HYROX is becoming a bit of an addiction for you, and lots more.  It was such a fun, interesting, insightful chat with a true expert in her field who has helped some of the top names in sport and contains something that everyone can benefit from this whatever level they're at.  You can follow Josephine on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/josephineperry76/ and visit her website https://performanceinmind.co.uk/

We're elated to introduce one of Team USA's Sports Psychologist, Dr Colleen Hacker, a certified mental performance consultant (CMPC), author, and professor. Dr.  Hacker uncovers the keys to achieve excellence in sports and life. This enlightening conversation is rooted in her latest book, Achieving Excellence Mastering Mindset for Peak Performance in Sport and Life. How often do we consider confidence as a dynamic entity, especially for world champions? Dr Hacker challenges our understanding of this concept, inspiring a fascinating discussion about pain, risk, and the pursuit of athletic greatness. Highlighting the importance of physiology for masters athletes, we discover how understanding our bodies can propel us to new heights in our chosen fields. Swimming serves as a perfect canvas to illustrate Dr Hacker's insights into the interplay of mental and physical skills in sports. Race strategies, strength, flexibility - all these elements interweave with mental tools like self-talk, cognitive restructuring, and imagery to create a triumphant athlete. Whether you're a sports enthusiast, a high-achieving corporate athlete, or someone captivated by the psychology of excellence, this episode promises to engage and enlighten. Join us and discover the immense power of mindset in sports and life with Dr Colleen Hacker.If you struggle with dry, itchy hair and skin, TRISWIM is perfect for you. Head over to sbrsportsinc.com and use code MOJO23 for 23% off your order! This code is only valid for the next 30 Days so get yourself some TRISWIM today! To help prevent, heal, and protect yourself from the harsh pool chemicals, upgrade your post-swim hair and skin routine with TRISWIM Premium After-Swim Care, a favorite among master's swimmers and swimmers of all ages. TRISWIM is a swimmer-specialized personal care line of shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and lotion that is specifically formulated to gently remove chlorine, salt water, and other harsh pool chemicals while strengthening & hydrating. TRISWIM soothes, repairs & heals the hair and skin with vitamins, botanicals, proteins and Keratin all with fun tropical scents. TRY TRISWIM. Thank you for listening to Champion's Mojo! If you enjoy the show, we'd be so grateful if you'd leave us a review on Apple.

In this episode, Women on the Move Podcast Host Sam Saperstein sits down with Dr. Wendy Borlabi, Director of Mental Performance and Health for the Chicago Bulls. Wendy discusses the personal philosophy and authenticity she draws on to support athletes, young women, and even herself to help optimize performance and become mentally tough. The pair also discuss Wendy's commitment to bringing other women along in the sports psychology field, and how she strives to be a role model in success and failure for both her own kids. Commitment to authenticity Wendy followed her own authenticity to her current role with the Bulls. After earning her undergrad degree in psychology, she worked as a psychologist for several years in Oklahoma, helping support adults with depression and schizophrenia. Being an athlete herself (she had once aspired to play in the WNBA) and remembering a conference on sports psychology that she had attended earlier with a friend, she started thinking about moving into that area. She soon started the master's program in sports psychology at Georgia Southern, and describes a pivotal moment in her life: her advisor warned her that the sports psychology field was full of men who may not be welcoming to a woman of color. “He wanted to prepare me that this was not gonna be an easy thing,” she tells Sam. At first, she says, she was upset by his message, but she soon had a realization: “I needed to be me authentically. I couldn't change who I was in order to get a position.” Since then, she says, being true to herself has served her well. “I just remember my first year so much,” she recalls to Sam. “I just got to see when I was myself, my goofy regular self, they gravitated to me. And when I tried to be somebody else, it didn't work again. I don't know if I would've thought of that if he wouldn't have said that to me.” Commitment to other women In her role with the Bulls, Wendy works with players, coaches, trainers, and “anybody in basketball operations” to help them perform better mentally. “If you think about a strength and conditioning coach or a nutritionist or a physical therapist, they get you back in different pieces of your body to help you perform,” she describes. “And what I do is on the brain, to help you be able to tackle some of those things that can possibly prevent you from performing your best at your job.” But, she says, there aren't a lot of women in the sports psychology field and it can be a difficult space for women to maneuver in. She hopes to see a big increase in the number of women across the entire male-dominated sports industry: bringing other women along, who in turn inspire more women is a personal goal. To that end, Wendy founded a nonprofit called Wisdom Knot, which is dedicated to educating disadvantaged youth about careers in sports other than being an athlete. The more women that girls see doing these jobs, the more girls will be inspired, she says. But she also notes it's just as important that men in the field are welcoming to women and make active statements like “A woman could do this job.” In addition to the nonprofit, Wendy also founded Borlobi Consulting, focused specifically on women in sports psychology. Recognizing that there aren't a lot of avenues into the field of sports psychology, she wanted to spread the word and provide more opportunities for women.  She hires interns who get experience working with an NBA team or another institution, but also learn directly from Wendy about being a sports psychologist. The foundation also provides a platform for Wendy to do podcasts, presentations, and other outreach. Wendy has a message for listeners working toward their own goals, which comes from a John Gordon Book called How to Be a Coffee Bean. “It talks about the fact that if you take hot water and you put an egg in it, that the egg becomes hard and you don't want to be a hard person to work with or deal with. If you put a carrot in the hot water, it becomes mushy and you don't want to be that person either. However, if you put a coffee bean in the hot water, what happens? They come together, they work together, they develop something magical: coffee. So I want you to be a coffee bean. I want you to come together with the things in your life and develop something magical. And that can be anything in your corner of the world.” Disclaimer: The speakers' opinions belong to them and may differ from opinions of J.P. Morgan Chase & Co and its affiliates. Views presented on this podcast are those of the speakers; they are as of July 28th, 2023 and they may not materialize. Full transcript here 

This is our third episode of six honoring our time with pioneering Sports Psychologist Dr. Glen Albaugh who passed away in early 2023. In this episode titled “Practice Like You Play for Better Results on the Course” is the first of a two part conversation that was originally published as Golf Smarter #420 on January 21, 2014.By establishing structure in pre, post and in-between shot routines, Glen gives golfers the ability to apply his most profound insight “the perfect swing is the one you trust”. In Winning the Battle Within – this podcast episode, the book, and his workshop/consultations – Glen features quality practice describing drills that will enhance learning and improve performance. Dr. Glen Albaugh, author of “Winning the Battle Within” passed away in Feb 2023 at the age of 91. Glen was a beloved professor and iconic figure at the University of the Pacific, visionary sports psychologist, and a beloved guest on Golf Smarter. He was also the head coach for the University golf team for more than two decades. Two of his closest friendships were with two Super Bowl winning NFL Coaches, Pete Carroll and Bill Walsh.UoP Men's Golf Program donations https://www.joinpaf.org/giving/First Tee of San Joaquin https://firstteesanjoaquin.org/get-involved/(P.O. Box 77919 Stockton, CA 95267.)“RENOWNED SPORTS PSYCHOLOGIST, PROFESSOR AND GOLF COACH GLEN ALBAUGH WAS LIFE-LONG MENTOR” https://pacifictigers.com/news/2023/2/21/general-renowned-sports-psychologist-professor-and-golf-coach-glen-albaugh-was-life-long-mentor.aspxWINNING THE BATTLE WITHIN (book#1) https://www.amazon.com/Winning-Battle-Within-Perfect-Swing/dp/0984417141/?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_w=cv6nV&content-id=amzn1.sym.ed85217c-14c9-4aa0-b248-e47393e2ce12&pf_rd_p=ed85217c-14c9-4aa0-b248-e47393e2ce12&pf_rd_r=143-6411918-4597021&pd_rd_wg=MHvFS&pd_rd_r=408c30be-5b6c-4668-b601-c66fe051f5e9&ref_=aufs_ap_sc_dskTHE CLUTCH GOLFER FORMULA (book#2) https://www.amazon.com/CLUTCH-GOLFER-FORMULA-Exactly-Precisely-ebook/dp/B082953C85/?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_w=cv6nV&content-id=amzn1.sym.ed85217c-14c9-4aa0-b248-e47393e2ce12&pf_rd_p=ed85217c-14c9-4aa0-b248-e47393e2ce12&pf_rd_r=143-6411918-4597021&pd_rd_wg=MHvFS&pd_rd_r=408c30be-5b6c-4668-b601-c66fe051f5e9&ref_=aufs_ap_sc_dskThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3464073/advertisement

Today, the mental health conversations continue with Sports Psychologist Dr. Jarrod Spencer, the creator of Mind of the Athlete. Dr. Spencer discusses how he created the Mind of the Athlete brand, how the mental health space has evolved over the years, what athletes are doing to maintain their mental health as well as some advice to keep a healthy mind.For more information, visit https://mindoftheathlete.com/---

From how to be a better descender, to how mentally testing cycling really is and the impact of social media platforms like Strava on elite cyclists, this week Emma and Will chat to sports psychologist Dr. Josie Perry about all things mental and cycling. Dr. Perry works with elite and amateur athletes, helping them tune into their mental wellbeing to become better versions of themselves. In this episode she spills some of her secrets.Interview begins at 4m09Did you know Cyclist is also stunning monthly magazine? And if you subscribe now you'll receive a FREE Sportful Hot Pack Easylight Gilet worth £75!Subscribe here: store.cyclist.co.uk/cycpod_________This episode is brought to you by GCN+, the home of live bike racing. Right now a 12 month subscription is less than half the price of a monthly subscription, and all our UK listeners can get a further 15% off that by visiting gcn.eu/cyclist15_________This episode is also supported by H.V.M.N, the creators of Ketone-IQ.We hear a lot about ketones in the pro peloton, but what are they?According to the experts H.V.M.N, ketones are a natural source of fuel for your body. When stored carbs are depleted, your body starts to convert fat into ketones. Studies show that ketones are 28% more efficient than glucose, making them a super-efficient fuel source for the brain and the body.These benefits led H.V.M.N to create Ketone-IQ: a drinkable ketone designed to support energy, focus and endurance.Developed alongside the U.S. military, Ketone-IQ is one of the most powerful ketone supplements on the market. It's designed to elevate your ketone levels for up to 4 hours – much longer than other products. Plus, it's vegan, caffeine free, and compliant with the World Anti-Doping Agency's guidelines. That's a major win for athletes.Ketone-IQ Shots are the best way to get your ketones on the go. They're portable, convenient, and fit perfectly in your pocket during a ride or a race.You can save 20% on Ketone-IQ using the promo code CYCLIST at https://hvmn.com/CYCLIST?To learn more about achieving your ultimate metabolic potential, subscribe to H.V.M.N's podcast “Health Via Modern Nutrition with Dr. Latt Mansor” on iTunes, Spotify, and YouTube. See hvmn.com for more detailsWe've partnered with Quotezone on a prize draw to win a one year subscription to Cyclist magazine worth over £75, all you need to do is try out Quotezone's bicycle insurance comparison tool and you'll be automatically entered into the prize draw when you get a quote. Simply go to quotezone.co.uk/cyclist and try out the comparison tool to be entered into the prize draw. Please note this competition is open to our UK listeners only and the winner will be selected at random and notified before the end of May 2023.Click here for more on the Cyclist Magazine Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Do you have what it takes to win? In this recast, we sit down with Clinical & Sports Psychologist Dr. McCabe to discuss how to train our mindset to grow our business. We talk about the Success Formula, the five people you need to have in your life, and the four types of clients. Dr. Bhrett McCabe combines his championship experience as an athlete with his clinical training as a psychologist to help competitors break free from their patterns of struggle and create winning solutions on their playing fields. He works regularly with coaches and athletes to overcome struggles of performance and managing the psychological burden of athletic injuries.Over the past 10 years, Dr. McCabe has become a trusted resource for amateur, collegiate, and professional golfers on the PGA, LPGA, and Korn Ferry Tours. Additionally, Dr. McCabe is the Sports and Performance Psychologist for the University of Alabama Athletic Department, providing services to all sports, including the 2016 and 2018 National Championship Football Teams. Dr. McCabe's latest endeavor is called Catalyst School, where Dr. McCabe provides weekly, live coaching sessions via Zoom for anyone who is a catalyst for others- coaches and business leaders alike. As a high performance coach, Dr. McCabe has seen it all and he gives his best advice in this golden episode. Connect with Dr. Bhrett McCabe via his website: https://bhrettmccabe.com. Enjoy this episode? Help us reach more listeners like you by subscribing, rating, and reviewing this podcast.

As athletes we're often told to “just believe”, or to “be confident”, to “relax & focus” but few people ever learn the skills required to execute these seemingly simple tasks.A massive element of running (especially marathon & ultra-distance running) is mental - in fact most people will tell you that up to 90% of it is all in your head. But how much time do we spend training our minds vs training our legs? Kirsten van Heerden is a Clinical Psychologist by qualification and leading Sports Psychologist by daily practice, working with some of South Africa's most talented and upcoming athletes. Her career as a professional swimmer and personal battles with mental preparation, nervousness, competitiveness and identity, sparked her curiosity for psychology, or as she puts it, how we learn and teach the skills necessary to control the mind.In this episode you will learn how to improve your mental fitness. Dr. van Heerden arms you with a “toolbox” of techniques and practises that are easy to introduce into your training and will help you develop the skills required to:calm your nerves(re)focus your mind broaden your perspective on success/failure understand the link between identity, self-worth and achievementEnjoy!

Dr. Mo Pickens, PhD is a sports psychologist who has worked with some of the best on the PGA TOUR. In this week's episode, he and host Adam Fonseca discuss tips that any golfer could benefit from, including how to add pressure to your practice routine to score better. Visit Dr. Mo's website at www.drmolearntowin.com to learn more. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/golf-unfiltered/message

When you imagine a high-performance athlete, what qualities do they possess? Determination perhaps? Grit? Tenacity? According to today's guest, self-compassion is actually the key to success.This week Sara chats with Sports Psychologist Dr. Erin Ayala. Beginning as a professor of Sports Psychology, Erin now takes on clients in all realms of sport - from triathletes to golfers, to rock climbers.Erin shares some key takeaways from the athletes she's worked with, highlighting the importance of self-compassion and a growth mindset. Erin and Sara discuss how levels of arousal can alter our ability to perform as we move from rational to emotional thinking and even gives some insight into Feisty Media's latest project!Follow Erin on Instagram @erineayalaDownload the Feisty Female Athlete Guide:https://www.womensperformance.com/ Join the waitlist for Fueled: A comprehensive nutrition course for active women by Feisty Media | Coming April 2023:https://www.womensperformance.com/fueled-waitlist Learn More about the Feisty Kona Tri-Cation:https://www.feistytriathlon.com/trication Follow us on Instagram:@feisty_womens_performance Feisty Media Website:https://livefeisty.com/ Support our Partners:InsideTracker: Get 20% off at insidetracker.com/feisty Previnex: Get 15% off your first order with code PERFORMANCE at https://www.previnex.com VJ Shoes: Use code FEISTYVJ for $20 off a pair of shoes at https://vjshoesusa.com/pages/feisty

AMBS and Dave entertain Ashland University Professor and Psychologist Curt Ickes. Author of many books but most recently WIN THE NEXT PITCH and YOU GOT THIS, the beginning of a children's series to teach the mental game to young athletes. Learn concepts like "arrow out", the "3 T's", and the come to understand success strategies for the 3 phases of performance.

Denver-based clinical sports psychologist, Dr. Justin Ross,  helps athletes all over the world develop high skills aimed at peak performance.   In this episode, Justin provides tips for scenarios that runners experience while training and racing, including overcoming pre-race and performance anxiety, negative thoughts after a workout or race, fear of failure, and anxiety after injury.  Justin, who is a 2:57 marathoner, talks about his Boston Marathon experiences and how he overcomes his own challenges while racing, or, in his words, "eventing."  Recently, Justin launched the first embedded Performance Psychology Training Plan in Training Peaks, which is a training program that athletes can download to build a stronger mental muscle with daily five-minute exercises.  Justin can be found on Instagram and Facebook, and at www.drjustinross.com. We loved this conversation and have no doubt that Justin's guidance will help our listeners tremendously!  We would love some additional reviews on Apple Podcasts. We thank all of you who have already reviewed our show. This helps other runners find us. Check us out on Facebook (Run Farther & Faster), Instagram (@runfartherandfaster) and Twitter (@Runfartherfast). Interested in taking your running to the next level? Contact us for private coaching at julieandlisa@runfartherandfaster.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/runfartherandfaster/message

Dr. Joel Fish is a nationally recognized expert in sport psychology who has worked in the field for the past twenty-five years. He is a licensed psychologist who has worked extensively with athletes of all ages and skills levels, from youth sport through the Olympic and professional ranks. Dr. Fish has been a sport psychology consultant for the Philadelphia 76ers, the Philadelphia Flyers, the Philadelphia Phillies Organization,the USA Women's National Field Hockey Team, and the USA Women's National Soccer Team. He is one of the only sport psychologists in the country who has worked with three professional sports teams in the same city at the same time. Dr. Fish has also served as a sport psychology consultant for Saint Joseph's University, the University of Pennsylvania,and Temple University. He has spoken nationwide on sport psychology at over 300 universities and is a popular presenter at a variety of athletic functions.In this episode, Dr. Fish discusses the confidence issues young athletes battle with and how the deep dive involved in his psychoanalysis. He also discusses his book 101 Ways to become a Terrific Sports Parent. Support the showhttps://www.facebook.com/RACPodcast1/https://twitter.com/rac_podcast1https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnboruk/

When the lights are on and the ball is in play, we tend to forget that athletes are human too. They have families, friends, bills, obligations, and commitments like everyone else. And their jobs are really, really stressful. Failure can lead to the scorn of fans in the arena and on social media. Pundits can be unusually cruel. Coaches and General Managers can be fickle when players underperform and losses mount. To deal with these pressures, collegiate and professional athletes often turn to a sports psychologist to help them overcome their doubts, regain their confidence, curiosity and purpose, and strive toward performing at their potential. One of those sports psychologists is Dr. Rick Aberman. He is a pioneer in the field and has been working with elite athletes and corporate executives for 30 years. In this discussion, Dr. Aberman talks about how business leaders and sports coaches can more effectively assess talent, help team members move past failure, manage emotions, build healthy work cultures, and help their people live full, well-rounded lives. One of his most powerful tools is simply asking the people he works with “how good do you want to be?” After receiving his Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Dr. Aberman became one of the first psychologists in the country to be hired as a member of a sports medicine staff. He initiated a program designed to specifically meet the needs of high performing competitive student-athletes, coaches, and administrators at the University of Wisconsin. Dr. Aberman served as the Director of Peak Performance on the medical staff of the Minnesota Twins. In addition, he continues to be a long-standing advisor to athletic teams and coaches at the University of Minnesota. He utilizes the latest thinking in psychology, motivation, neuroscience, and peak performance.

Clinical Psychologist Dr. Jerome Foxx will explain the difficulties in creating Generational Wealth for Black Families. Dr. Foxx using his formula for breaking White addiction will show how to build Generational Wealth. Before we hear from Dr. Foxx, Sports Psychologist Dr. Ramel Smith on the problems young professional athletes when they enter the Major Leagues. Before Dr. Smith, Brother Hashim outlines a campaign to revamp curricula in schools. Text "DCnews" to 52140 For Local & Exclusive News Sent Directly To You! The Big Show starts on WOL 95.9 FM & 1450 AM, 1010 AM WOLB and woldcnews.com at 6 am ET., 5 am CT., 3 am PT., and 11 am BST. Call in # 800 450 7876 to participate & listen liveSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is a replay of one of our more popular episodes from the past. Though this interview took place in 2020, but the insights are still relevant and beneficial today. We hope you enjoy this episode as you listen to it for the first time or as a refresher.  Dr. Bhrett McCabe is one of the leading experts in the area of sports psychology. The best of the best turn to him when they need help with performance and mindset. He is the founder of The MindSide and is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist with Clinical Psychology Ph.D. from Louisiana State University (LSU). He is also a practicing Sports Psychologist and he works with a number of PGA TOUR professionals, including Jon Rahm and Billy Horschel. Dr. McCabe has also worked extensively with the University of Alabama athletic department. His podcast "The Secrets to Winning" comes highly recommended and is one of our favorites. Click here for Dr. McCabe's complete bio In today's episode, we discuss: What makes Nick Saban so good Mental toughness Getting the most out of athletes Performing under pressure ... and so much more!!! Resources, Books, and Links  Twitter: @DrBhrettMccabe Website: BhrettMccabe.com Instagram: @DrBhrettMcCabe Facebook: Facebook.com/DrBhrettMccabe Catalyst School: TheCatalystSchool.com Linkedin: Linkedin.com/in/bhrett-mccabe-4630ab9 Listen to Jamy when he appeared on Bhrett's "Secrets to Winning" podcast: https://www.bhrettmccabe.com/secrets-to-winning-podcast/becoming-the-leader-your-team-needs-jamy-bechler/ Listen to Bhrett's  "Secrets to Winning" podcast Articles of Interest . . . 19 Pieces of Advice I Wish I Knew Earlier Leading Sports Psychologists on the Role Golf Can Play in a Crisis Every Golfer is One of these 5 Personality Types Handling Adversity: Not if but when Alabama Team Psychologist Helps Crimson Tide Athletes Coaches Cope with Coronavirus Past "Success is a Choice" podcast episodes of interest . . . Nate Bain (Tennessee Titans Social Media Manager) - Episode 143 Adrian Griffin (Toronto Raptors assistant coach) - Episode 141 Ben Curtis (former British Open Champion) - Episode 140 Mike Lombardi (Former NFL General Manager) - Episode 138 Mark Immelman (PGA Broadcaster) - Episode 137 Bill Curry (former SEC Coach of the Year) - Episode 134 Gary Reasons (2x SuperBowl Champion) - Episode 105 Jon Gordon (author of "The Energy Bus) - Episode 100 Brittany Horschel (wife of PGA Tour pro Billy Horschel) - Episode 084 Paul Tesori (caddie for PGA Tour pro Webb Simpson) - Episode 080 Dwane Casey (2018 NBA Coach of the Year) - Episode 001 Bhrett McCabe in Action https://youtu.be/hrXg0-v6w8o https://youtu.be/tA4IsR3jd4U https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbp_K0SM0v4&t=10s Rate and Review Please consider rating the podcast with 5 stars and leaving a quick review on iTunes.  Ratings and reviews are the lifeblood of a podcast. This helps tremendously in bringing the podcast to the attention of others. Thanks again for listening and remember that “Success is a choice. What choice will you make today?”   Jamy Bechler is the author of five books including The Captain and The Bus Trip, host of the Success is a Choice Podcast, professional speaker, and trains organizations on creating championship cultures. He previously spent 20 years as a college basketball coach and administrator.  The Leadership Playbook is Bechler's online program that helps athletes become better teammates and more positive leaders while strengthening a team's culture. As a certified John Maxwell leadership coach, Bechler has worked with businesses and teams, including the NBA. Follow him on Twitter at @CoachBechler. To connect with him via email or find out about his services, please contact speaking@CoachBechler.com. You can also subscribe to his insights on success and leadership by clicking here.

The Tiger-Cats were back on the practice field for the first time since Saturday's big win over Winnipeg turning their attention to a huge East Division match up in Montreal. We hear from Coach Orlondo Steinauer and wide receiver Steven Dunbar Jr. and later Louie Butko sits down with Sports Psychologist Dr. Carla Edwards. 

He's worked with many of the highest performing teams, coaches and athletes in sports, including Nick Saban's Alabama football teams, and prominent sports psychologist Dr. Kevin Elko visits Charlie's podcast this episode to discuss how the mind can be conditioned to help people achieve great things - including on the golf course! Join us for an engaging listen you won't soon forget!

On today's episode I have a very special guest with me. Dr.Hickmann has been the Sports Psychologist for the Los Angeles Clipper for 2 years now and has plenty of experience with the sports world. Working for the New York Jets from 2009-2014 and was also the Clinical and Sports Psychologist for the Brooklyn Nets from 2010-2014. She has also worked with the Navy and has been a Clinical Consultant for the NFL since 2010. Her experience is immersed in so many different venues that you wouldn't assume that she was a gymnast back in the day. We talk about being in the zone, how internal and external factors play a key role in performance, asking if too much praise is damaging to a player and many more interesting topics. Dr. Hickmann brings an abundance of knowledge, well provoked ideas, and critical advice in this episode. If you love how an athletes mind works and want to know the intricate details that go into getting an athlete back to playing, this episode is just for you. Sit back and relax, and listen to all these sports facts.

On this episode of Important Miscellaneous Talks your host Glassford Crossfield and his guests African Prince and Dr. Patrick Cohn talk about why some athletes struggle when it comes to performing on the main stage. We also talked about the differences between practice and the game, and how a lot of his sports philosophies translate well into your life whether you're an athlete or not. Follow the Host: Personal Instagram: https://instagram.com/real_l.a._glass... Podcast Instagram: https://instagram.com/miscellaneous_p... Personal TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMJx77o6T/ Podcast YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCETs... Blogs on similar topics: https://link.medium.com/wpL2YRffwbb Personal Twitter: https://twitter.com/glassford41 Follow African Prince: Personal Instagram: https://instagram.com/african_prince_... Personal Snapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/africanp... Personal Podcast: https://anchor.fm/prince-kahilu Follow Patrick Cohn: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@patrick.cohn?lang=en Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sportspsychcoach/?hl=en --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/glassford-crossfield/support

Subscribe to the Mindset Forge Newsletter:  https://bit.ly/3xKWAqNBarton and Harold enjoy a lively discussion about the 15 steps to a Champion Mindset.  Some of the topics include:  the habits and focus of high level athletes, what the "Twisty's" are and why Simone Biles opted out of performing in the 2020 Olympic Games, The three W's to avoid as an athlete,and breaking down how to learn about a performance  by asking three questions immediately after the event happens.  Dr. Shinitzky is a highly sought after presenter nationally and internationally. He is the developer of A Champion's Mindset, and The Winning Zone. He also co-authored the book, "A Champions Mindset: 15 Mental Conditioning Steps to Becoming a Champion Athlete" and works with nationally ranked junior, collegiate, Olympic and professional athletes (PGA, NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL). Dr. Harold E. Shinitzky, Psy. D. is located in Clearwater and St. Petersburg Florida. What is Sport Psychology?The specialization of Sport Psychology is an interdisciplinary field that integrates decades of research from biomechanics, kinesiology, physiology and psychology. Sport Psychology is the synthesis of these fields as they apply to the impact of psychological factors affecting athletic performance as well as the science of assessing the effects of sport and exercise on psychological and physical factors. A Sport Psychologist applies this wealth of knowledge when working with the athlete, teams, coaches, and parents and covers numerous skills which can be developed in order to improve or achieve optimal athletic performance. A Sport Psychologist is an individual who has earned a doctoral degree in Psychology, has completed an internship and post-doctoral training and passed the national examination to be a Licensed Psychologist. As a Sport Psychologist, I help nationally ranked junior athletes all the way to Olympic and professional athletes from every association.  Working with these athletes we seek to improve mental toughness, personal motivation, goal-setting, and emotion management to attain their greatest athletic abilities as well as life skills in order to be a better person today and after they conclude their athletic career. Find out more about  Dr. Harold Shinitzky: https://drshinitzky.com/To buy "A Champion's Mindset" - https://amzn.to/3bBQpOrFor more information about Coaching with Barton or ordering a Mindset Forge T-Shirt, contact him at:  bgbryan@gmail.com Let's be 1% better each week by Forging a Powerful Athlete's MindsetMindset, Dedication, Athlete, Strength, Consistency, diet, exercise, grit, endurance, cardio, weights, powerlifting, functional strength training, flexibility, CEO, Entrepreneur, Business, Chest day, Back day, leg day, Squats, Deadlifts, Rows, Bench press, dumbbells, Incline bench, Lunges, running, stair master, elliptical, glutes, quads, biceps, triceps, pecs, lats, deltoids, hamstrings, calves, Fitness, Physique, Bikini Division, Wellness Division, Bold, Camp Gladiator, Performance, Athletic performance, Olympics, CrossFit, CrossFit Central, CrossFit Games, Camp Gladiator, Gymnastics training, Golden Colorado, Strongmen, Strongwomen, Power, Core, Kip Ups, Olympics, Summer Olympics, USA Swimming, USA Olympic Team, University of Texas, UT, Texas, Austin Texas, UT Austin,  USA Athletics, 

This week Lakes Woods and Irons features a 2 part interview with author and sports psychologist Dr. Morris Pickens plus Chris and Mac discuss the money being thrown around on the LIV tour.

A special Mother's Day show with longtime Sports Psychologist Dr. Andrew Jacobs as he discusses the importance of mothers everywhere, his own stories and invites callers to share their favorite stories about their mothers as well. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join James for a conversation with Dr. Rob Bell, a prominent sports psychologist who's worked with athletes in various sports and of differing abilities, on how ideas from sports psychology can be used in everyday life.

"The secret to living well and longer is: eat half, walk double, laugh triple, and love without measure.”-Tibetan ProverbThe human brain is one of the most complex and powerful structures in the world. The more science has progressed, the more we realize how little we actually know about our brains, and the more we understand just how incredible they are. So, wouldn't we want something as powerful and useful as our brains to last as long as possible? This week's guest is  professor Dr. Kendra Seaman. Kendra taught 6th grade science with Teach for America before she completed a master's and PhD at The Catholic University of America. She completed a postdoc in the Motivated Cognition and Aging Brain Lab at Yale and Duke Universities before joining the faculty at UT Dallas in 2019. Kendra's research is dedicated to using basic and translational scientific research studies to promote health and wellbeing across adulthood. If you want to learn more about the Aging Well Lab, follow this link!Throughout this episode we dive deep into the difference between the mind and brain and how they age differently, how to actively work against the aging of your mind, how your diet can affect the way your brain functions, and the type of physical activity that can improve your brain's function. We also cover the value your social network has on your longevity, whether you can reverse the aging of your brain or not, what you can start doing more of to improve your memory, and 5 tips to improve your ability to age well!Related Episodes:58 - Improving Your Quality of Life Using Mindfulness w/ author Clif Smith pt.127 - How to Lose Weight & Sharpen Your Mind w/ Antonio Montez pt.160 - Own Your Identity & Handling Rejection w/ actress Gabbie David pt. 113 - Improving Your Self Image & Building a Support System w/ Sports Psychologist Dr. Chantelle Green pt. 1Check out EVL Nutrition for your one stop shop to supplements! They offer great tasting protein, pre and post workout supplements, multivitamins, and so much more!Use code "QUESTEVL20" for 20% off all your supplement orders and combine this code with others to save even more! Fill out our quick 6-question audience survey to help us give you the best experience possible!Audience Advice Survey Reach out to and follow us on Instagram!Follow us on Twitter!And remember to GET AFTER IT!

Sports Psychologist, Dr. Bob Winters (TheConfidenceDoctor.com) discusses how the Masters and Augusta National are designed for drama, how even the best players can struggle with patience and focus, how to reset after a poor shot, and master your energy and intention to get the most out of your round.

Dr. Rob Gilbert is the legendary professor of sports psychology at Montclair State University, public speaker, motivational coach, and sports coach behind Successful Hotline. For more than 30 years, he's recorded daily, three-minute motivational messages heard by people around the around. You can subscribe to the Success Hotline podcast here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/success-hotline-with-dr-rob-gilbert/id1532154557 On the latest episode of One Week Challenge, Dr. Gilbert explains why you should consider his “7C” challenge.  One Week Challenge is presented by the tactical and fitness apparel brand Ten Thousand. Ten Thousand makes the highest quality, best-fitting, and most comfortable training shorts in the game.   Ten Thousand is offering One Week Challenge listeners 15% off their purchase. Go to TenThousand.cc/OWC15 for 15% off.

Bridging the gap to young athletes… what moves and motivates them. Sports Psychologist Dr. Kensa Gunter also reveals elite athletes' mental wellness tools that can better all of our lives.

"Don't let the fear of the unknown keep you from experiencing a life greater than you have ever known."-Jeff McClungUncertainty is definitely a scary thing. The fear of the unknown holds a lot of us back, from achieving what we want most. However, the best thing we can do to begin to overcome that fear of uncertainty is start slowly moving in its direction. You don't have to conquer your goals as soon as you set them, but you'll never reach them if you don't start moving!This week's episode is part two of our conversation with Gabbie David. Gabbie graduated from the University of Oklahoma, where she was the first Asian actress accepted into the OU School of Drama. While there, she starred in numerous plays and began starring in commercials with the Oklahoma City Thunder professional basketball team, NBC Universal, and various movies on Lifetime network. She is currently a professional actress currently pursuing her dreams while living in LA.Throughout this episode we dive into how to handle peer pressure, 3 tips for how to handle uncertainty and the unknown, how to captivate an audience and hold their attention, we talk about how to handle public speaking, how to use story telling to impact people, why you need to have a strong “why” so you can handle all the adversity that is going to come your way, and so much more! If you liked this episode or if you've been enjoying everything we do here at The Quest, let us know by leaving a rating and comment!Follow Gabbie on Instagram!Time Stamps:3:50 - How to avoid conforming to other people's views 7:56 - Handling the unknown 16:10 - 3 tips for uncertainty 21:10 - captivating an audience 27:37 - story telling 35:35 - acknowledgements and final questions Related Episodes:60 - Own Your Identity & Handling Rejection w/ actress Gabbie David pt. 145 - Master Persuasion & Establish Credibility w/ Dr. John Banas pt.116 - Finding Your Why & The Power of Positivity w/ Kennedy Brooks pt.19 - Building Confidence w/ Sports Psychologist Dr. Dolores Christensen pt. 1Check out EVL Nutrition for your one stop shop to supplements! They offer great tasting protein, pre and post workout supplements, multivitamins, and so much more!Use code "QUESTEVL20" for 20% off all your supplement orders and combine this code with others to save even more! Fill out our quick 6-question audience survey to help us give you the best experience possible!Audience Advice Survey Reach out to and follow us on Instagram!Follow us on Twitter!And remember to GET AFTER IT!

"Remember that stress doesn't come from what's going on in your life. It comes from your thoughts about what's going on in your life.”-Marianne WilliamsonWhether it's the stress you're facing, a sense of overwhelming emotions, or feeling like an imposter, our minds can drastically impact the way we live our lives. Learning how to master your mind, quiet the negative internal dialogue, and be able to avoid ruminating on past experiences can greatly improve the quality of our lives, and it all begins with practicing mindfulness. This week's episode is part two of our conversation with Clif Smith. Clif is the author of the best selling book Mindfulness Without the Bells and Beads, a keynote speaker for different companies and organizations, (last year he gave 139 keynotes to over 50,000 people!) and also serves as Ernst & Young America's Mindfulness Leader where he delivers practical training to over 65,000 people.Throughout this episode Clif dives into how improving your focus can help you achieve your goals faster than ever, how mindfulness can help you improve in all aspects of your life, how you can actually know mindfulness is WORKING for you, imposter syndrome and how you can overcome it, the ways we can become more aware of and begin to control our emotions, how to control the stress in your life, how to you can stop dwelling on the past (rumination), and Clif dives into the S.T.O.P.P. method and how you can use it to stop your stress from carrying over to other parts of your life!If you liked this episode or if you've been enjoying everything we do here at The Quest, let us know by leaving a rating and comment!Time Stamps:3:35 - Small Steps to a Larger Goal 6:27 - Understanding What's Normal 12:47 - Focus on One Thing/How Mindfulness Helps20:25 - How Do You Know If It's Working 27:37 - Imposter Syndrome 37:00 - Exercising Control 40:00 - Stress and Mindfulness 49:37 - Rumination 54:35 - “STOPP” method 59:30 - Final Thoughts 1:00:49 - Final Questions Related Episodes:58 - Improving Your Quality of Life Using Mindfulness w/ author Clif Smith pt.116 - Finding Your Why & The Power of Positivity w/ Kennedy Brooks pt.113 - Improving Your Self Image & Building a Support System w/ Sports Psychologist Dr. Chantelle Green pt. 14 - Battling Stress, "Discipline Equals Freedom" pt. 4Check out EVL Nutrition for your one stop shop to supplements! They offer great tasting protein, pre and post workout supplements, multivitamins, and so much more!Use code "QUESTEVL20" for 20% off all your supplement orders and combine this code with others to save even more! Fill out our quick 6-question audience survey to help us give you the best experience possible!Audience Advice Survey Reach out to and follow us on Instagram!Follow us on Twitter!And remember to GET AFTER IT!

In this episode, I sit down with sports psychologist Dr. Jason Selk. Jason was the director of sports psychology for the St. Louis Cardinals from 2006 to 2011. He is a bestselling author, international speaker, and top performance coach. During the show, we talk about training for mental toughness, the dangers of problem-centric thinking, goal setting, the mental side of injury rehab, and more. Sit back, relax, and enjoy! Hire Kyle as your coach: http://www.kylehuntfitness.com/services/   Connect with Jason: https://enhancedperformanceinc.com/   Connect with Kyle:  http://www.kylehuntfitness.com/ Instagram: @huntfitness YouTube: @HuntFitnessTV   Absolute Progress 2.0: https://kylehuntfitness.shop/collections/programs/products/absolute-progress   Shop training programs including - Powerlifting, Powerbuilding, Bench, etc. https://kylehuntfitness.shop/collections/programs   Bodybuilding For Beginners on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3etmDbp   Get 10% OFF Axe and Sledge Supplements DISCOUNT CODE: “HUNT” at https://axeandsledge.com/

Dr. Bob Winters has an illustrious resume. He has been involved in golf at every level as a player, coach, and sports psychologist. He has made a huge impact on players of every age. For the last 17 years, he has been the Resident Sports Psychologist for Leadbetter Golf Academy World Teaching Headquarters at Champions Gate, Florida, working with some of the best golfers in the world. Dr. Bob also made an appearance in Tom Coyne's book "Paper Tiger." Coyne worked with Dr. Bob while he tried to turn himself into a pro golfer. Dr. Bob joins me to talk about his experience competing as a golfer and the epiphany he had when he realized he wanted to get into the mental side of the game and help make other players better. Have a pen and paper nearby, as Dr. Bob is full of fabulous takeaways that you can help not just your golf game, but also your outlook on life in general._________AMATEUR GOLF LINKSAmateurgolf.comAmateur Golf on IGAmateur Golf on Twitter_____________DR. BOB LINKSDr. Bob WebsiteDr. Bob on IG

The former club psychologist outlines how the league has missed an opportunity to approach changes to skinfold testing from a more positive perspective.

We've all spent time in suckville. There's nothing worse. The question is how do we punch our tickets and break free from suckville? Dr. Bhrett McCabe (@drbhrettmccabe), Sports Psychologist on the PGA Tour for Jon Rahm, Billy Horschel, Sam Burns and many more hops aboard the train for his 3rd time and gives us the roadmap to not just find our best, but more importantly get it done even when we don't have it. Break free from suckville today! Bhrett's new book "Break Free from Suckville": https://www.bhrettmccabe.com/books Par Train Listener Exclusive: Unsure what to ask for this holiday szn or what to get for friends and family? Rhoback activewear is the answer. And better yet, you'll get it for 15% off here https://bit.ly/3myURyP

Dr. Jim Loehr, one of the world's leading experts on sports psychology, joins the WHOOP Podcast for an in-depth discussion on mental performance. Dr. Loehr joins VP of Performance Kristen Holmes to share what he's learned in over 30 years of research. He dives deep on mental toughness, the connection between physical and mental strength, how to manage your energy levels and overcome stress, and the importance of finding your purpose in life. Dr. Loehr discusses mental toughness (2:38), performing in the moment (7:56), preparation and good habits (11:30), the connection between body and mind (17:23), energy (19:54), navigating life (27:08), purpose (31:24), training the brain (34:20), life's choices (42:29),  motivation (52:35), and dealing with adversity (56:20).Support the show (http://whoop.com)

The ALL ME® Podcast Sports Psychology – Handling the Pressure - Sam Maniar, Ph.D. Do you struggle with anxiety, depression, or just have daily pressure and stress from everyday life or are you an athlete who has performance anxiety? Did you know anxiety disorders are the most common mental illness in the US affecting 40 million adults ages 18 and older which is 18% of the population? What about individuals or athletes who struggle with public speaking or performance anxiety? What about young athletes who face pressure from their parents or coach to perform better at their sport or just to improve their appearance? Are there ways we can overcome these challenges and fears? In this podcast, I speak with Sports Psychologist Dr. Sam Maniar to discuss the strategies he uses in his practice to help athletes, executives, and every day people overcome the problems they are facing in their lives. Whether you are struggling with stress related to the unknown, loss of work, or you're an athlete who has performance anxiety, Dr. Sam has some incredible tips for you. Sam Maniar, PhD Dr. Maniar has extensive experience helping athletes, executives, and organizations achieve peak performance. He has worked with teams, executives, and high potentials from virtually all sports and industries. He is a licensed psychologist in the state of Ohio. Dr. Maniar is currently the Sports Psychologist for the University of Akron as well as a consultant for the Chicago Cubs and Cleveland Browns. He is the former Director of Sports Psychology for the Alliance of American Football and former Sports Psychologist for Ohio State University athletics and Washington State University Athletics. Social Media Twitter @sam_maniar Website: Facebook: LinkedIn: Did You Know? The Taylor Hooton Foundation has an education program on Nutrition and Dietary Supplement Safety Up to 25% of Dietary Supplements are contaminated with illegal drugs and banned substances. Follow Us: Twitter:  @theTHF Instagram:  @theTHF Facebook: Taylor Hooton Foundation #ALLMEPEDFREE Contact Us:  Email:  Phone: 214-449-1990

Alan Horton talks with Sports Psychologist Dr. Justin Anderson about athletes' mental health, why Simone Biles made the right decision, why he's happy she made that decision, common misconceptions about the current generation and more.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr Chris Shambrook who has worked for several decades with Olympians teach us how Olympians think. twitter @chrisshambrook @planetK2 @believePHQ websites: www.planetK2.com, www.theperformanceroom.co.uk, www.believeperform.com Instagram: theperformanceroom_TPR believeperform @chrisshambrook1

In this episode we sit down with the founder of The Center for Peak Performance, Dr. Sam Maniar. As a licensed psychologist , Dr. Maniar trains NFL, MLB, NCAA, and Olympic athletes; Fortune 500 companies, executives, businesses professionals, and performers of all types. For more information on Dr. Maniar and his content, visit https://www.centerforpeakperformance.com

Clinical and Sports Psychologist, Dr. Bhrett McCabe works with several players on the PGA Tour and joins Travis on the Stripe Show Podcast to detail mental strategies on the golf course, the new age type of instruction, how COVID has affected Tour players, and more! Listen in, presented by OnCore Golf.

"Everything negative - pressure, challenges- is all an opportunity for me to rise."-Kobe BryantThe saying "pressure makes diamonds" rings true in all aspects of our lives. Learning to cope with the overwhelming sensation of pressure can help us transform stressful situations into opportunities to showcase the talents we've worked so hard to develop!In this week's episode, Nick is joined by sports psychologist Dr. Chantelle Green. This is part two of their conversation in which they dive deeper into many of the topics discussed in part one in addition to more exciting areas! Chantelle covers the mental side of performance and how we can harness it to improve our output, the power of listening to understand to overcome disagreements in discussions, 3 simple ways to improve our mental health, and so much more!If you enjoy this episode, make sure to check out part one discussing ways to improve our self image, creating meaning in your life and the important role our support systems play in our lives!Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/the_quest_podcast/Follow us on Twitterhttps://twitter.com/TheQuestPodRemember to GET AFTER IT!

“You yourself, as much as anybody in the entire universe, deserve your love and affection.” -BuddhaAs we become more ensconced in the virtual world of social media, our perception of ourselves becomes more and more distorted. Too often we fall in the trap of comparison and begin to question our value. However, learning to view yourself as a unique individual and bring to light all your positive characteristics can improve your personal self-image dramatically!This week's guest was Dr. Chantelle Green, a sports psychologist who works at the University of Oklahoma within the athletic department. Chantelle works with athletes of various backgrounds to help them combat the stress they face on and off the field, as well as improve their mind set to achieve their peak performance. Throughout this episode Chantelle and Nick dig into ways to improve our self image, why it's important to tie your identity to things you value rather than things you do, the importance of being present, Imposter Syndrome, the role and value of a support system and much more!!Make sure to tune in next week as Chantelle and Nick dive deeper into ways to practice self-care and the affect it has on our mental state, the relationship between mental health and sleep and many other topics to help you become the best version of yourself!Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/the_quest_podcast/Follow us on Twitterhttps://twitter.com/TheQuestPodRemember to GET AFTER IT!

Dr. Kensa Gunther, Atlanta based sports psychologist joins the show to talk about how every day people can enhance their athletic mental health and performance. One key takeaway, "You wouldn't just pour some tussin on a broken arm and go about your business, you would run to the hospital. Why do we do this with our mental health?" The second key takeaway is that greatness exists when you learn how to navigate failure and disappointment. We must unlearn the traditional definitions of greatness, and learn to do "Hard Things". Dr. Kensa, drops the hammer, giving a lesson in growth and challenge and how to perform better not only sport but in life. Side note: Celebrate each step of the journey!

"The difference between average people and achieving people is their perception of and response to failure." -John C. MaxwellFailure is guaranteed to eventually happen when we try new things, but it shouldn't prevent us from trying in the first place! Learning to overcome failure and the fear of failing are two huge components we need if we want to achieve great things!This week's episode is the second half of Nick's conversations with Dr. Dolores Christensen, a sport psychologist who works with the University of Oklahoma's Athletic department. Throughout this episode Christensen gives her best advice for overcoming failure and how we should respond to it, how to start being open and honest with those around you, the best ways to communicate effectively with your team mates,  why competition is a must if you want to reach your potential, and so much more! If you haven't already, make sure you check out part 1 of Nick's conversation with Christensen where they discuss why being confidence is a critical trait to have in order to improve our relationship with ourselves and others!Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/the_quest_podcast/Follow us on Twitterhttps://twitter.com/TheQuestPodRemember to GET AFTER IT!

“Confidence is that feeling by which the mind embarks in great and honorable courses with a sure hope and trust in itself.” -CiceroHaving confidence in your abilities and talents is a trait people often view as conceit or arrogance, when in reality you should be proud of everything you have accomplished. This weeks episode features Dr. Dolores Christensen, a sport psychologist who works with the University of Oklahoma's Athletic department helping to guide student athletes to the success they chase in academics, sports, and life! Her research has centered around sports psychology, endurance psychology (focusing ultramarathon runners), and methodology. Throughout this episode Christensen expands on how to build self-confidence, the power reflection and perspective have on our mental state, the role journaling and mindful meditation can play in improving our mental health, and much more!Make sure to tune in to part 2 of this interview next Monday where Christensen and Nick dive deeper into the fear of failure, how to overcome it, and many more topics!Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/the_quest_podcast/Follow us on Twitterhttps://twitter.com/TheQuestPodRemember to GET AFTER IT!

World-renowned Sports Psychologist Dr. Patrick Cohn hops on the Train ready to help you take your mental game to the next level. Dr. Cohn has coached hundreds of athletes in all sports including past major winners on the PGA Tour. We discuss fragile confidence, mental keys to good putting, the yips, how to bounce back after bad holes, and how to finally get out of your own way. Exclusive Deals for Par Train Listeners: Go to imageingolf.com/thepartrain and download the new Mental Game app called Imagine Golf. Download the app from this link and one lucky Par Train listener will be entered to win any FREE Scotty Cameron Putter of their choice up to $400. Get yourself some Rhoback, the stretchiest, softest, best performing active gear that works as well on the course as it does off of it. Click here https://bit.ly/3avfYMl to get 15% off your first order, no promo code needed. Follow us @thepartrain on Instagram (instagram.com/thepartrain), twitter (twitter.com/thepartrain), facebook (facebook.com/thepartrain), and TikTok Subscribe on Apple Podcasts and follow us on Spotify! Check out our blog at www.thepartrain.com

Dr Kirsten Peterson is a registered psychologist, endorsed sport and exercise psychologist, and organizational coach for her company Kirsten Peterson Consulting. Drawing on her 23 years of international experience as a sport and performance psychologist for Olympic athletes, coaches, and teams in the US and Australia, Kirsten understands how high performance works. She was a team psychologist at 7 Olympic Games and has worked with numerous sports, most recently with the Australian national women's water polo and rowing programs, as well as with USA Rugby.  Serina chats with Kirsten about success and the mindset of top athletes (it's not what you might think), and application for those of us working to achieve our goals.

Sports psychologist Dr. Justin Anderson of Premier Sport Psychology gives his take on the situation with now former UND hockey player Mitchell Miller  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sports Psychologist Dr. Bhrett McCabe hopped on the Train to give us amateurs the priceless nuggets he teaches his PGA Tour pros like Billy Horschel, Brian Harman and so many more. Of all the episodes we've done, this one may change your game the most. PROMO: New summer polos just dropped at rhoback.com. Grab them before they sell out. And for Par Train listeners only, tap https://bit.ly/3avfYMl for 20% off!

As this year of uncertainty continues I have heard from dancers and practitioners alike about their struggles and frustrations with our current situation and how it is impacting their mental health.  On This week's episode of The Dance Docs I sit down with Sports Psychologist Dr. Scott Leydig to discuss how to face the unknown, how to stay motivated, and some thoughts on coping with the loss of identity.

This last week has brought on a new wave of emotions for many of us.  With so many dance companies across the world closing their doors and rescheduling their seasons the questions are coming in with regards to the emotional impacts of not having any clear structure as to when will we return to work, and if there will still be a job for performing artists when all of this is over.  Practitioners in the US have expressed concerns of having to close their small practices that focus on dance medicine as well as being called in to help make life altering decisions should our health care system become overwhelmed.  As PT's we wear so many hats; as your Physical therapist, as your mental therapist, as a care giver, but in times like these I think it's necessary to reach out to the community at large and make sure that you are not only taken care of physically, but mentally and emotionally as well.  The Dance Docs want to make sure that all aspects of dancer health are being addressed throughout the containment process of COVID-19.I am excited about this first segment of The Whole Dancer where I sit down with Sports Psychologist Dr. Scott Leydig. Scott is a clinical sport psychologist who works with athletes, dancers and performers.  Dr. Davenport and myself have both worked with him as part of an interdisciplinary team to help dancers overcome anxiety, depression, coping with injuries and much more. 

Wanda sits down with sports Sports Psychologist Dr. Joe Havlick about he markets his superpower being a warm demander. He talks about how he enables a rep or with both colleagues and family in his personal and business life.

As we dive into the heart of fall running season, we're pumped to bring you Episode 165 of The BibRave Podcast, and our conversation with Sports Psychologist Dr. Justin Ross.  This week's episode is sponsored by our friends at AfterShokz and their newest product - AfterShokz Xtrainerz. Now enjoy swimming, showering, or running in the rain with ease with these waterproof bone-conduction headphones. Save $50 on your Xtrainerz Adventure Bundle when you visit bibrave.aftershokz.com and use code “BRBUNDLE”! This week we check-in with Dr. Ross after almost a full year! We hear about the latest trends in sports psychology - a focus on meditation and mindfulness along with toughness and grit. The trio explore how meditation and mindfulness can be used to help welcome stress verses push it away. They also talk about ways to prepare the mind for hard times during workouts or on race day. Finally, the trio ends with a conversation about how we can all treat ourselves with non-judgement! We're always rejuvenated by Dr. Ross's calm and clear advice, and hope you are too! For a deeper podcast dive, check out this week's show notes

This week my guest is sports psychologist Dr. Kristin Keim. Keim came to my attention several years ago when I began to see her posts on social media reshared by friends of mine in the bike racing world. Her posts were fonts of positivity rooted in practices that can bring…

This week my guest is sports psychologist Dr. Kristin Keim. Keim came to my attention several years ago when I began to see her posts on social media reshared by friends of mine in the bike racing world. Her posts were fonts of positivity rooted in practices that can bring about real change in a […]

Grit is just one of the many pieces of the success puzzle. Author & Sports Psychologist Dr. Cindra Kamphoff shares how grit is a great starting place for thinking about what it truly takes to be on top of your game or field as an athlete or entrepreneur. It's often the most challenging moments that change us the most. If we overcome them and keep persevering, we develop grit and the long-term passion it takes to succeed. Listen and learn: How to use outcome-driven goals to stay focused How to use process-driven goals to improve daily Develop grit through overcoming difficult moments Cultivate passion for something in the long-term Support mental toughness and resilience in kids through conversation Click here to support the show! Show notes: http://bit.ly/drcindra

This week's guests are: Dr. Bob Winters, Sports Psychologist (DrBobWinters.com and TheConfidenceDoctor.com) Alex Miceli, Founder and Publisher (MorningRead.com) Jeff Shain, Golf Insiders Journalist (TheGolfInsiders.com) Gary Van Sickle, GWAA President (MorningRead.com)   On this episode, Holly G! is joined by special guest co-host and Sports Psychologist Dr. Bob Winters who takes us inside the mind of a champion golfer.   Holly and Dr. Bob are joined by Alex Miceli and Gary Van Sickle of the Morning Read and break down this week's tournament at Jack's place in Dublin, Ohio. Despite harsh rains, the crowds are out in full force and looking forward to seeing some of the Tour's best compete in the Memorial Tournament. Gary calls Muirfield "Jack's ode to Augusta" but Alex Miceli is not betting on seeing the same Tiger Woods that won the Masters last month.    The Golf Insiders also hear from the one and only Jeff Shain who is on the grounds in Charleston, SC for the 2019 U.S. Women's Open.   All of this and more on this week's show!

This week's guests are:   Dr. Bob Winters, Sports Psychologist (drbobwinters.com or theconfidencedoctor.com) Bryce Gibson, Golf Course Superintendent at Interlachen Country Club (rounds4research.com) Randall Mell, Senior Golf Writer (golfchannel.com)   On this episode, the Golf Insiders discuss the importance of having consistency on the PGA Tour.   Sports Psychologist Dr. Bob Winters joins the show to take us inside the mind of Matt Kuchar who has been nothing short of consistent his entire career. With Kuchar's 2019 season already off to a hot start, Dr. Bob shares what he believes to be the secret to his success.   The Golf Insiders also hear from Bryce Gibson, a member of the Golf Course Superintendents of America who is currently raising money for Rounds 4 Research, a group dedicated to making golf courses more pristine and environmentally stable.   Lastly, Golf Channel's Randall Mell weighs in on the future of Michelle Wie as she continues to battle a serious wrist injury.   All of this and more on this week's show!    

Holly G! and The Golf Insiders return for their 10th year! Holly is joined by an amazing lineup of guests including: Tony Leodora (Golf Talk Live Radio; NBC Sports Philadelphia), Bob Harig (ESPN.com), Sports Psychologist Dr. Bob Winters (DrBobWinters.com), and Damon Hack (Cohost of the Morning Drive; Golf Channel).   This week, the Golf Insiders report LIVE from inside the ropes at Aronimink Golf Club, home to this year's BMW Championship. After back-to-back victories and securing a place on the US Ryder Cup roster, can anyone stop Bryson DeChambeau from sweeping the FedExCup Playoffs?   All of this and more on this week's show! ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ WEEKLY PODCAST WITH TOP GOLF REPORTERS FROM GOLF CHANNEL, ESPN, GOLFWEEK AND MORE! Hosted by Holly Geoghegan 

Holly G and The Golf Insiders return for their 10th year! Tonight Holly is joined by special guest co-host, Dr. Bob Winters to go inside the mind of professional golfer. They are joined by the Golf Insiders' finest: Bob Harig (ESPN), Kevin Casey (Golfweek), and Steve Eubanks (Global Golf Post) to recap the Texas Valero Open, discuss the latest from the LPGA, and preview this week's Zurich Classic. All of this and more on this week's show! ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ WEEKLY PODCAST WITH TOP GOLF REPORTERS FROM GOLF CHANNEL, ESPN, GOLFWEEK AND MORE! Hosted by Holly Geoghegan 

“The most important thing you can do is become aware of your thinking.” – Dr. Erin Shannon On this episode of The Circuit of Success, Brett Gilliland welcomes Doctor of Clinical Psychology and Sports Psychologist Dr. Erin Shannon. Brett and Dr. Shannon sit down to discuss her journey to become a clinical psychologist, her techniques... The post Dr. Erin Shannon Joins the Circuit of Success appeared first on The Circuit of Success with Brett Gilliland.

In this episode,  I interview Dr. Stanley Beecham author of the book “Elite Minds”.  We discuss his book and his work as a sports psychologist and business consultant.  You will learn: How to deal with the fear of failure Getting into the “zone” The power of our thoughts versus our “feelings” We talk about John … Continue reading 001: Sports Psychologist Dr. Beecham →

Chuck Kriese's American Tennis  broadcast of January 13, 2016: "Motivating Millennials"  Guest is Sports Psychologist Dr. Bill Moore.  As America's youth are often referred to as Motivationally lacking, Dr. Moore speaks to the issue with great hope and opportunity through sport and other avenues.   Joing Coach Chuck Kriese on American tennis each Wednesday on the UR10S network at Noon..