Stabilize your Confidence Chalk it up to experience. This phrase is used to relay that bad circumstances, mistakes or outcomes can be used as learning experiences or dismissed altogether rather than dwelling on the negative, reliving the experience or beating yourself up over … [Mental Game of Baseball Article...]
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How to keep Confidence after a Bad Game
How to Stay Mentally Sharp While in the Dugout
How to Stay Mentally Prepared on The Bench How can a baseball player stay mentally sharp when not starting a game? For a starter, that player can go through their normal routine of batting practice, fielding practice, warm-up, stretching, getting equipment ready and dressing … [Mental Game of Baseball Article...]
Athletes Who Worry About What Others Think
Ball Players Who Focus too Much on What Others Think Validation is something sought after by all athletes, no matter the sport. Every athlete tries to prove their worth whether it is: To impress your coach Break into the starting lineup Show your teammates that you … [Mental Game of Baseball Article...]
How to Bring High Confidence to Ball Games
Strategies to Help Build Your Confidence Glove? Check!... Ball? Check!... Bat? Check!... Cleats? Check!... CONFIDENCE??? Every time you head to practice or a game, you most likely go through a mental checklist of the essentials you need to play (uniform, … [Mental Game of Baseball Article...]
Do Past Ball Games Haunt You?
Letting Go of Your Performance in Past Games "Here we go AGAIN!!!" Have you ever had that feeling during a baseball game that the past was about to repeat itself and not in a good way? For instance, you whiffed the last two at-bats swinging at balls in the dirt and now you … [Mental Game of Baseball Article...]
How Soto Couldn’t Let an At-Bat Go
Letting Go of Unfavorable Calls Do you get upset when you strike out? Are you more upset when the umpire calls a strike 3 that you don’t agree with? Can you let that strikeout go before stepping to the plate for your next at-bat? Striking out can be extremely frustrating … [Mental Game of Baseball Article...]