Patrick Cohn

World-renowned mental game of baseball expert, Dr. Patrick Cohn and his team, teach athletes how to prepare mentally for games, cope with distractions on the baseball diamond, boost pregame confidence, and play with top mental toughness during close games using proven baseball psychology strategies. Dr. Patrick Cohn is president and founder of Peak Performance Sports. His team teaches mental performance skills to help athletes, teams and corporate professionals perform at maximum levels.

4 Ways to Use Adversity to Elevate Your Baseball Performance

4 Ways to Use Adversity to Elevate Your Baseball Performance

How Can Baseball Players Turn Adversity Into a Competitive Advantage? Why Adversity Is a Part of Every Baseball Player’s Journey How does facing adversity influence your performance in baseball? Do you treat tough stretches as evidence that you are not good enough — or as information that makes you a … Read Sport Psychology Tip

3 Strategies to Strengthen Your Mindset During Baseball Injury Recovery

3 Strategies to Strengthen Your Mindset During Baseball Injury Recovery

How Can Baseball Players Stay Mentally Strong While Recovering From an Injury? The Mental Side of Injury Nobody Talks About How resilient are you after an injury? Do you focus on worst-case scenarios — the games you will miss, the roster spot you might lose, the teammates who will pass … Read Sport Psychology Tip

What Are the Throwing Yips? | Baseball Throwing Yips Video

Baseball Mental Game Video

In this throwing yips video you will learn about what are the throwing yips?  We discuss what causes the yips and how to overcome them. In the Baseball Mental Game Performance video series, mental performance coaches Dr. Patrick Cohn and Brock McCormack, M.S. discuss the mental game challenges for ball players … Read Sport Psychology Tip

4 Strategies to Put Team Over Self

4 Strategies to Put Team Over Self

How Can Prioritizing Your Team Improve Performance? Why Team Success Should Come First During the baseball season, it’s easy to get caught up in personal statistics. Home runs, batting average, strikeouts—these numbers feel tangible and measurable. But chasing stats can create a cycle of overthinking and pressing, making you less effective on the field. A … Read Sport Psychology Tip