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.

Do You Ride The Confidence Rollercoaster?

Be the Driver of Your Confidence

The Confidence Roller Coaster Doubt is the number one killer of your baseball confidence. You might think, “Can I get a hit off this pitcher?” Or, “Don’t walk this batter!” Your doubts cause you to lose confidence, question your ability and get down on yourself. Without confidence and a strong mental … Read Sport Psychology Tip

The Mental Game of Pitching

Baseball Psychology

Do You Perform Freely in Games? Are you able to perform freely and let your performance happen in games? This is a common challenge among all baseball players, including pitchers. You may try to “fix” your pitching technique after a wild pitch. Some players become too mechanical and over think … Read Sport Psychology Tip

Lester Draws Confidence From the Save

How Successful Softball and Baseball Teams Deal with Key Injuries

How to Perform Your Best Under Pressure Some baseball players thrive in crunch time, such as when the bases are loaded. They want to be up to pitch or bat in this situation. These players demonstrate their confidence and trust to perform their best in critical moments. Red Sox pitcher … Read Sport Psychology Tip

Mental Toughness Helps Tigers’ Hang Onto Lead

Game Excitement

Keeping Your Lead When Winning Does your team seem to relax when they have a big lead? For many teams, maintaining the lead and finishing off the game is hard to do. Finishing a game strongly is primarily mental, not physical. Physical skills can only carry your team so far. A … Read Sport Psychology Tip