A common challenge in the mental game of baseball is self-intimidation. Self-intimidation happens when you compare yourself to your teammates or opponents prior to the game and feel less worthy than others. You essentially psych yourself out before the competition begins because your think you don’t stack up. You might … Read Sport Psychology Tip
Do You Get in Your Own Way on The Field? When you get in your own way, you lose trust in your abilities. Trust allows you to let your skills happen, without thinking too hard about “how to” perform the skill. When you lose trust, you might think too much … Read Sport Psychology Tip
Do You Struggle With Fear of Failure? Fear of failure and perfectionism run rampant in sports today. Dr. Patrick Cohn, co-founder of The Ultimate Sports Parent, discusses fear of failure and perfectionism in young athletes. In this video you’ll learn: What perfectionism is and how it related to fear of failure. … Read Sport Psychology Tip
Worry Too Much About What Others Think? Sports psychology and mental toughness expert, Dr. Patrick Cohn teaches you how to reduce pregame performance anxiety. Are you worried about what others might think if you make errors? Do you wonder if others are watching you and evaluating your game? In this video you’ll … Read Sport Psychology Tip
Striving For Success in Baseball or Softball Baseball players and other athletes contact me every day saying that they can’t get out of their own way during games – that their mental game is holding them back. Why would you want to sabotage your own success and prevent yourself from … Read Sport Psychology Tip