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This is great advise. Thank you

How can you visualize a 400 meter race?

Spot on. Here’s another thought. Invest 1/2 the money spent traveling into an s&p 500 index fund or a 529 and boom you’ve paid for your kids college.

really helpful for me sir

Can you send me that culture video please. I coached youth hockey, ive moved over to special Olympics and ive been asked to coach a higher level youth basketball team. My basketball coaching skills are lower so im going to have drive culture hard until my bb skills catch up

I came across this training which we can use off court. The 5 dysfunctions are indeed happening in a team even in a corporate set-up. The video is very informative and enlighening that I forwarded it to our team. Thank you very much!

Thank you for the video. I have never felt bad a coach my 11 year old soccer daughter has played. My daughter has always been told the same thing. Be more aggressive and learn you positions. My daughter doesnt want to do that on ger time off. This sport is very expensive and time consuming. I try to push towards getting better, and learning how to work hard. It would be great for ger to make it to a higher level club and beyond high school. She would rather draw or look at YT on her time off or read books. I only ask that she puts in 15 minutes a day....15. More would be cool 😊but. Anyway, she just does not have the drive and it ends up in her not being comfortable in games. How do i get her to understand her responsibility to her teammates? Thanks.

I relate to many of these. Great info, thanks!

Hi. I am unable to find the free guide.

Outstanding video among your many excellent videos. Merci!

Absolutely excellent videos that you make here. Can you perhaps provide link to your text again, it doesn't work. Merci! anyway :)

Sadly High school teams won’t even look at a child who doesn’t compete on AAU teams. There is often no middle ground. Rec leagues are disappearing.

this video was super helpful! thank you

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This was very helpful. Appreciate it

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As a fair weather Seattle fan, that Vikings clip made me smile

We use the wrestling mindset metaphor of predator vs prey. Eyes on the front line to hunt, eyes on the side like to hide. Predatory animals like lions tigers and bears have their eyes facing forward. When we are trying to focus up, our refocus after a mistake, or even when the energy in the practice room isn’t right we say “eyes front,” point at our eyes, and make a predator glare.

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Applied to being a manager at work

Tip 4 and 5 go so hand in with the saying if you can't find the time to do it right the 1st time you will find time to have to do it a again a 2nd time

My coach has recommended me this video and it has really helped to understand more about pressure and the way to handle it thanks

You're awesome

Thank you so much, learning strength and conditioning.

Great tips here. I’ve been doing many of these organically, but you’ve got great support here for WHY they are important.

Damm that's exactly how I raised myself. Even the tool and it being the final step. Duck it I'm a writing a book. Ha

finally acept my difficulties. i joined a semi pro football team two years ago, but every season i had few good practices, and then stress levels are skyrocketing, and i stiff as hell. even though im a skinny db (5'11, 154 lbs) i knew it's not because of injuries, and that im athletic enough to play, and i didnt understood why so. if i'll have another chance to be in a team, i will be very open about it, and take all of the possible help

"This is the moment that I want to be in." That takes such a seemingly powerful negative force (pressure) and flips it on its head. I've read and studied a lot about performance and never heard this one before; outstanding!

Trying to get to his website and it doesn't come up. Is it down or no longer published?

Americans will believe anything you tell them. I don't blame these hustlers. If these clowns will give away their money so their kids can chase a ball like a dog, then take it all if you can. The parents have no net worth anyway. A fool and his money will soon be parted.

Great, common sense advice here. It's unfortunate you have to tell people this stuff, but better said than unsaid. Especially like your views on avoiding specialization. Playing different sports throughout the year exposes kids to different skill sets and helps them hone their competitive instincts.

Obstacles: my previous performance,my peer competition, the fear of not achieving my ultimate goals

My son is doing gymnastics( he is 8), he got a severe ankle sprain, he came back practicing after a month of wearing a cast but still should take it easy(as his doctorsaid), but his coach pushing him to use his leg as normal as he used to, even after my son complaining about his pain( and his ankle still has swelling), his coach even punishes him by asking him to do sit ups (or whatever it called). My heart is hurting by watching it, what to do?

Thanm ypu for this. I play for the 12u Premier baseball academy-shannahan and I do your mental trainings. So thanks for the mental training and the videos to watch out of the videos. Great work!!

Which tip was most useful for you?!

Great video… I think it all varies and where we live that factor into it as well. Being in Colorado especially now with no Rec sports available and budget cuts on middle schools. You pretty much have to look to club sports to develop your kids at a younger age. My personal experience sports here didn’t have the level of competition for softball for Joz at 10. So we committed to comp ball for her until after her senior year. I now do see how kids get burnt out on sports as she had maybe 3 weeks of personal time to herself once hitting high school and choosing academics over sports scholarships. But for basketball with my 2nd daughter Josie who’s facing the same situation with middle school was to develop her and grow her more to when she could play high school ball she would be more prepared to make the freshmen team if not higher. To be continued on that statement…..

Enjoyed this video. Thanks for putting it together. Growing up in a small town in the Midwest club sports weren't an option. Now with my own kids we are happy that they have the opportunity to participate in (multiple) club sports.

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Yes! In my area growing up, Club sports were almost a requirement to get recruited. Thanks for addressing this important issue for parents and athletes!

As a coach, I have seen ultra competitive athletes go through much of this. They get sooo upset that they are missing out on competitions that they lie about how well they are doing before they are ready to come back. Which obviously often leads to making the situations worse.

The nice thing is, coaches can use many of these to motivate their players as well.

Agree with 98% of what you said. Unfortunately, kids can not wait until freshman year to specialize. The game will pass them by and they will never play at even a varsity or JV level. They feel behind the curve, because they are. Have this scenario dozens of times.

The video is great, as well as the topic. But there is always an "but". The problem with this topic is that these two personalities do not receive equal treatment in the "western" media. It was clear that Djokovic made the statement regarding the pressure and not about his colleague. But that did not stop certain news outlets from completely "reversing" his statement. The "chase" on him continued even after the denial of the journalist who interviewed him. Simona does not have even approximately the "pressure" that Djokovic suffers, so the comparison is unfortunately pointless and unnecessary. But I like the way the presentation is related to this topic.

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Great take aways from this, thanks!

I love Djokovic!!! He did well. Not easy having to be brilliant all the time.

going to share this video with my boyfriend and friends, playing volleyball can be very stressful under pressure

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Many of these are usable in any stressful situation.

Another great video!