Detroit Free Press – Jun 4, 2006 – Mark Francescutti – photo – Feature on John F. Murray – Are sports really mind over matter? The Free Press asked, via e-mail, sports performance psychologist John F. Murray, who’s based in Palm Beach, Fla.,… Read the rest
New York Daily News – Jun 14, 2006 – Rich Cimini – There’s not a soul on earth who can accurately predict the emotions that will grip Tiger Woods this weekend as his competes in the U.S. Open at Winged Foot.… Read the rest
Knoxville News-Sentinel, The (TN) – Oct 6, 2002 – Testy and defensive, Washington Redskins coach Steve Spurrier waited until Saturday to announce what was expected all along: Danny Wuerffel will start today’s game against the Tennessee Titans. Wuerffel becomes the 13th quarterback to start a game for the Redskins in the last 10 seasons.… Read the rest
Modesto Bee – Jan 26, 2003 – Brian Vanderbeek – There you go again, Ron, always picking the home team. Maybe if you wrote your weekly predictions in verse we could use them to sell cars. Let me do it for you (with apologies to David Halvorson): Callahan’s not Gruden and for that we should give thanks.… Read the rest
Special from JohnFMurray.com – Jul 19, 2006 – Hello from Dr. John F. Murray. I have been conducting sport psychology workshops in London for almost five years, and one of my long-time sponsors, and the finest place to stay in the city, is the wonderful myhotel Chelsea.… Read the rest
Newark Star Ledger – Aug 12, 2004 – Pete Iorizzo – To the fans, teammates, former players (yes, even you, Barry Sanders) and media members who have been haranguing Ricky Williams, Robert Smith has a message: Back off. Smith, who abruptly walked away from the Minnesota Vikings after the 2000 season, said he understands why Williams quit the Miami Dolphins last week, less than a week before the start of training camp.… Read the rest
Aug 17, 2006 – A new feature at JohnFMurray.com helps you connect with lost friends from your past! We got the idea from a national computers and internet expert. Here is how it works: Think of someone you would like to contact from your past whom you’ve unfortunately lost track of.… Read the rest
Sports psychology commentary – Sunday Telepgraph – June 21, 2009 – William langley – Andy Murray is the brightest Wimbledon hopeful Britain has produced for decades. Even if he triumphs, winning over the public will be trickier. Ever since he emerged, slab-chopped and scowling, beneath a jungle of greasy curls, Andy Murray, the nation’s brightest tennis star, has been frightening opponents – but also a substantial segment of the British public and the advertisers who ought to be making him rich.… Read the rest
