Washington Post – Steve Yanda – October 31, 2009 – Sports Psychology – CHARLOTTESVILLE — An all-state honoree who set her high school’s records for goals and assists doesn’t expect to be warming the bench midway through her third collegiate soccer season.… Read the rest
McClatchy Newspapers (Published in over 70 media outlets including AP Wire, Kansas City Star, Boston Herald, Honolulu Advertiser, and more) – Kent Babb – April 19, 2009 – KANSAS CITY, Mo. — They want a breakthrough. They want to dig deep enough to scratch a nerve, break it down and tear through the protective layers of toughness and ambition.… Read the rest
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Palm Beach, Florida and London, England – March 26, 2009 – Sports psychologist Dr. John F. Murray will be conducting the 8th Annual Smart Tennis Sport Psychology Workshop in London, England on the weekend before Wimbledon. Attendees can choose one of two days, Friday June 19 or Saturday June 20, for the full day events held at the prestigious sponsor site, the Sutton Tennis Academy in Surrey.… Read the rest
Jun 13, 2008 – How to Play and Win the Mental Game (Smart Sport Series)Smart Tennis- John F. Murray- The game with yourself is often tougher than the battle against any opponent. Smart Tennis shows you how to win the inner match while having fun along the way.… Read the rest
Washington Post – Nov 16, 2007 – Alan Goldenbach – Whenever a player slowed, the 6-foot-8 senior co-captain would yell, “Hard bodies!” His teammates would then repeat the words in unison. After running and lifting weights for an hour Nov. 6, Anderson was too worn out to play ball.… Read the rest
Seattle Times – July 8, 2007 – Larry Stone – Mike Hargrove surprised many by resigning as Mariners manager last Sunday. “I’ve learned to never say never, but I can’t imagine myself managing again,” he said. “This is probably my last job.”… Read the rest
GOLF Magazine – May 1, 2007 – Cameron Morfit – Senior Writer – Where’d everyone go? – After falling for Sergio Garcia in 1999, American golf fans have deserted the struggling Spaniard. Is he so needy for their affection that they’ll have to come back before he wins big?… Read the rest
Orlando Sentinel – Apr 8, 2007 – Shannon J. Owens – Once perceived as a niche sports with a narrow audience, mixed martial arts has proven that it’s popular and Out for blood. KISSIMMEE — Columns of smoke billowed from the ground, and multicolored lights swirled around fighters as each marched to the center of a 10-sided metal gate.… Read the rest
