The Tennessean – October 18, 2010 – Jim Wyatt – Sports psychology feature – Coach has used several methods over the years. The night before their game in New York last month, the Titans got an emotional lift. They heard a speech by Will Jimeno, a Port Authority Police officer who survived being buried under World Trade Center rubble for 13 hours on 9/11.… Read the rest
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Hear All the Podcasts Here. They are Posted One Week After Appearing on Kiki Vale’s Radio Show Site in Chicago. Palm Beach, Florida – July 21, 2009 – Athletes, business executives, sales associates, and performing artists just gained a new source of information and inspiration for their performances at work and play.… Read the rest
Sports Psychology Special Feature to JohnFMurray.com – July 26, 2011 – By John F. Murray, PhD – Every now and then I insert a fun article, music video or photo album to the site at JohnFMurray.com, and this one fits the bill precisely, especially since the NFL lockout is over and our sport is back.… Read the rest
Special to JohnFMurray.com – November 3, 2008 – Since opening my clinical and sports psychology practice in 1999 I’ve purposely avoided talking politics. Not that I don’t have a view or perspective. It just doesn’t feel right to pick sides publicly.… Read the rest
Special from JohnFMurray.com – October 30, 2008 – Dr. John F Murray will be appearing on WFTL 640 AM Fox Sports Radio Miami, Friday morning October 31 at 7:30 AM to talk with famed broadcasting legend Lesley Visser and co-host Jeff De Forrest about the upcoming Florida/Georgia cocktail party game in Jacksonville this weekend.… Read the rest
SI.com – Jeff Pearlman – Pearls of Wisdom – She covered her first NFL game in 1976, when the language on media credentials included the sentence NO WOMEN OR CHILDREN IN THE PRESS BOX. Four years later, while working the Cotton Bowl between Nebraska and Houston for The Boston Globe, she was stared down by Cougars coach Bill Yeoman in the victorious post-game locker room.… Read the rest
I am the author of ““The Mental Performance Index: Ranking the Best Teams in Super Bowl History”” which gets into the topic of why coaches and teams often avoid sports psychology to their own detriment. The truth is that there are deep historical roots behind this stance, so this book makes an effort to understand the biases and remove wrong assumptions so that sports psychology is more accepted and user friendly as simply the science of success.… Read the rest
Written on January 13th, 2010 by admin Posted in News & Events, Tennis Tags: canadian tennis, ground strokes canada, John F Murray, john f murray biography, john f murray feature, john f murray philosophy, lin conklin, smart tennis, sports psychologist, sports psychology, tennis book, tennis feature, tennis magazine, tennis psychologist, tennis psychology Tweet Ground Strokes Canada Magazine – December, 2009 Issue – Lin Conklin – Cover Feature on the Author of “Smart Tennis: How to Play and Win the Mental Game” Dr.… Read the rest
