Special to JohnFMurray.com – Oct 16, 2007 – Dr. Murray recently appeard on ABC Good Morning America, the Fox News Channel and MSNBC national television in the United States. He is by far the most quoted sport psychologist in the past several years.… 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
Improve Concentration for Basketball: Sports Psychology Tip College of Education This degree is part of the counseling psychology program, housed in the Department of Educational, School & Counseling Psychology. This degree program provides a strong, fortified master’s degree that blends the two fields of sport psychology and career counseling. … Read the rest
Expertly Selected by Dr. John F Murray Nice Video on the Psychology of Leadership Above Confidence is usually spoken of as being a key to performance. It’s hard to perform well without confidence. The key is to assist players to do as well in actual games as they do in practice.… Read the rest
Sun Sentinel – Aug 28, 2004 – Charles Bricker – With her father, Mahesh, frequently calling out from behind the sideline fence, “Come on, Tiger,” Shikha Uberoi, 21, of Boca Raton, qualified for her first Grand Slam by defeating Vilmarie Castellvi 6-4, 6-2.… Read the rest
The Mental Performance Index: Ranking the Best Teams in Super Bowl History Author: John F. Murray, PhD Publisher: Mental Performance Inc. For More Information: www.JohnFMurray.com – 561-596-9898 – johnfmurray@mindspring.com ● What new scientific discovery is announced? Before this book, team mental performance was simply never measured.… Read the rest
When I wrote “The Mental Performance Index: Ranking the Best Teams in Super Bowl History,” I knew that Bill Walsh and the San Francisco 49ers were good, but I did not know how good until I crunched all the data and ranked the teams from 1-90.… Read the rest
Newsday – May 9, 2008 – John Jeansonne – Now that Bob Knight apparently has left the coaching scene for the last time, the sports world again is mulling an existential debate not unlike a central question in the nation’s lively presidential campaigns: Whether it is better (as Machiavelli himself asked) to be feared or loved.… Read the rest
