Mental Equipment Syndicated Column – Sept 1, 2000 – Dr. John F. Murray – I consider it very important to think globally and deliver performance enhancement tools personally, beyond this column and my practice in Boca Raton, Florida. People all over the world need smart strategies to improve in many areas including business, sports, and performing arts.… Read the rest
London Independent – Steve Connor – July 20, 2010 – The strategy employed by golfer Louis Oosthuizen demonstrates the growing importance of mental techniques in the field of competitive sport A small red spot on the glove of golfer Louis Oosthuizen is credited with playing a critical role in his winning of The Open Championship at St Andrews last Sunday.… Read the rest
Indianapolis Star – Jan 28, 2007 – Phillip Wilson – AND ANOTHER FIELD: Dr. John F. Murray, a licensed clinical and sport performance psychologist, sent an email in which he compares the Colts and Bears on a mental performance index, his invention to measure the degree to which a team plays to perfection.… Read the rest
Sacramento Bee – Dec 4, 2004 – Nick Peters – There are more questions than answers Recent revelations regarding sluggers Barry Bonds’ and Jason Giambi’s use of steroids squarely placed the responsibility on Major League Baseball to adopt a tougher drug-testing policy, doctors and ethicists said Friday.… Read the rest
Sun-Sentinel – Nov 3, 2005 – Harvey Fialkov – In a time when nearly everyone knows someone who cheats, whether it’s on their income taxes, golf score or spouses, it’s a wonder why baseball fans seem surprised that players are using steroids to gain a competitive advantage.… Read the rest
Palm Beach Daily News – Updated on June 3,2024 by John F Murray – John Nelander – When their tennis skills are tumbling, or their slice is careening out of control on the golf course, most people think of three solutions: practice, practice and more practice.… Read the rest
Dr. Murray’s Tips on Capital Hill here from the archive vault. I recently spoke with the editors over at “The Hill” (John Solomon) the largest Capitol Hill publication. It is aimed at the 100 senators, 435 House members, 40,000 aides and tens of thousands in the influence industry whose work affects the lives of all Americans.… Read the rest
National Public Radio – Jul 25, 2002 – Lynn Neary, host, All Things Considered, When Serena and Venus Williams meet each other at center court tomorrow for the women’s final at Wimbledon, tennis lovers will be waiting to see if the sisters can play a game against each other that is worthy of their talent.… Read the rest
