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In tennis, the match isn’t lost at the double-fault; it’s lost in the 3 seconds afterward. Pros “flush” the mistake; amateurs carry it to the next set. I’ve just updated my Tennis Psychology hub with new resources for players and coaches.… Read the rest
In tennis, the match isn’t lost at the double-fault; it’s lost in the 3 seconds afterward. Pros “flush” the mistake; amateurs carry it to the next set. I’ve just updated my Tennis Psychology portal with fresh resources on mastering the “Inner Match.”… Read the rest
Whether I’m heading to my office near Palm Beach or jumping on a call from New York or London, I’m always focused on one thing: Mental Performance. Success in high-stakes sports and life isn’t about working harder; it’s about training your brain to handle the pressure.… Read the rest
True team cohesion isn't built on physical drills alone; it's forged in the shared psychological space where communication, trust, and resilience are honed. While most teams focus exclusively on physical practice, elite programs understand that winning championships requires mastering the mental game.… Read the rest
Learning how to perform when the pressure is on isn’t about eliminating stress—it’s about learning to see it as a challenge, not a threat. As a clinical and sports psychologist, I help high-stakes performers develop the structured routines and in-the-moment focus techniques that turn nervous energy into a distinct performance advantage.… Read the rest
Resilience isn’t just about being “tough.” It’s a trainable mental skill that allows you to bounce back from a tough loss, a critical mistake, or a season-ending injury. As a clinical and sports psychologist, I view resilience as a mental muscle—it gets stronger every time you face a challenge and recover, turning setbacks into fuel for your next win.… Read the rest
Ever heard the phrase “practice makes perfect”? What if you could practice without ever moving a muscle? That’s the core of mental rehearsal. As a clinical and sports psychologist, I define this as a highly detailed dress rehearsal inside your mind—a structured practice where you vividly imagine executing a skill flawlessly to prime your brain for the real thing.… Read the rest
When people hear “sports psychology,” they often picture high-stakes sessions with elite pros. But for young athletes, it’s something far more fundamental: mental strength training. As a clinical and sports psychologist, I help parents and coaches give kids the tools to handle pressure, bounce back from mistakes, and forge a healthy relationship with competition.… Read the rest
