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Newsweek – Ian Yarett – January 22, 2010 – San Diego Chargers kicker Nate Kaeding’s shocking performance in Sunday’s 17-14 loss to the New York Jets caught football fans everywhere, even Jets fans by surprise. After making 32 out of 35 field-goal attempts throughout the entire season, Kaeding proceeded to miss all three chances in […]

CBS: Lesley Visser on How Sports Psychology Would Help David Ortiz

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CBSSports.com – June 8, 2009 – See NFL Hall of Famer Lesley Visser’s new article about the unbelievable struggle faced by David Ortiz of the Boston Red Sox. In the article she speaks with sports psychologist Dr. John F. Murray about his struggle and likely solution at: http://www.cbssports.com/cbssports/story/11834418 Many athletes benefit from sports psychology.

NFL – KAEDING GOOD AFTER MISS

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The Press-Enterprise – Aug 6, 2005 – Jim Alexander – The last look Chargers fans got of Nate Kaeding was one of dejection. Of anguish. Of utter, “how-did-that-happen” shock. Kaeding had an excellent rookie season as San Diego’s kicker. But it ended with a memorable miss — a 40-yard field goal try in overtime that […]

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The Psychology of Missed Field Goals: Was Nate Kaeding’s Performance Part of a Choking Outbreak?

CBS: Lesley Visser on How Sports Psychology Would Help David Ortiz

NFL – KAEDING GOOD AFTER MISS