How to be a Team Player Like Kevin Durant Are you willing to do whatever is needed for the team? Are you a team player? What does being a team player mean to you? Kevin Durant of the …
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How to be a Team Player Like Kevin Durant Are you willing to do whatever is needed for the team? Are you a team player? What does being a team player mean to you? Kevin Durant of the …
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How to Cope With Mistakes Like This Pro Every athlete makes mistakes... It's part of sports. Think of how many times you have seen an elite figure skater trip over their own skate, under-rotate on …
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How to Not Be Over Confident in Competition Have you ever entered a competition where you were the overwhelming favorite to win and just tanked? You can look to many examples in sports when …
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How Athletes Bounce Back From Defeat A missed potential game-winning shot does NOT define you... A fall during a major competition does NOT define you... A dropped ball in a playoff game does NOT …
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Parents, Have Your Kids Wanted to Quit Sports? Why do young athletes want to quit sports? We'd love to hear from you... Often, athletes quit sports because of pressures from outside sources, be it …
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Debunking Mental Training for Athletes At the start of a new year, you want to ask yourself: Do I need to work on my mental game as well as physical game? Why work on the mental aspects of …
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