Do you coach young athletes whose parents are constantly yelling and coaching from the sideline? Dr. Patrick Cohn explains why it is not helpful for parents to yell during games and how to set ground rules at the start of the season as a coach. Watch video on parents who can be distracting during games
In this sports psychology video, Dr. Cohn helps a parent whose athlete is struggling to compete when he is not the best on the team. In this video, learn about how help young athletes build stronger confidence to perform consistently in every game without being affected by external factors. Watch this video to better support … Sport Psychology Article>>
How Parents React When Athletes Want to Quit Sports In “Sports Psychology Sessions with Doc,” Dr. Patrick Cohn answers a question from Brad who wants to know how he can can help his son who no longer wants to play soccer due to panic attacks and anxiety. Visit Sports Psychology for Athletes at Peaksports.com and … Sport Psychology Article>>
At Peak Performance Sports, we think it’s important to involve everyone in an athlete’s support group during the sport psychology coaching process. The more people who are involved in the coaching process, the better results for the athlete. Should parents be involved in the sports psychology coaching process? Yes, it’s very important for parents to … Sport Psychology Article>>
Gaining Life Skills From Sports Psychology Parents of athletes who have joined a sports psychology program often report that their son or daughter has learned valuable mental skills beyond the athletic field. They say their kids not only improved confidence and focusing skills for sports, but also were able to apply these same skills to … Sport Psychology Article>>
Introducing Sports Psychology to Young Athletes Many sports parents want their kids to participate in a sport psychology coaching program. At Peak Performance Sports, we help parents find out if their kids are good candidates for a mental training program and can benefit from it. In this article, I’ll assume that your athletes are not … Sport Psychology Article>>