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Mental Game Tips for Athletes and Coaches

Filed Under: iPeak Coach Tips, Tips for Sports Parents Tagged With: mental game coach, mental game tips, sport psychology tips, sports parenting tips

Mental Game Skills for Sports and Life

December 11, 2010 By Patrick Cohn

We believe that when kids learn mental game skills in sports, they benefit in most other areas of their lives. That’s a huge plus. What are the skills we’re talking about and how can parents and coaches ensure kids acquire them? Sports Kids learn time-management and team-building skills and have learned how to intertwine their individual goals with team goals.

They also learn how to focus for long periods of time. In fact, many of his players have earned all-academic team awards. Parents play a huge role in ensuring kids acquire these skills. Being prepared helps young athletes feel more confident in sports—and that boosts their confidence academically, as well.

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