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Mental Game Tips for Athletes and Coaches

Filed Under: iPeak Coach Tips, Tips for Coaches Tagged With: Coaching the Mental Game, motivation, sport psychology, Sports Psychology Tip

Motivating Your Athletes

February 22, 2011 By Patrick Cohn

For athletes and coaches alike, the motivation to excel in one’s sport starts with a dream. The best athletes in the world have a commitment to greatness, which is often fueled by their mission. Motivation is the drive to strive for a goal, to improve daily, to practice hard day after day, and the commitment to be the best one can be.

 Goal setting is an important component of motivation. However, goals alone are not effective without the commitment and desire to achieve those goals. Help your athletes set goals, but give them daily tasks that help achieve those goals. What objectives do you want the team members to accomplish today? Get specific with these objectives.

Check out the Mental Game Coaching Professional course for more information on coaching the mental game.

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