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6 Motivation Tips for Beginning Your Child’s Offseason Training Program

November 12, 2014November 14, 2014 Stephen Walker, PhD 1 Comment Cross Trains, Effective Training, Kids Play, motivation, Motivational Tips, Stay Fit

by Shana Brenner Whether a kid plays football or runs track, effective training doesn’t stop when the season does —

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The Biggest Secret to Swimming Fast Under Pressure

November 7, 2014November 7, 2014 Stephen Walker, PhD 0 Comments Alan Goldberg, Big Meet, breathing, Go Faster, Improve Breathing, Reduce Muscle Tension, Reduces Pressure, Swim Faster

by Alan Goldberg, PhD Do you ever wonder why so many good swimmers seem to fall apart at the

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5 Reasons You Should Use ‘Athlete’ Produced Video – Coaching

September 20, 2014September 24, 2014 Stephen Walker, PhD 0 Comments athlete, Baseball Coach, Coach Style, Coaching Educator, Effective Coaching, Good Coaching, Jason Schreiber, Produce Video, Video Teaching, Videos

A note from the Editor: Recently I came across a coaching method advanced by a young coach that truly

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Connect Power & Privilege to Form Championship Teams

July 25, 2014July 25, 2014 Stephen Walker, PhD 0 Comments Actions, Administratively, athlete, Championship Results, coaching, Connected Power, Every Angle, Leadership, Meaningful Connections, Personal Power, Power Privilege, Practice Gear, team, Team Chemistry

Building Championship Behavior Using a 360 Degree Point-of-View in Developing Teamwork by Lowell Wightman The team practice today is

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Mental Preparation & Team Culture Count in SuperBowl XLVIII

March 3, 2014 Matt Long 0 Comments Denver Broncos, Mental Emotional, mental preparation, mental-conditioning, Seattle Team, Super Bowl, Super Bowl Xxii, team, Team Culture

By Matt Long, M.A., M.Ed.

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Staying Engaged from the Bench

February 3, 2014 Stephen Walker, PhD 0 Comments athlete development, basketballHQ, be ready to go, Bench, know what your coach wants, kyle ohman, mental engagement, prove it in practice, Role, Staying engaged from the bench, Staying Positive, team

by Kyle Ohman – Basketball HQ.com Every player wants to be on the floor during a game, but unfortunately their

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Core Principles in Positive Coaching

January 27, 2014 Stephen Walker, PhD 0 Comments coaching effectiveness, core principles in positive coaching, jim thompson, positive coaching alliance

Positive Coaching Alliance Founder – Jim Thompson’s TED Talk Some of the most important and innovative educational initiatives have come

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How to Help When Athletes Develop a Drug or Alcohol Problem

July 7, 2013July 9, 2013 Stephen Walker, PhD 5 Comments A Drug, Alcohol, Alcohol Addiction, Alcohol Problems, Alcoholism, avoiding manipulation, Drug Addiction, drug alcohol problems, Drug And Alcohol Addiction, drugs, Drugs Or Alcohol, finding the right program, how to help, providing support, rehabilitation, Substance Dependence, Tess Young

by Tess Young Editor’s note: This article is somewhat unsual for Podium, although Andrew Dieden’s post The Cause as Well

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Brainspotting & Pitchers: Coach’s Experience with “the Yips” in Batting Practice

July 7, 2013July 9, 2013 Stephen Walker, PhD 0 Comments baseball, Batting Cage, Batting Practice, Brainspotting, Coach Throw, coach's experience, collegiate baseball, Earl Poteet, pitchers, pitching, practice, Practice Issues, Rob Polishook, sports trauma, Yips

by Earl Poteet, MSW, LCSW (Author’s Note: Although I have written two previous descriptions of Brainspotting work that I have

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3 Mental Game Lessons from the US Open at Merion Golf Club

July 6, 2013February 3, 2014 Matt Long 0 Comments "love" the challenge, concentration, focus, Game Lesson, golf, Golf Club, Justin Rose, Lessons, mental preparation, mental-game, mental-training, Merion, Merion Golf Club, Pennsylvania, Phil Mickelson, preparation and visualisation, Sam Snead, sport-psychology, U.s. Open, US Open, USGA, winning

photo courtesy of media.philly.com Lessons From Merion by Matt Long, MA, MEd “I’ll tell you about these (U.S.) Opens, they