John Couture
Director of Sport Psychology at Kinkaid School in Houston and Private Mental Skills Coach for amateur and professional athletes. BA Psychology/Physics, Amherst College; MA Psychology/Coaching, Towson University; American Board of Sport Psychology Certified
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When athletes make adjustments, four factors come into play. Coaches, along with the athletes should assess these factors and make the appropriate changes to their routines. Competence Specific skills are needed in sports. Fundamental practice, spaced repetition, and teaching and learning of these specific skills are needed to take place. Players...
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In order for athletes to become elite and perform consistently at a high level, they must exhibit mental discipline. They must create and follow productive routines. They also must control their attention. In creating routines, elite athletes get a full spectrum of information from quality, trustworthy resources. These can be...