If you want to be physically strong and on top of your game, you need mental fortitude and resilience, top athletes, their coaches, and sports psychologists say. The bottom line: Success depends on how hard you work your body and your mind.
Younger players who watched Woods push the limits, and endure years of pain, marvel at his latest comeback and aim for a balance between golf and life.
The sun was still sleeping early Monday morning in Greece, but James Galanis had been awake for hours, sitting in his hotel room in a state of euphoric shock. Roughly 30 minutes had passed since th...
How Harrison Barnes learned to stop worrying and let the game come to him ... and how he'll need that skill to help bounce back after a disastrous Game 3.
The “My Awesome Life Nation, Inc. seeks to convene a pool of diverse members to improve the quality of life of our communities and enhance fitness, fashion, ...
The Golfing Life Some of the most powerful exercises to improve performance are in mental imagery. There is an inspiring story about a soldier who used this practice to save his life and improve his golf game.The soldier was a prisoner of
The sport’s mental component remains cloudy. Coaches may cite attributes such as humility, integrity, perseverance, and selflessness when they evaluate a player.
True grit: Earl Thomas, Byron Maxwell have what might be 'key ingredient' for ... The Seattle Times The woman giving the talk was Angela Duckworth, an associate professor of psychology at the University of Pennsylvania.
Can grit be identified and nurtured in players? Pete Carroll thinks so, and an expert on the subject left Seattle impressed with the Seahawks' culture.
Vaughn Gray recalled what changed for him after "mindfulness-based intervention" sessions. Over the past couple of basketball seasons, the former George Mason University forward found he was able to "see the game slower … react to things more efficiently" during contests. "I felt like I was maximizing my motions, and my playmaking abilities were more heightened through the breathing techniques," Gray said.
Sport is part of human development. As parents, hoping sports can help us build lifelong lessons we support with our time, money and sometimes over the child´s expectations. Sports parenting needs to be refreshed too every now and then.
Persistence and Determination alone are omnipotent -Calvin Coolidge, 30th President of the United States To be like Batman takes an Iron Will. It takes hard work, determination, persistence, an att...
The Grit Factor: What it takes to succeed in golf GolfDigest.com In an April 2013 TED Talk (Technology, Entertainment and Design) viewed to date 4.8 million times, a psychology professor at the University of Pennsylvania named Angela Duckworth...
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