No need to quit tennis! You can improve your mental game with consistent mental training. This video teaches you how to finish your match strong and close it out quickly when you are ahead. Watch to Learn More: Related Tennis Psychology Articles *Subscribe to The Tennis Psychology Podcast on iTunes*Subscribe
Tennis psychology and mental game of tennis tips with Dr. Patrick Cohn. Do you lose confidence after losing one critical point during a match. Learn how to keep your confidence when you lose a critical point Watch to Learn More: Improve Your Mental Game with Expert Mental Coaching
Making Too Many Changes in Strokes? Should you improve your strokes during a tennis match? If you know our approach, that is not the best time work on your game. You want to learn how to simplify your game in matches and avoid fixing strokes during the match.
Do you play tennis doubles with partners who are perfectionists and have high expectations for your game? Does this affect your confidence on the court? Learn how to have the mental edge over you opponents In this mental game video, you’ll learn how to manage your perfectionist doubles
How do you improve your mental game for tennis? And what is the difference between mental training and mental toughness? Mental training helps athletes improve their mental game and mental toughness on the tennis court. Dr. Patrick Cohn answers the question: Are you stuck with your mental game
Many athletes feel pressure when they worry about what others think about them or badly want to impress others, such as teammates, parents, and coaches. As a matter of fact, this is the number one reason athletes fear failure: They don’t want to let down others or feel