
The Navy SEALS like to say, “Under pressure, you don’t rise to the occasion, instead you sink to the level of your training.”
Very few athletes are true “gamers” in that they can show up on game day and flip a switch. Most athletes need to prepare and build good habits, so they can call upon their skills when needed.
In order to best prepare your athletes to face certain situations during games, you need to inspire them.
Here are seven ways you can make your practice sessions a little more creative in order to increase their effectiveness…

“I am not what happened to me. I am what I choose to become.” (Carl Gustav Jung)
I heard an interview with MVP Steph Curry the other night after Game 6 of the NBA Finals, in which he made a comment that got me thinking about my pre-maritial counseling.
(Originally published on April 11, 2012)