MANAGING
PRESSURE IN SPORTS
Managing Emotion and Pressure in Sports is
part of the Mental Toughness Series offered by Athletic
Mind Institute and SuperKick and is designed and delivered
by Todd M. Kays, Ph.D. It is an interactive seminar that
focuses on simple, pragmatic approaches to improve athletic
performance.
Benefits of the program include the following
improved results:
- Learn how pressure can hinder athletic performance
- Learn your personal perceptions of pressure in competition
- Learn mental strategies used by top athletes in the
world to manage pressure
- Each participant will receive a
copy of Dr. Kays’ Athlete’s
Journal (2008)
This workshop is limited to 40 participants.
We intentionally keep the number of members small to ensure
quality of interaction and education.
The types of participants who can benefit most from
this experience include:
- Athletes who are serious about improving performance
- Coaches who want to help their athletes learn mental
training strategies
- Parents who want to understand the mental side of sport
Dr. Todd M. Kays is a sport psychologist
and founder of the Athletic Mind Institute. He was the
sport psychologist for the Columbus Crew for five years
and has consulted and/or worked with athletes and coaches
from all different levels of sport, including PGA, LPGA,
MLS, NFL, Ohio State and numerous other colleges throughout
the country. He recently published the “Athlete’s Journal”(2008),
a mental training manual to instill proper “mental
work outs.” Dr. Kays has appeared on radio, television,
and in newspaper, including ESPN, Fox Sports,
Wall Street Journal, New York Post and Columbus Monthly.
DATE: July 31, 2008
TIME: 6:30-9:00 PM
PLACE: SuperKick/TeamZone
409
Orangepoint Drive
Lewis
Center, OH 43035
Register early to secure
your spot.
Each participant will receive a copy
of Dr. Kays’ Athlete’s Journal (2008).
Register below.
FEE: $50.00
per participant
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