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Mom Saves Son’s Season (could you?)

By Dr. Tom on Saturday, March 10th, 2012 | No Comments

Hi: Here’s a good story — I got it yesterday from a mom who used the Play Big principles to “save” her son’s season. DISCLAIMER: Coaches and parents should know Gina Parris already was a trained tapper before Play Big (ginaparris.com), so I can’t say these results are “typical,” but I believe it is very [...]

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Great in Practice, But ….

By Dr. Tom on Monday, February 27th, 2012 | No Comments

Just a quick shout out today for a young player I’m coaching who is getting a taste of a wonderful lesson. (I’ll of course tell you the lesson, but it won’t mean that much to you. We have to experience things, get them into our bones, not just our cortex to really make a difference.) [...]

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Be Strong Up THIS Middle to Win

By Dr. Tom on Thursday, February 9th, 2012 | No Comments

Last night on the field coaching my son’s team I got reminded of one of my own lessons. “LET’S GO!” I yelled as players dragged from one station to the next. I then had a blessed moment of self-awareness… In chess the goal of the opening moves is to control the center four squares. If [...]

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Baseball Training: How to Graduate to the Next Level

By Dr. Tom on Saturday, July 30th, 2011 | No Comments

“What should I do with my life?” I just hung up with a young man that made me smile. He’s a graduating college senior and wants to go into sport psychology with particular focus on baseball. He wanted my advice on how to go about it. I flashed back to when I was in college [...]

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Pitching Tips: Amazing Relief from Pain

By Dr. Tom on Friday, July 25th, 2008 | No Comments

“I’d say about a 7,” said the college pitcher. I’d asked him how he’d rate the pain in his shoulder every time he threw a ball. “Sometimes more like a 4. So 4 to 7.” A few minutes later it was down to a 1. Instead of going to surgery, he ended up having a [...]

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