Every tennis match is a puzzle. And there is no “one way” to solve it. There are many options, but if you think there is only one, you will probably be disappointed. The greatest athletes in the world never lose, they just run out of time. Every competition is different, every opponent is different. I […]
I often see athletes get angry after they strike out, or after they miss a shot. This happens all the time, at all levels, from beginner to professional. But does this help them? No. Why would you do something that won’t help you? What is anger, anyway? It’s a choice, isn’t it? Anger is merely […]
This morning I was listening to a great speaker and coach, Micah Lancaster. He said something I thought was brilliant… 2+2=0 Too negative plus Too lazy equals Nothing. I like that. More on Micah coming soon…
Here is something brilliant I read recently… Average athlete: Feels good, plays good. Feels bad, plays bad. Good athlete: Feels good, plays good. Feels bad, plays good. Great athlete: Feels good, plays great. Feels bad, plays great. -ROB GILBERT
“That little voice inside my head keeps telling me that I’m no good.” “I’m just a negative person.” “I always lose when I have a lead.” These are common thoughts. And they lead to common results. You have to expect things of yourself before you can achieve them. -MICHAEL JORDAN
Most successful people are not especially talented, educated, charming or good-looking. They become successful because they WANT to be successful. How badly do you want to be a great athlete, musician, student, parent or artist?