Client Anthony Quirion furthered his dream of playing Major League Baseball and signed a deal with the Philadelphia Phillies. After 3 great years at Lamar University honing his mental and physical skills, Anthony will get his shot at the next level. Couldn’t be happier for him.
Read MoreMel Reid Discusses her Victory and Our Work on Mental Strength
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Reid credits the turnaround in fortunes to Howard Falco, her mental strength coach. Shortly before the AIG Women’s Open at Royal Troon in August she asked her agent if there were any psychologists with whom she could work, as she was “sick and tired of playing shit”.
A shortlist of names was returned and Reid was drawn to Falco, a self-empowerment expert from Chicago. They speak on the phone on Wednesdays — the day before a tournament — and then after each round. When they spoke on Sunday, Reid thanked Falco for changing her life. “He’s on to me, which I need because I get very complacent,” Reid says. “He doesn’t let me take anything [for granted].”
Megan Henry makes her first World Cup team for USA Skeleton→
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Andrew Blaser and Megan Henry are headed to USA Skeleton's World Cup roster for the first time, after both put together winning performances in the national team-trials series that ended Sunday.
Blaser swept the four-race men's series, and Henry went 2 for 2 this weekend to earn her spot on the roster. Alex Ivanov got the other men's berth, and Savannah Graybill took the remaining women's at-large spot.
Henry needed a pair of wins in the final races this weekend to get onto the squad.
Read MoreCarl Yuan finishes T17 in the HSBC World Golf Championship in Shanghai, China
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Twenty-Two year old client Carl Yuan finished as the top Chinese player in the 2019 HSBC World Golf Championship November 3rd in Shanghai, China. Yuan’s final score gave him a tie for 17th, where he finished ahead of many world class, marquee players such as Justin Rose, Haotong Li, Phil Mickelson, Bubba Watson, and Sergio Garcia.
Read MoreClient Charlie Reiter sets a PGA Tour record
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Nineteen year old college freshman at USC, Charlie Reiter set a new PGA Tour scoring record by shooting a stunning 9 under 63 on the very difficult PGA West Stadium Golf Course. This has never been done before let alone by a nineteen year old amateur!
Read MoreMental Coaching and Its Increasing Relevance in Sports - Washington Post →
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Time to go get right,” he would say, and the big, burly, tattooed man would lumber out of the room and into the dugout, where Mark Campbell, the team’s director of mental conditioning, awaited him. Then came a chat on the top of the bench, or a slow walk around the warning track, a private conversation as important…
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