In his book The Talent Code, Daniel Coyle suggests growth occurs at the edge of our abilities. So, what does that mean? Simply put, it means that we don’t...
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Dr. Pete has worked with adolescents for over two decades. He has been actively involved in sports his entire life as a player at the high school and collegiate level, as a coach, and as an avid supporter of local teams.
When an athlete gets hurt, we tend to think about the injury and the athlete from a physical perspective – What did they hurt? How long will the rehab take? This way of thinking about injury neglects the importance of the mental aspect.
Mind’s Eye works with athletes at every level. Whether you are high school athlete, a professional or a weekend warrior…Mind’s Eye can help your game! click here to see some of the high schools and colleges our athletes attend.
In Playing in the Box, renowned sports psychologist Dr. Pete Temple describes how young athletes can use simple mental exercises to relax, improve, and achieve their goals on and off the field or court.
If you’ve ever struggled in competition, Dr. Temple’s practical approach will help you develop confidence, drive, and resilience, so you can bounce back from setbacks, relax when the game gets tense, and reach your full potential.
After your talk we went out and beat two teams that had previously beaten us and finished 2nd in the Wheaton North Shootout. I tried to stress your confidence talk and the boys played great. Thanks for giving us another motivational tool!
Mind’s Eye helped me get running again without fear, helped me regain my confidence, and restructure a more positive state of mind. Mind’s Eye helped to motivate and build me into a better athlete, which enhanced my recovery process.
Thanks to Dr. Temple, I was able to become mentally strong and use that as an asset to propel me into collegiate golf. The things he has taught me are invaluable and I am very grateful to work with Dr. Pete.
In his book The Talent Code, Daniel Coyle suggests growth occurs at the edge of our abilities. So, what does that mean? Simply put, it means that we don’t...
Fear is a powerful, and important, emotion. Fear is also a primitive emotion. For our earliest ancestors, fear kept them alive. If they perceived a threat their fear would...
Here’s a pep talk you might be familiar with, “100% isn’t gonna get it done tonight team. It’s goanna take more than that. I need 110% from every one...