Posted by: mindoversports on: March 19, 2012
During the KU-Purdue game last night, I was appalled at how the officials allowed the Purdue players to physically abuse and constantly foul KU’s Thomas Robinson. Almost every time his teammates tried to work the ball into him at the post, some Purdue player was hanging on his arm or not allowing him to break [...]
Posted by: mindoversports on: March 17, 2012
I was speaking to a young man who played football for a club team and found out that the team owner did not provide insurance for him to cover any kind of injuries he might experience as a result of his playing. And the thought occurred to me that perhaps “health care reform” was not [...]
Posted by: mindoversports on: March 12, 2012
Every coach would like to know what his or her team is REALLY thinking, and that’s why I highly recommend a focus group as the first phase when working with a team, without coaches present. A focus group is a form of qualitative research in which a group of people are asked about their perceptions, [...]
Posted by: mindoversports on: March 6, 2012
Write down on a piece of paper what it is in your life that you are committed to making happen. Now then, let’s look at your answer. If you think you are committed to making a certain event happen in your life – and yet have done nothing about it – then you are kidding [...]
Posted by: mindoversports on: March 4, 2012
The prevailing wisdom in the health profession is that when a child is bipolar (demonstrating severe mood swings and depression) that it creates, in that child a low sense of inner-self (self-esteem.) But I feel the opposite is true. From my perspective, when a child has a low sense of inner-self (self-esteem) he/she tends to [...]