Coach, you CAN`T make your athlete focus! This will. Learn more.

by Mike Cavers

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Coach, you CAN'T make your athlete focus!  This will.  Learn more.  As a coach these are the things you DO have control over: speed & strength training, mechanics, strategy and game planning.  What you DON'T have control over is how your athletes' brains work.  How fast do they process stimuli?  What is the quality of the stimuli they capture?  What stimuli to they ignore?  You will learn how you can speed up their brain which makes the game slow down.  You will learn how to MAKE your athlete capture great info and more importantly learn to ignore irrelevant info.  How can you have your athlete learn to ignore what is in their 'rear mirror'?  How can they achieve calmness in critical situations and avoid performance anxiety?  You will learn how the brain works and how it can be trained through resistance to work at a higher level more efficiently.  If you have any questions I can be reached at mike@strobesport.com.  We can discuss sport specific or position specific training.  Thank you very much for your interest in my video.  I just want to share how we can create better, more consistent, performing athletes.

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The Coach

Mike Cavers

Strobe Sport Training Glasses - Improve Reaction Time, Focus & Reduce Performance Anxiety

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35+ years in sports as a collegiate and professional athete, NIKE Baseball Sports Marketing Exec. and Stroboscopic Training and Decision Making expert.  I look at performance demands from the  little league level through high school, college and professional sports, including my work with All Stars, MVP's and Hall of Famers.  I observe forward and backward.  What does make an athlete perform well or poorly?  What keeps them from being consistent?  Why do they succeed or fail in critical situations?  What causes a slump and how to you get out of it?  You will look at your athletes differently and approach them differently in their training. Let's unlock the ability to perform at a high level more consistently.

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