Championship Thinking In Sports Jim Meier

Guest Tony Klaberg leads all facet of the baseball and softball Swedish Federation. Both sports have had steady growth internationally. Sweden, in spite of its northern climate, is a prime example. Topics Tony will cover include history, shifts, player & coach development, cultural impact and link with MLB The post Championship Thinking in Sports – The Growth of Baseball and Softball in Sweden appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

9 year head coach at the U. of Michigan has a well earned reputation for mentoring players to not only excel in baseball but also academically & as citizens. He will discuss these mentoring topics: what it is & is not, useful tips, its importance, lessons from his mentors and his motivations. The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Mentoring is Job 1 for U. of Michigan Head Baseball Coach Rich Maloney appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Guest Johan Bruyneel, author of “You Might As Well Win”, chronicles his philosophy & strategy for coaching Lance Armstrong from 1998 forward as well as a number other world class championship cyclist. Learn first-hand from Johan who himself wore the coveted Tour de France coveted yellow jersey. The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Lessons from the World’s Most Successful Cycling Coach appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

John Cook, 10 year head volleyball coach at the U. of Nebraska (17 total at DI) shares his underlying values and leadership philosophy which guide his decisions about the student-athlete experience. Topics include recruiting, team development, adjusting to today’s athlete lessons learned & expectations. The post Championship Thinking in Sports – U. of Nebraska Volleyball: Core Principles for on and off Court Success appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Show guest Kim Werth gives insights for paying attention to key events in your life & how to learn from them. Kim is a former college track star, mother of Phillies right fielder, Jayson & daughters, Hannah, Big XII freshman VB player of the year & Hillary, UCLA track star. Her husband, brother & dad […] The post Championship Thinking In Sports – Do You Pay Attention to Your Defining Moments? appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Guest Jerry King, Director of Instruction, Kapalua Golf Academy-Maui, has repeatedly been listed by Golf Digest as a top 100 instructor, made 8 Golf Channel appearances & received numerous PGA teaching awards. In this show, Jerry will share first-hand mental game tips drawing from host, Jim Meier’s workbook, Golf’s Mental Game: Your 15th Club. The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Getting Mentally Stronger: Tee to Green appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Jim Seward, former college coach, currently instructs at his School of Hoops Academy & is Big XII Conference official’s evaluator. Jim shares lessons learned first-hand from many great coaches. Among them: John Wooden, Phil Jackson, Dean Smith, Pat Riley, Mike Krzyzewski, Roy Williams, Tubby Smith, Eddie Sutton, Bob Knight & Bruce Pearl. The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Lessons Learned from Great Basketball Coaches. appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Clark Kellogg, CBS Lead Analyst, Ohio State first team All-American (’79-’82) & 5 year NBA player will give examples of how the mental game is the ultimate difference maker for top level basketball. Without a strong mental game, other essentials such as quickness, courts smarts, agility, endurance & teamwork are under utilized. The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Sports Psychology’s Core Role In Basketball Excellence? appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Family practioner, Dr. Harold Sirota’s, life is a steady climb around His three big passions; Medicine, Family & Sports. Using his personal Experience, Doctor Sirota and I will hone in on the mental & physical Aspects of sports for creating healthier youth & adults, How doctors Keep learning & how you should too. Stay in […] The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Sports and Medicine Smarts = Smarter, Healthier Athletes appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

What are the traits that produce exceptional mental Smart & toughness as linebacker, broadcaster & athletic director? What are the similarities & differences? Get the answers from Trev Alberts, ’93 first team consensus All-American linebacker-Dick Butkus Award winner, pro linebacker & AD-U. Of Nebraska at Omaha. The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Mental Smarts & Toughness as Linebacker, Broadcaster & Athletic Director. appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

This show’s one goal: Honor all military veterans & acknowledge some have been/are professional athletes. I’m honored Rocky Bleier is my guest because of his1) unwavering dedication to serve veterans, 2) own service in Vietnam, U.S. Army, ’69 Purple Heart & Bronze Star 3) drive to be an champion player at Notre Dame & w/ […] The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Dear Veterans, We Honor Your Service and Sacrifice. appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Guest Keith Madison, 28 yrs college coach experience (26 at U of Kentucky), knows pitching. From The Wall Street Journal-June 9, 2009 “…Keith Madison, Kentucky’s Winningest coach all-time, concentrated on pitching, having been a pitcher Himself. “When I’d go to a high-school tournament, my focus was on Pitching. My best gift, I felt, was my […] The post Championship Thinking in Sports – A+ Ways to Spot, Teach & Use Pitchers. appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Join guest Bruce Mathison, college & NFL QB-U.of Nebraska, ’78-’82 and combined 7 Years with the Seahawks, Chargers & Bills. Over those years Bruce Became quite aware that “luck”, “lucky guy” and “lucky to be here!” Were every day words in his playbook vocabulary. How does the using The word “luck” impact behavior & results? […] The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Is Luck in Your Playbook? Should It Be? appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

At the root of success in sports and life is having purpose, knowing your values & making “first downs” toward purpose and values. Jerry Tagge, a natural to discuss football, faith & fitness, led the U. Of Nebraska to national championships in‘70-’71, played pro ball & for 30 + years, has built a business & […] The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Making First Downs in Football, Faith and Fitness appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

What is inertia training, how does it work & why should you care? Tune in for the answers from Steve Davison, Industrial Engineer & founder of Engineering Marketing Associates. Topics: Its all about inertia, train for balance, different sports need different power, bringing, mental muscle exercise regimen & Exercise for injury prevention. The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Gravity-Free Exercise Increases Acceleration & Excellence appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Sally Johnson, Ex. Dir., National Council of Youth Sports (NCYS)- 185 organizations serving 44M boys and girls in organized sports- addresses head-on the inconvenient & ugly truth about how some adults use sports to prey on youth. And most importantly, how NCYS is compre- hensively & systematically effectively attacking this insidious problem. The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Keeping Kids Safe from Predators in Youth Sports appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Guest & celebrated author, W.P. Kinsella, wrote “Shoeless Joe” which Hollywood produced into the joyously powerful movie, Field of Dreams. Topics: Learning to hear what others don’t, dreaming big, inspiration and self-Belief, hard choices, injustice & redemption, reconciliation of a father & son, the pure magic of playing catch & family support. The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Deep Life Lessons from Shoeless Joe & the Field of Dreams appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Guest: Dr. Bruce Bloom, Anatomy & Physiology & Clinical Nutritionist. You need energy to simply exist and excel in sports. No energy=you are outta gas. Dr. Bloom, 30+ years experience, teaches athletes, how to reach & sustain their body to its best metabolic state for maximum performance. Core topics will be: 1.Fuel 2.Healthy Tissue 3.Waste The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Hitting the Energy Producing Home Run appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Guest: Joe Sottolano, Army Head Coach since 2000 and I both watched many of the Division I ’09 College World Series Games in Omaha, NE. In my case, 9 of them live. W took notes, recorded mental images to provide an analysis. The end result…lessons you can use as a coach or player to enhance […] The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Did You See That! What I Learned From the ’09 College World Series appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

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