A Quick Nine: Why Are You Thankful? By T.J. Auclair As Thanksgiving Day approaches it’s time for all of us to take a step back, reflect on our lives and give …
Chicken or the Egg?
The Chicken or the Egg? By Michael Riggs Which comes first, a thought or a feeling? Do you first think, “I am going to have a successful day,” which leads …
Mind Training
Mind Training By Chris Mckenna I’m sure everyone has experienced it: You’re running, cycling or playing tennis for a reasonable time and while you know that your body is able to carry on, your will …
Adaptability in Life
Adaptability in Life By Judith Coche Opening the door to my waiting room I found Tamara standing on crutches, streaked greying blond hair offset by deep brown eyes and a …
A Pre-Requisite
Adaptability – A Pre-Requisite By Stephen Graef Adaptability is a pre-requisite for being a successful student-athlete. Though many of us possess the capability to transition well in new circumstances, there …
Saying and Doing
Saying and Doing By Jonathan Bint Spending your time planning how you are going to improve always seems like a sensible investment of time to me. I can preach about …
Practicing Patience
Practicing Patience By Polly Campbell Life moves at a frenetic, fast-forward pace, and that makes patience even harder to practice. Yet, the ability to tolerate delay without getting upset is …
Power of Patience
Power of Patience By Ross Enamait Merriam Webster defines patient as steadfast despite opposition, difficulty, or adversity. An athlete who is patient will see a challenge through from start to …
Patience in Golf
Patience in Golf By Patrick Cohn Have you ever played in a tournament in which you were playing great one moment, hitting effortless shots… and then, in an instant, your game …
Veteran Wisdom
Veteran Wisdom By Patrick Saunders After nearly every game, no matter how he has done, Troy Tulowitzki heads to the batting cage. He has done that throughout his career, but his …