Championship Thinking In Sports Jim Meier

Guest Tracy Arculeta has the mind, heart & soul of an A++ baseball coach. This year he guided So.Indiana U. to the DII National Championship. In this show he gives stories and examples of how he daily uses Jim Meier’s, Championship Thinking in Baseball sports psychology workbook in his program and system. The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Sports Psychology Helps So. Indiana U. Win National Championship appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Guest Jaime Cevallos is professionally recognized as a master hitting instructor from youth to the professional level. Learn how he uses the widely acclaimed video analysis software V1 Pro www.v1pro.com. Jaime teaches his positional hitting philosophy and tools while host Jim Meier, provides strong links to how the mental game ties to positional hitting and […] The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Video Analysis Technology=Accelerating Player Hitting Development appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Guest Tim Weiser is Chairman of NCAA’s DI baseball tournament selection committee & Big 12 Deputy Commissioner. Tim shares the many steps, decision process and checks & balances that lead to determining which 64 DI schools play in the post season tournament. This includes the decisions about who plays in which regional and team ceding..1, […] The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Road to Omaha & College World Series: NCAA’s 64 Team Selection Process appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Guest Joe Roberts, 2010 ABCA president, is in his 31 year as Armstrong Atlantic State U. head coach. Joe & your host, Jim, give timely information about NCAA DII baseball. Topics include the move up from HS to college ball, mental toughness, leadership tips, what has changed for coaches and effectively adjusting to new cultural […] The post Championship Thinking in Sports – A Good Look at NCAA DII Baseball appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Guest Bud Bilanich, the Common Sense Guy, & your host team-up to give practical ways to manage fear and make it work for you. Bud & Jim know 1st hand that fear is real and pops up in sports and other performance situations. Using personal and success coaching examples they help you place fear where […] The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Put Fear In Your Rearview Mirror appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Successful Connie Yori, 20 year coach, 2010 Women’s Basketball Coach of the Year & U. of Nebraska Head Women’s coach shares her team 10 point pyramid model. When understood & used the model propels individual athletes to excel as a team. Host, Jim, also draws from his 7 dimension model of high performance teams. The post Championship Thinking in Sports – “Our Team, Our Time”: A Model For Women’s Basketball Success appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Guest Gene McArtor, NCAA National Coordinator for Baseball Umpires gives a timely, detailed update on the key roles & responsibility of the umpire. Topics include: qualifications, selection & evaluation process, training & development, bad rules evaluation & changes, why coaches argue, coach-player relationships & what coaches & fans should know. The post Championship Thinking in Sports – If We “Kill The Umpire”, Then What? appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Guest Brooke de Lench is a youth sport expert, author, syndicated columnist and founder & editor-in-Chief of MomsTeam.com. With a combination of facts and stories she gives sound advice about the critical role mothers should play today in sports. Topics include: health, safety, injury prevention, family/sport and balancing the win/fun equation. The post Championship Thinking in Sports – The Critical Role of Mothers in Sports appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Dr. David Brown, 26 year board certified orthopedic surgeon, has diagnosed & operated on thousands of sports injuries-youth to professional. He gives sage medical advice for increasing your odds for preventing injury and surgery & how to accelerating the healing process. The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Preventing Sports Injury Surgery & Accelerating Recovery appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

7 Year NFL Quarterback, Bruce Mathison shares information about a breakthrough health product. This product, Max GXL for Sports, feeds all body cells nutrients needed to highly increase energy & stamina, recover quicker from workouts & improve clarity & focus. Carries the prestigious NSF certification=safe to take. The post Championship Thinking in Sports – How Do You Make Healthy Cells For Optimal Athletic Success? appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Guest Dr. Paul Stricker, Board-Certified in Pediatrics & Sports Medicine is passionate about helping youth maximize potential and minimize pressure emphasizing key developmental levels. He draws from his experience as team physician for the U. S Olympic Committee & the U.S. National swim, soccer, gymnastics & basketball team and his book, Sports Success Rx! The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Sports Success Rx! appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

How has the R& D, design, material & manufacturing of the baseball bat changed over time? What changes are on the horizon? Tune in to have these and related questions about the baseball bat answered by Louisville Slugger VP Corporate Communication, Rick Redman. Louisville Slugger’s 126 year history, its museum, programs with major league baseball […] The post Championship Thinking in Sports – The Baseball Bat: Past, Present and Looking Ahead appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Guest Ryan Lefebrve, now in year 12 as Kansas City Royal play-by-play voice, sees the game & learns about players from a unique vantage point. Using this information & baseball intelligence, Ryan shares how a person in his role can strengthen intangibles for success that help a team become tough to beat the entire season. The post Championship Thinking in Sports – How Can Play-By-Play Announcers Help Their Team Win? appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Guest Fred Bowen, weekly Washington Post award winning columnist & author of 14 youth sports books gives fresh, creative insights for using sports books as a teacher. Themes are: being a leader, help yourself by helping your team, being tenacious, reacting to disappointment & making tough decision. Each lesson has value for young & older […] The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Youth Sports Books appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

How do they maintain excellent balance between technological advancements that improve equipment & player performance while preserving the core integrity & purity of the game? Guest Mike Thompson answers this & related key questions. Mike has 25 years with Rawlings Sporting Goods & is Sr. VP Sports Marketing & Business Development. The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Let’s Talk About Sports Equipment appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Tune in to get pointers on how to hit a golf ball harder and farther. Guest Bobby Wilson knows a few things about how to teach this. 30 years on tour, Bobby is the all time Long Drive Tour money winner. Still going strong, in ’09 he won both the senior and super senior championships. […] The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Whoa! Look How Far That Golf Ball Went appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Today’s parent still love their kids but sometimes their behavior appears otherwise. Youth sports is plum full of examples. Drawing from his book, A Guide to Sports Parenting, guest, Dan Saferstein, licensed psychologist, provides proven ways for sports parents to think & act in alignment with raising health, happy and contributing children. The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Making Sports Parenting Joyous and Successful appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Expect to receive several proven and practical technical & mental putting tools that lead to loving to producing much more consistency & holed putts. Guest Mike Schuchart, college golf coach at the University of Nebraska, former tour player in 3 U.S. Opens & 4 PGA Championships & winner of 3 Nike tour events will instructor […] The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Putting on the Carpet of “Contempt” appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Guest Dave Altopp is a 45 year coach, AD, leader in many sports organizations & creator of Lee University’s 1st baseball team. In this show, he shares how to have grit for your values-firmness of character-& the formation of a strong character. Dave’s blueprint will be our guide for developing student-athletes with integrity and class. The post Championship Thinking in Sports – The Grit in Integrity appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Sports films teach, inspire, spark imagination, entertain, encourage, strengthen self-belief & energize. Guest Steve Hartman, Founder and CoB-U.S. Sports Film Festival (USSFF), stimulates our thinking & hearts on how to go deeper in the learning sports films offer. He will also overview the work of USSFF. The post Championship Thinking in Sports – The Story Telling Power of Sports Films appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.