Bouncing Back From Mistakes

Welcome to session number thirty four of The Tennis Psychology Podcast.

Dr. Patrick Cohn at sports Psychology for Tennis, is a mental game of tennis expert and helps tournament players, tennis coaches and parents improve confidence, focus, and composure using sports psychology strategies.

In this week’s tennis psychology session, Dr. Cohn teaches you:
How to overcome the fear of making mistakes.

Many tennis players try to avoid making mistakes, which can cause them to tighten up and play tenatively.

Listen to the podcast to learn the mental game keys to bounce back quickly from mistakes.

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“Danielle did really well with controlling her emotions during the matches today. We were very proud of her for not showing her frustrations during the match; I think that was a big accomplishment. She really looked in control of her emotions even when she double faulted or made mistakes. The changes we saw on Danielle’s behavior in less than 24 hours were AWESOME! thank you for your guidance!”
~Jennifer Alamo, Tennis Parent

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~Franz

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~Katherine Johnson Cannata, Maggie’s mother