Complete Game: The Emotional Dynamics of In-Game Focus

Many coaches and athletes will say the game is 80% mental but never spend enough time developing this part of their game. Is it because we don't know how? Or do we love to ignore those things we aren't good at? In sports and competition, mind activity and physical activity occur at the same time. When it is time to perform, we cannot get caught up into whatever emotions are going to distract us from achieving our Full Genetic Potential. So if your mental game is not up to par, then your entire game is really incomplete.Can thoughts really be controlled? Can emotions really be managed? Thoughts cannot be controlled, and neither can our emotions. But the manifestations of our emotions can be controlled. I understand that this is not possible for everyone. That is why there are only a few athletes who are capable of attaining this ultimate level of focus. And as I think back to certain players that I have trained over the years, I realized that the one's with the better mental skills were more consistent. Does your emotions control you or do you control your emotions?

ROB CREWS Clinical Instructor, Motivational Speaker, Author

Rob Crews is a native of New Rochelle, New York. Rob played baseball at Mansfield State University in Pennsylvania and Mercy College in Dobbs Ferry, NY. He is currently the National Softball Hitting Coordinator for the Frozen Ropes Training Centers and the co-owner of Frozen Ropes’ White Plains, NY location. His teaching skills and results with athletes from the youth to the professional levels, has earned him the respect of coaches and players across the U.S. and abroad.