Strong mental skills often give amateur and professional athletes
an edge over their competitors. At Whole Athlete, we recognize
that the mind is as important as the body in a complete training
program.
Marvin
Zauderer leads our Mental Training program. He works in all sports
with athletes, coaches, and teams -- whether or not they are already
Whole Athlete clients -- on:
• Building self-confidence and motivation
• Managing stress, pressure, and disappointment effectively
• Stopping negative self-talk
• Increasing the ability to maintain and regain concentration
• Mentally preparing well for competition
• Improving communication with teammates and coaches
• Setting, resetting, and managing to individual and team
goals
• Noticing, avoiding, and recovering from burnout
• Regaining mental fitness after injury
Check out our articles page for some
of the articles Marvin has written on these topics.
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Training is not psychotherapy. However, Marvin is a licensed
psychotherapist and has experience with a wide variety
of adult, child, and group psychology issues. He is also
a Masters athlete, sport psychology columnist, husband of
an equestrian, and father of three teenagers.
Prior
to his change of career, Marvin had a successful 15-year
career in high technology. He has graduate degrees from
Stanford University and Dominican University, and an undergraduate
degree from UC Berkeley. He is a member of the Positive
Coaching Alliance, is a USA Cycling Level 2 coach, and has
coached girls' softball. Growing up, he played AYSO soccer,
Little League baseball, challenge-ladder tennis, and playground
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works with Mental Training clients in person throughout
the San Francisco Bay Area, and by phone and video chat
with clients outside the Bay Area. He frequently gives presentations
on Mental Training to teams, clubs, and coaches in person
and via the Internet.
You
can contact Marvin at 415.721.3737 or marvinz@pobox.com.
His
website is www.marvinz.com.
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