September 29, 2008

University of South Florida: October 1-3, 2008

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Lehigh University: October 4, 2008

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Lambeau Field: October 5, 2008

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Harvard University: October 10-11, 2008

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Cornell University: October 17-19, 2008

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Lambeau Field: October 19, 2008

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Brown University: October 24-25, 2008

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Cornell University: Oct 31 - Nov 1, 2008

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Cornell University: November 7-9, 2008

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Columbia University: November 14-15, 2008

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Lambeau Field: November 16, 2008

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Cornell University: November 20-23, 2008

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Lambeau Field: November 30, 2008

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Lambeau Field: December 7, 2008

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Lambeau Field: December 28, 2008

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A personal coach will push you past your limit.

A coach can help you “push on” to the next level.

Maybe you’re not a pro athlete, but you’re thinking about it. Maybe you’re training for a big event or about to try out for a new position. Whatever goal you want to reach or challenge you want to overcome, a personal coach will get behind you every step of the way.

Discover what it takes to stretch beyond your perceived limitations, and tap the power of your own mind and body.

A coach will guide and support you through your personal epiphanies and transformations. A coach will help you create a storehouse of mental energy to match your physical prowess, so you can keep moving forward with your greatest plans and dreams!

September 26, 2008

Personal coaches help sports professionals set goals.

A coach can help you clearly identify your goals.

On the outside, you may be a hero — “larger than life” — but inside you’re human and fallible, just like everyone else. You make mistakes, have your share of bad days, sometimes get confused and experience regret during which times you don’t know where you’re going.

And, like everyone else, you may, at times, need another person to help put things back into perspective and set you straight again.

When you work with a coach, you can define your goals as you need them, then flesh out necessary steps to get where you want to be.

September 25, 2008

Personal coaches teach time management skills.

As an athlete, time is your greatest enemy, and it appears to be a catch-22 no matter what you do.

If you tend to personal matters, there’s a nagging feeling that you’re missing out on practice, not working on your skills, or disappointing the team. If you’re focusing on the sport, then you’ve got “real life” to deal with, and whichever people, activities and responsibilities you’re not tending to but feel that you should be.

A personal coach will teach you effective time management skills so that you can make the most of every second of every day - and leave nothing compromised, including your own sanity.

September 24, 2008

Personal coaches help you feel “human” again.

As an athlete, you’ve probably always felt like you had to live up to someone else’s standard, or constantly go above and beyond.

In your everyday life outside of sports, do you rely too heavily on others’ approval for your sense of self worth? Do you have trouble NOT viewing everything as a challenge or a confrontation?

Not everyone shares the same competitive outlook that has been ingrained into you since the early days of your sports career. Because of this, relating with others may prove difficult at times.

Work with a personal coach, and move past the need to always be “on”. You aren’t perfect… nobody is perfect… and that’s perfectly okay!

September 23, 2008

Personal coaches help you recover from setbacks.

A coach can help you bounce back from your perceived failures.

Being a pro athlete (or training for it) feels like everything is riding on your next move.  So, when you screw up, cost the team a win, have a bad week, or suffer an illness or injury that sets you back, it can seem like the entire world is against you

A coach may  help you regain your footing when you fall, work with you to develop skills for a quick personal recovery and confidence boost.

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