PCA Development Zone^®

Herm Edwards discusses how preparation makes sports fun

Brad Frost talks about why coaches need to make sure every player gets enough playing time.

Christian Lavers says that pressure makes the game exciting and fun, but with that comes mistakes.

Self-compassion and remembering that failure is part of being human helps people persist and be resilient.

Practicing mindfulness is the easiest, cheapest way to gain control of your mind, says Dacher Keltner.

Mindfulness can help with nervousness or anxiety, as well as help people move on from mistakes.

To Keltner, someone shooting a free throw or going through their pitching routine is mindfulness in action.

In one minute, Dacher Keltner explains what mindfulness is and how coaches and athletes can use it.

Mental skills coach Graham Betchart's "Be where your feet are" approach keeps athletes focused.

Renowned Sport Psychologist Saul Miller on 3 building blocks of success for both coaches and athletes.