Courts Sports Consulting

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1. The art of scheduling: Time management and effective scheduling go hand-in-hand. Scheduling out your day hour-by-hour is key for any busy bee, especially student athletes. Help the young athlete in your life fill up their planner by blocking out time for all homework assignments, practice, games and family obligations as well. With an organized schedule young athletes will feel less overwhelmed and less likely to procrastinate, leading to increased motivation and success both on the court and in the classroom.

My main goal is for participants to learn how to motivate those student-athletes who put their sport before academics, from a sports psychology perspective. The participants must first understand their student athletes. This will be a continuous theme due to the stigma that these students get preferential treatment in the classroom. Understanding the mental health and stressors for these students is an important part of the lesson. Motivation will also be a continuous theme. In order to understand how to motivate students, motivation itself must be addressed. Creating environments and learning strategies that compliment student athletes will be discussed.

Excited that I will be able to utilize my 30+ yrs in sports to help people.