Sports Psychology - High Performance Clinic

June 13, and July 11, 2008
Athletes, parents, and coaches; Ages 12–older

Introducing BYU's newest sports clinic—Sports Psychology - High Performance Clinic! Are you looking for that mental edge needed to succeed in every sport? Join Dr. Craig Manning as he introduces fundamental psychological principles that will help enable athletes to succeed. The clinic will deal with many topics specific to sports psychology. You will learn the steps that will take you to a higher level of athletic performance.

Director
Dr. Craig Manning is an unique sports psychology consultant. His training incorporates multiple backgrounds that have provided a wealth of knowledge and understanding to the various components that lead to high performance. Dr. Manning has played tennis at both the collegiate and pro level; he has coached a Division 1 tennis program - building it into a national top twenty program, and has studied at one of the elite doctoral programs in the country. These multiple qualifications are unique in that Dr. Manning has experienced the highest level of performance from a player's perspective, coaches, and a cognitive-behavioral scientist.

Tentative Agenda:

Topics

1. Motivation – The origin of our behavior begins with what motivates us. Being motivated appropriately can greatly lower our anxiety, enhance our focus, increase our confidence and ultimately improve our environment to allow for greater decision-making.
2. Anxiety – Feelings of worry, nervousness, or unease, typically about an imminent event or something with an uncertain outcome.
3. Concentration – The ability to attend to relevant stimuli in the environment while not attending to irrelevant stimuli.
4. Confidence – "Acclaimed as the most critical psychological characteristic influencing sport performance". Reported to be the most consistent factor distinguishing highly successful from less successful athletes.
5. Decision Making – In my opinion the most important component to high performance.
6. Programming the mind – What you put in is what you get out. Are you in control of your mind or is your mind in control of you?

Benefits and Special Features

• Become familiar with the psychology of sports.
• Learn the steps to greater performance.
• Increase mastery of basics.
• Detailed training and sound fundamentals

Tuition:  $95 includes lunch

Three convenient ways to register: Check Space Availability.

1. Online: This is definitely the quickest method!
   
   

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2. By phone: Call (801) 422-4851. Phone registration will be open between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. on weekdays.
3. In person: Harman Continuing Education Building lobby at BYU between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. on weekdays.

Registration Notes

• A full refund ($25 nonrefundable) will be granted to all cancellations requested by 5:00 p.m. Friday, June 6 for the June 13 camp, Friday July 4 for the July 11 camp, and Friday, August 8 for the August 15 camp (one week before camp begins). No refunds will be given after these deadlines.
• Full tuition is due at the time of registration. No deposits will be accepted.
• Information packets with updated check-in times will be available on our Web site six to eight weeks before camp begins.