Greg Dale, Director of Sports Psychology and Leadership Programs for

Duke Athletics, will lead a clinic for athletes, parents and coaches to

share ways in which athletes can achieve their full potential and

improve performance on and off the court by using the Mind-Body

Connection. He will also address the significance of the

athlete-coach-parent triangle, and the important role parents and

coaches play in helping their athletes have a positive sports

experience:

Athletes will learn to:

- Focus on Success

- Let Go of Mistakes

- Get The Most Out of Practice

- Handle Criticism

- Thrive Under Pressure

In his sport psychology role, Dale provides consultations for individual

athletes, coaches and staff members. In addition, Dale provides team

building services for athletic teams and other units within Duke's

athletic department. In his leadership role, Dale provides leadership

training for athletes, coaches and administrators within the department

through various educational programs. He is also a professor of sport

psychology and sport ethics in the Department of Health, Wellness and

Physical Education.

The talk will be held on Monday, March 5th at 7:00pm. Practices on that night will be rescheduled so all of our athletes, their families and coaches can attend. Location TBD.

Dale is the author of Promoting A Positive Athletic Experience: The Parent's Guide, The Seven Secrets of Successful Coaches: How to Unlock and Unleash Your Team's Full Potential, It's a Mental Thing! 5 Keys to Improving Performance and Enjoying Sport, among many others.

You can read more about Greg Dale here.