If you want to achieve your fullest potential in the face of adversity, you’ve got to understand and embrace the principles David Cook teaches. Just like the world’s greatest athletes, by purposefully setting your mind in performance, you have the chance to fulfill your greatest potential in the midst of the interference of the competitive environment.
CURRENT EPISODES
Ten Minutes Before the Trophy Celebration (Ep. 1)
Episode description: Take a trip through the mind of an athlete – performing with expectancy, preparing to win the trophy.
The Greatest Predictor of Success (Ep. 2)
Episode description: In the face of interference, what determines how successful you are? David Cook explains.
Focused Talent (Ep. 3)
Episode description: Do you want to make the move from good to best? The separating variables are slight, but will make all the difference.
A Passionate Pursuit of Excellence (Ep. 4)
Episode description: Goals fueled by passion are the goals that will determine whether you are the best.
Mental Toughness is a Choice – Part 1 (Ep. 5)
Episode description: Choosing to be mentally tough can give you the advantage (part 1 of 2).
Mental Toughness is a Choice – Part 2 (Ep. 6)
Episode description: Choosing to be mentally tough can give you the advantage (part 2 of 2).
About Dr. David Cook
David Cook, Ph.D. is one of the country’s top peak performance consultants and seminar leaders.
He served as mental training coach for the San Antonio Spurs, helping them to two NBA championships. Golf Digest recently named him one of the “top 10 sport psychologists” in golf. He has counseled teams from the NBA, the NFL, MLB, the Olympics, and collegiate national champions, plus over 100 PGA players. His business clients include numerous Fortune 500 companies and many others.
David bridges the gap between the sports and business. Besides speaking and coaching, he is known for his creative leadership adventure retreats that incorporate golf or wilderness adventures.
David received his undergraduate degree from Baylor University in 1980. He completed his Ph.D. in Applied Sport and Performance Psychology from the University of Virginia in 1984. He is married to Karen and has two daughters. They live in the Hill Country of Texas.
