Tyler Johnson
Website: http://elevateeducaterejuvenate.blogspot.com
What can I do to be more successful in my sport?
If you're spending some time to read this, you're already on the right track. As we look for improvements as an athlete or strive to obtain a goal tha...
How Can I Avoid Injury So I Can Keep Playing As Long As Possible?
Extending our playing days, stretching for new goals, or taking on weekend warrior ambitions requires focusing greater attention on your recovery. Whe...
5 Reasons College Coaches Love to Recruit Multi-Sport Athletes
"Do you prefer recruiting multi-sport athletes or single-sport athletes?" It's one of my favorite questions to ask college coaches. Overwhelmingly,...
How We Can Improve Sports As We Return
As a new schedule disrupter spread across the globe, the Spring season of Covid-19 began to fade like Marty McFly in a photograph. In some ways this p...
3 Keys to Russell Wilson's Championship Mindset
What are your three keys that will make you more successful? Write them down. Put them to memory. When you can call upon them to filter whether a beha...
Target your Standards, not your Social Status
Although we are all guilty of lacking focus on occasion, all too often student-athletes are more focused on social stature than actually raising the s...
3 Crucial Principles of Kobe's Mamba Mentality
"If you see me in a fight with a bear, pray for the bear." This was a quote favorited by the late Kobe Bryant as it encapsulated his Mamba Mentalit...
3 Things to Think About When You're Tired
Eventually, we all get pushed or pulled past our limits. Physically and mentally. When this occurs, we typically begin to feel the unraveling. We s...
5 Powerful Tips for Coaching Millennial Athletes
Nothing drives me more crazy than hearing adults despairingly utter the words, "kids have changed." I sure hope they have! The world has undergone ...
Why Every Student-Athlete Should Get a Part-Time Job
Chris Paul pumped gas. David Johnson cleaned dorm rooms. J.J. Watt delivered pizzas. Many of the world's best athletes worked some very mundane job...