About the Course
This Tennis Psychology on-line course by the IATP teaches you one of the main secrets of success. When you master your thoughts and emotions, you will master your game. Mastering the mental game is the secret to reaching your potential and becoming successful on the tennis court. Being calm under pressure, finding your confidence after rejection, and having the ability to get pumped up in a moment’s notice will be your key to success.
To develop mental toughness, you must develop positive mental habits. To help you to develop these positive habits, this course is broken into 6 sections. When you master these sections, you will have mental toughness.
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The Mission of the International Association of Tennis
Psychology(IATP) is to share the knowledge of tennis psychology with the world. Our goal is help every tennis player in the world have the best mental game so that they will play their best under pressure.
Our mission is to help you develop a top rated mental game. We will share with the secrets of the mental game that all the best players on the ATP Tour and the WTA use to play their best under pressure. You will learn all the essential mental game fundamentals as well as how to apply these fundamentals to your game. The IATP wants you to be able take your best game from practice to completion so that you become the player of your dreams! If you are a teacher, The IATP wants you to be a tennis psychology expert and teach your students the secrets to the mental game.
The Creator of the course: Dr. Gregg Steinberg
The creator of this course is Dr. Gregg Steinberg who is ranked as one of the greatest golf psychologist in the world. Dr. Gregg Steinberg is the head sports psychologist for both the International Association of Tennis Psychology Association. It all started when Gregg was a young lad competing in southern California in tennis tournaments.He realized then that the best players had a handle on their emotions and could rebound from bad breaks. However, the ones who played their worst did not have enough emotional control.
From that realization, he went on to study performance psychology at U.C. Santa Barbara and then went to Florida State University for his masters and University of Florida for his doctorate in human performance. Dr. Gregg has studied human performance for the past 30 years as well as been the mental game coach for many professional tennis players with their mental game as well as the Vanderbilt Men’s Tennis team who went to the finals of the NCAA Championships. He also worked many PGA players as well as NFL, NBA and Major League Baseball.
In addition, he has been the mental game coach for many university teams such as the University of Alabama,Vanderbilt, Florida State, Washington and Lee as well as more Universities. Dr. Gregg has also been the mental coach for many top junior tennis players as well as coached many CEO and business executives from top level corporations.
Check out Dr. Gregg Steinberg on his web site at www.DrGreggSteinberg.com. You can follow his blog, connect with social media, or even order signed copies of his books.
IATP Board of Directors
Dr. Gregg M. Steinberg, Head Sport Psychologist. Dr. Steinberg received his Ph.D in performance psychology from University of Florida. He has worked with countless professional tennis players, collegiate players and youth tennis players
Dr. Robert Singer, Former President of American Psychological Association Division 47. Dr. Singer is professor emeritus from UF and was the Sport Science director for the USTA,
Rudy Rodriguez, USPTA. Rudy was a top collegiate tennis player and has been a USPTA accredited tennis coach for the past 10 years.
Travis Rhea, Thailand Director of the IGPA. Travis is an elite mental game coach
Course Goals: At the completion of the course, tennis players will be able to:
1) Identify their best and worst emotions to better perform under pressure
2) Be prepared for every challenge
3) Be more confident
4) Bounce back from failure
5) Develop key routines
6) Use your anxiety as an advantage
7) Overcome fears
8) Stay focused
9) Avoid burnout
10) Know the best ways to practice
How to Complete this Course
The Mastering Golf Psychology course from the International Association of Tennis Psychology (IATP) consists of 6 modules. Each module contains an overview, video lectures, readings, assignments, and a quiz. To complete each module:
1) Review the videos, and readings.
2) Complete the assignments, and quizzes.
Check out the “sample course” button to see the Confidence Section of the course. This section is representative of all 6 sections.
Assignments
This course follows an open timeline format. This means that you are free to work on any component of the course. Assignments are meant to help you reflect on your own personal strengths and to improve on your weaknesses. Participation in assignments is required to complete this course but these activities will not be graded.
Quizzes
At the end of each module you will have a short multiple-choice quiz that consists of 25 questions. These quizzes are based upon the videos and readings. You will have unlimited opportunities to achieve a passing grade of 70%. This means that if you don’t do as well as you would like the first time, you can review the information again to work toward a higher score.
Certificate
Once you complete all six modules in this course, a certificate will open in the Certificate Module. You will be able to download, complete, and print the certificate to keep. This certificate will state that you completed the Mastering Tennis Psychology On-line training from the International Association of Tennis Psychology (IATP) and you are certified by this association as a mental game expert.
Where to Go for Help
At any time during this course, you can ask a question on our Need Help? Please e-mail mentalrules24@msn.com and someone will respond to you within 48 hours.