Author
Dr. Keith Henschen.
8 articles
Dr. Keith Henschen contributed 8 articles to BFS Magazine, from 1985 to 1986 — part of the coaching voice that shaped the BFS Total Program.
Recurring themes include Character, Nutrition, Baseball, and Basketball. Every story is free — read it online or open the original magazine layout as a PDF.
Pre-Competition Preparation
volve a variety of different concentration abilities and also the capacity to change concentration modes quickly. Most athletes and coaches think that concentration means to narrow your focus; but this is only one concentration skill. The great athletes can change concentration a
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What About After the Game?
by Dr. Keith Henschen SPORT PSYCHOLOGY Part Six in a Series By Dr. Keith Henschen University of Utah The final gun sounds and one of the teams enters the locker room as the victor, on this particular night; but the other team enters as the loser. Psychologically, does the game ac
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How to Break the Losing Tradition
Part five in a series By Dr. Kieth Henschen University of Utah This seems to be a million dollar question for a number of coaches. Losing can be as contagious as a communicable disease. The average coach many times will spend more time on physical training and work his team harde
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Sport Psychology
or. Forming Storming N orming and Performing The coach scratched his head and pondered the past season. What had happened? Wonderful High had traditionally been the best team in the entire state. Everyone knew that. This year, Wonderful High had the best bunch of returning player
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Sport Psychology
By Dr. Kieth Henschen University of Utah PSYCHOLOGICAL PROFILING This particular article is written to stimulate the coaches who read this journal. Are you, as a coach, doing everything possible to enhance the performance abilities of your athletes? Are you providing the newest a
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Sport Psychology
MOTIVATION AND PSYCHING-UP So muchof athletics has directly to do with motivation. Coaches need to understand motivation both for individuals and for teams. Athletes also should shoulder some of the responsibility for their own and their teammates motivation. It has been estimate
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Sport Psychology
By Dr. Kieth Henschen University of Utah SPORT PSYCHOLOGY The Missing Ingredient in Your Program? You can condition your athletes; closely supervise their diets, strengthen their muscles through weight training. teach them proper techniques and strategies, provide the most modern
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