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Back from Qatar – by the numbers
Here’s a numerical representation of my time in Qatar at the 2022 World Cup: 3,000,000 Population of Qatar 315,000 Qatari citizens (that’s correct – Less
Off to Qatar Part 7: Sport Psychology of the First round
In this addition, here are the top 5 sport psychology observations from the first round 1 – How teams, coaches, and players handle the press
Off to Qatar Part 6
Ghana vs South Korea, South Coast Tour, USA vs Iran South Korea vs Ghana On Monday, we set off for Education City stadium for what
Off to Qatar Part 5
Random thoughts about the tournament, Exploring Qatar, USA-England As I sit with my breakfast, newspaper, and computer to write today’s blog, here’s what I am
Off to Qatar Part 4
Thursday was our 3rd day in a row of 2 games a day (at least it was supposed to be – a side note, the
Off to Qatar part 3: First couple days in Qatar
It’s almost noon and I have just got up. We returned from the USA-Wales match at about 2:45am. Almad bin Ali Stadium is one of
Our History
Click through each tab to read about the complete history of AMPlify Sport Psychology (formerly SPINW).
High school football, high school and competitive club soccer player.
First time soccer coach for a kindergarden rec team, Gainesville, FL.
Forward for Wofford College (Spartanburg, SC) soccer team.
Officially began coaching career by earning USSF D license.
USSF C license, learned of the existence of sport psychology.
Masters of Arts, Sport Psychology at JFKU in California.
Began sport psychology consulting under the name BaxterSports.
Joined Sport Psychology Institute Northwest.
Named Director of Sport Psychology Institute Northwest.
AMPlify Sport Psychology.
