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Endorsed by Professional Ballplayers Who Know!
Sports psychology’s only proven and documented cure for the yips of Mentalball, is “the Yips Doc”, Dr. Richard Crowley. Mentalball dramatically removes any sports yips and returns players to their original mental game of mental toughness. Dr. Crowley earned a B.A. in psychology from St. Bonaventure University, a master’s in psychiatric social work from Boston College and a Ph.D. in clinical psychology from United States International University. His training includes a National Institute of Mental Health fellowship as well as internships at Harvard University’s primary medical and psychiatric institutions. He served as a captain in the Army Medical Service Corps.
The Yips Doc has appeared in national magazine articles such as Penthouse and Collegiate Baseball, ESPN’s Outside the Lines, The Merv Griffin Show and The Charlie Rose show. He has five books published including Mentalball, Beat Your Invisible Opponent at Its Own Game with Forewords by Shawn Green and Steve Blass.
Some of baseball’s most well known figures offer their testimonials and endorsement of Dr. Richard Crowley’s “Mentalball” cure for the baseball “Yips”. Unconventional? Yes!
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EFFECTIVE? Read what some of the giants of the game have to say about the “Crowley Method”
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Many of Dr. Crowley’s success stories are with Major League Baseball’s classic players like Steve Blass, Mark Wohlers, Steve Sax, Rick Ankiel, and outfielder Shawn Green. Others like Chuck Knoblauch, Mackey Sasser and Rick Ankiel never had the opportunity to learn the “Crowley Method” and had their careers ended abruptly and too early.
Steve Blass, who’s career ended in 1974 did finally get to meet Dr. Crowley and they worked together on his wild pitches in 1998 for one hour. He went to the mound and immediately threw his first strike in quarter of a century. Blass later pitched an entire game at Pirates Fantasy Camp without a wild pitch!
Wohlers fell from grace with one wild pitch after another, like Steve Blass, yet made a miraculous comeback in 1999 when the Cincinnati Reds flew Dr. Crowley in to work with wohlers. It took only three hours and Wohlers classic wild pitches were replaced with strikes.
Steve Sax and Dr. Crowley worked together in 1983 and Sax quickly overcame his errant throwing problems to first base. Steve Sax’ career continued for many years with less anxiety.
So the book has a message of hope for those struggling with their “invisible opponent” and guidance for those who work with athletes to improve performance.
Dr. Richard “Yips” Crowley can cure the baseball “yips” and reconnect your mental game and mental toughness in about two hours over the telephone. Click here to see if you have the yips!
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