BASE by Pros is committed to being a leader when it comes to mindset training for athletes. Though our business model is rooted in baseball, where mental strength is a requirement due to the level of failure inherent within the game (strike outs, errors, etc.), our mental development training is an invaluable resource for athletes of all sports.

Mindset training has always been priority number one at BASE by Pros when it comes to developing ballplayers. With that, team training starts in the classroom, working with players to get their mind right, prior to hitting the cages. As our friend, Mental Skills and Peak Performance Coach Collin Henderson, likes to say,

The pandemic threw us a curve ball this year, requiring us to migrate from team training to small group training. Unable to provide mindset training to individual teams all at once, we took a queue from our “Event + Response = Outcome” lesson, maintained a positive outlook, and sought to create lemonade out of lemons. This resulted in a new approach to our delivery that we are incredibly excited about!

For the 2020/21 season, we will be presenting our mindset training in eight online sessions open to any and all athletes who wish to attend!

The 3 P's Mindset Training Webinar Series will revisit many of the lessons shared in last year’s program, Just Play! Mindset Training for Peak Performing Athletes, as well as introduce new ones.

Moving lessons online now affords us time to drill down even further in our mindset training. To that end, we’ve created a powerful 3-tiered approach to mental development for athletes based on what we call the 3 P’s: Process, Progress, and Present

Process – Next, we introduce the concept of Process by encouraging athletes to focus on the process of achieving greatness, as opposed to fixating on the mountaintop. Process vs. Prize. Lessons include:

Progress – Next, we discuss the importance of setting small, achievable goals and tracking and celebrating achievements in our Progress, as opposed to fixating on successes. Progress vs. Prize. Lessons include:

Present – Finally, we’ll touch on how we get in our own way when we dwell on past failures or lose ourselves in the potential of future accomplishments. By living in the now, focusing on the Present moment and what’s in our control, we can keep a clear mind and accomplish our immediate goals. Present vs. Future/Past. Lessons include: