Compare 6 mental performance coaches in Shakopee offering personalized instruction. Browse coach profiles to compare experience and find convenient training locations near you. Lessons with our Shakopee mental performance coaches can help improve skills, confidence, and consistency. Mental performance lessons in Shakopee start at $59, and every coach is background-checked.
I have been "coaching" in some form or another since I started writing training plans for friends when I was about 15. I followed up that… See full profile
Elevate your game from the inside out with evidence-based mental performance coaching. MA in Sport & Performance Psychology (University of… See full profile
I coach athletes to train their minds like they train their bodies so they can overcome self-doubt, handle pressure, and unlock peak… See full profile
I take a design-thinking approach to coaching and athlete transition helping you define your current reality and use an iterative process to… See full profile
The basis for real performance improvement begins with relationships. I can help and guide athletes to move in a different direction with… See full profile
I help driven athletes win the mental game — the confidence, focus, and composure that decide who performs when it matters and who tightens… See full profile
Explore 6 vetted mental performance coaches in Shakopee
Coaches include 1 college athlete
Lessons start at $59, and most cost $59–$120 per session
“I’ve been working with him for a while now, and he’s honestly helped me improve a lot as a quarterback. He takes the time to work with you, explain things, and help you understand what you need to get better at. You can tell he really cares about his players and wants to see them succeed. I’ve learned a lot fr...”
“I had a great first lesson with Laura. We went over warmups and drills for all three jumps and discussed injury prevention as well as my goals for next season.”
“My 12 year old is loving his sessions with Jayson! He’s friendly and makes the lessons fun, while still pushing him to work hard.”
