Compare 3 mental performance coaches in Marion County offering personalized instruction. Browse coach profiles to compare experience and find convenient training locations near you. With 24 lessons completed, lessons with our Marion County mental performance coaches can help improve skills, confidence, and consistency. Mental performance lessons in Marion County start at $52, and every coach is background-checked.
Hey, I'm Abby! I'm a former collegiate player and experienced youth coach with a background in psychology and motivation. I’ve spent nearly… See full profile
“My Daughter loved working out with Coach Abby and all the mental notes and training and preparing her for her first y...” — Caleb
Based in Portland, Oregon, we provide mental performance training and sport psychology counseling for athletes at every level—from youth… See full profile
I love working with athletes to help strengthen their mental performance to work through performance blocks for their sport and help them… See full profile
Explore 3 vetted mental performance coaches in Marion County
2 reviews from parents and athletes, averaging 5.0 out of 5
24 lessons taught by mental performance coaches in this area
Coaches train at 1 parks, gyms and fields around Marion County
Coaches include 2 college athletes
Lessons range from $52 to $200 per session
“She is a great communicator, she gives reminders of upcoming training. She interacted well with my daughter who can be a little quiet.around new people. The shooting and ball handling drills were appropriate for skill level. At end of first session she asked what we would like to add for future sessions”
“My Daughter loved working out with Coach Abby and all the mental notes and training and preparing her for her first year in college.”
“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...”
