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👤 Dr. Jim Taylor | 📅 February 23, 2016

Video Interview on the Psychology of Running

I just did a video interview on the psychology of running for The Running Summit 2016. I talk about the mental side of running as well as how to get your kids into running.

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👤 Dr. Jim Taylor | 📅 February 22, 2016

5 Keys to Skiing Your Fastest on Race Day

What do you need to do to be totally prepared to ski your fastest on race day? If you ask the top-ten men and women on the World Cup, you will probably get 20 different answers. But, having asked this question of many world-class ski racers, I have found five themes that underlie their responses. […]

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👤 Dr. Jim Taylor | 📅 February 17, 2016

4 More Reasons Why Your Kids Should Ski Race

As any ski racing parent knows, it’s often a challenge to get your kids to the hill every morning on time and ready to go. I admit that I can be a bit of a taskmaster with my own kids on those morning when they’re dragging their feet. I will also admit that this ‘forced’ […]

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👤 Dr. Jim Taylor | 📅 February 10, 2016

A Ski Racing Dad’s Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Great Day

What you are about to read is based on a true story. And apologies in advance for its length. I had a feeling that the other weekend wasn’t going to go as planned. My wife, Sarah, had just left for ten days in Cambodia, so I was on full-time parenting duty. When I picked my daughters, […]

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👤 Dr. Jim Taylor | 📅 February 5, 2016

Every Day Can Be a Good Day of Sports Training

One of the most frequent comments I hear from the athletes I work with is: “I had a lousy day of training.” This statement was almost always accompanied by a variety of emotions that are neither pleasant nor helpful including frustration, anger, worry, doubt, and disappointment, and, occasionally, despair. Moreover, I saw that this assertion […]

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👤 Dr. Jim Taylor | 📅 February 4, 2016

How to Raise a Creative Child

I just read an eye-opening article titled How to Raise a Creative Child. The ideas and research discussed in the article challenge the conventional wisdom on how to raise children who will be creative and successful. The article argues that the ‘drill and kill’ and early specialization approaches to child development are counterproductive to innovative and […]

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