they are anxious, lacking in confidence and distracted on the field or on the court.

Jay P. Granat, Ph.D., Founder of www.stayinthezone.com has developed a

program to help young athletes learn how to stay confident, calm and focused

when the pressure is on.

Dr. Granat who has been featured on the front page of The Sunday New York

Times, Good Morning America, The BBC, Tennis Magazine, and The Newark Star

Ledger gets calls every day from parents of young athletes, coaches and athletes

themselves who are frustrated because of poor performances.

Granat, who has counseled athletes from a wide range fo sports including:

baseball, tennis, golf, hockey, wrestling, soccer, football, bowling, basketball,

boxing, the martial arts, auto racing, lacrosse, billiards and track and field.

He has even counseled professional cowboys who want to perform better in

rodeos.

Many fine athletes have never had any mental training in their sports. Sometimes,

one or two simple techniques that teach competitors how their mind can control

their body can make a world of difference for an athlete.

Some athletes come to see Dr. Granat at his offices. Others contact him by

phone or by e-mail. Visit www.stayinthezone.com or call Dr. Granat at 888 580-ZONE.