Who Created the CMC Course Content?
Robert Neff, Ph.D., CMT
Founder and CEO
Robert "Dr. Bob" earned his doctorate from the Sport Psychology program at Michigan State University. He has provided sport psychology/mental training services for athletes, performers, and business executives since 1990. His athlete clients include national junior and collegiate champions, touring professionals, world champions, and Olympic Gold Medalists.
Dr. Bob is a Certified Mental Trainer® (CMT). He has been a USPTA and USTA High Performance Coach. Dr. Bob is a former college and professional athlete.
Robert Weinberg, Ph.D., MTI Advisory Board
Dr Weinberg is an internationally recognized expert in sport psychology and mental training for peak performance.
As the principle writer of the Certified Mental Coach course, he has distilled the most important mental skills for peak performance into an accessible course you can now take online at any time.
Dr. Weinberg has published over 200 scientific articles in the field of sport and exercise psychology.
He has been selected by his peers as one of the Top 10 sport psychology consultants in the world. He is co-editor of the world's best-selling textbook on sport and exercise psychology, "Foundations of Sport and Exercise Psychology."
He is past president of two national sport psychology associations and is a frequent keynote speaker at sport psychology conferences nationally and internationally. Dr. Weinberg's current research focus is on mental toughness - what it is, how it can be developed by coaches and athletes, and how sport psychology principles can transfer to the business world.
Paul Drayton, CMT
Director of Coach Education
Paul is a Certified Mental Trainer® (CMT) and has been training since 2000. He has experience working with clients of all ages and experience levels, including nationally acclaimed celebrities.
He has published two books on performance enhancement and has operated a private practice specializing in relationship and leadership counseling.
Paul lives in North Florida with his wife and two children. When he isn't working with clients or studying the latest literature on mental training, you can find him playing guitar, surfing or on a tennis court.
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