Guest Interview: How To Combine Mental and Physical Training with Keenan Curry Jr.

<p>Please welcome Keenan Curry Jr. to today’s episode of The Mindset Coach Academy Podcast! </p> <p>I met Keenan when he joined one of my first Mindset Coach Certification cohorts! Keenan has coached nearly every level of basketball and has his Masters in Health, Physical Education, and Recreation. From college coaching, to his work as a recruiting coordinator, to managing summer camps, and doing elite student athlete development, Keenan has tons of real-world experience that influences his coaching today. </p> <p>With a lifetime in sports, Keenan has a deep level of knowledge and wisdom which has helped him tremendously as he’s built a business from the ground up. </p> <p>Today, Keenan is the founder and lead player development coach for FEED Your Game Academy. This program offers basketball player development and mentorship to athletes of all ages. Keenan believes that what works for one athlete won’t necessarily work for another; so he takes a customized approach to coaching with emphasis on the mental game. </p> <p>In this episode, Keenan shares his approach to mental training, which he believes has helped to set him apart from other skills coaches in Oaklahoma, what he means when he shouts “Jungle mentality!”, why he believes “You have the answer already within yourself”, and why parents and community are a huge part of his philosophy as a coach.</p> <p>It was so fun to catch up with Keenan and hear about how he’s used his MCA Certification to help him build a thriving business. This guy is a FORCE.</p> <p>Enjoy the episode! </p> <p>Follow Keenan Curry Jr.</p> <p>Website: <a href='https://www.feedyourgameacademy.com/'>www.feedyourgameacademy.com</a></p> <p>Instagram: <a href='https://www.instagram.com/feed_yourgame/'>@feed_yourgame</a>  & <a href='https://www.instagram.com/keenancurryjr/'>@keenancurryjr</a></p> <p> </p> <p>Resources mentioned in this episode:</p> <ul><li>The Mistake Ritual Magic Workshop: When your athletes turn the ball over, dribble it off their foot, strike out, or miss a penalty kick, do