The process develops these goal setting skills and increases coaching retention while improving the athletes game performance. These skills transfer into the accademic fields, life and the business community. The MGP was called cutting edge and exciting, by John Wooden, former UCLA basketball coach and Hall of Famer. Louisville, Kentucky, Ferris State, Stanford, California, Miami of Ohio, Cincinnati, UCLA and hundreds of others have used this program. When used at the high School level, parent-coach conflict virtually disappeared.
Players using the program find it easy to understand, non-threatening and is low cost.
Camps now have a Mental program to give their campers. The coach refers to the MGP while discussing the mental part of the game during the camp. The program raises revenues for sports programs, school or income for the coach. A mental game plan for athletes, coaches and parents for self improvement. A mental game plan for womens sports.