Pete Carroll & Dr. Michael Gervais on Russell Wilson & Importance of Staying in the Moment

NFL: Move the Sticks with Daniel Jeremiah & Bucky Brooks

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4.7 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 18 June 2020

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks are back with a new episode. To start off, the guys are joined by Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll and high performance psychologist Dr. Michael Gervais, as they talk about QB Russell Wilson, the importance of staying in the moment and much more (4:38). Next, the pair discuss what they learned from the main points of the interview (19:47). To wrap up the show, the duo react to the news that the NFL is considering expanding the amount of players allowed on practice squads (23:23).

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0:00.0	And now move the sticks with Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks.
0:07.0	What's up everybody DJ Bucky here move the sticks Bucky how you doing man?
0:11.0	Man I'm good I'm good we're finishing up another good week a lot of football conversations
0:17.0	that you and I have had not a lot of news but just a little bit.
0:21.0	Yeah one one thing I'm looking forward to on this episode really the most
0:26.0	majority of this episode is going to be our conversation with Pete Carroll and Michael Jervé.
0:30.0	Everybody knows Pete Carroll format coach USC Super Bowl winning coach of the Seattle Seahawks
0:35.0	and somebody whose culture is is investigated and studied by coaches all across the landscape.
0:41.0	If you've heard his great podcast with Steve Kerr Steve Kerr talks about when he got into coaching
0:45.0	he went up there and spent time with Seattle and one of the things that makes the culture so unique
0:49.0	and so special is the influence and presence of a guy you've known for a long time at Michael Jervé.
0:54.0	Yeah Dr. Jervé is one of the best in the business a high-performance specialist does a really good job of
1:00.0	teaching guys to practice mindfulness he's really had a lot of impact on players, on coaches,
1:07.0	high level athletes, high level executives does a really good job and I think their connection is unique
1:13.0	but I think when you listen to them you hear them kind of speak out of the same voice.
1:19.0	Yeah I almost wonder if you're in a professional sports organization and you don't have somebody
1:26.0	in that role as kind of that high-performance psychologist I think you're missing out.
1:31.0	I mean I think it's a tremendous resource for your coaching staff as well as for your players.
1:35.0	Yeah DJ this goes all the way back it's really personal for me because when I was an undergrad at Carolina
1:40.0	we had Dr. Richard Koop who was a sports psychologist who worked with a lot of golfers.
1:47.0	I worked with him not only as an undergrad but after that when I was in the National Football League
1:52.0	and then also a guy who impacted me a lot when I was a student was Dr. Joseph Silva who was also a sports psychologist
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