Our mission is to provide the best support athletes and performers can acquire by developing trusting, respectful, and genuine relationships and providing comprehensive and cutting edge sport psychology services.
About
Klein Performance Consulting was developed by Dr. Tyler Klein, a Performance Subject Matter Expert, former national-level athlete, and native of Conroe, Texas. Tyler received his B.A in Psychology and M.S. in Psychology from the University of Texas at San Antonio and his Ph.D. in Sport Psychology from Florida State University.
Klein Performance operates with a client-first mentality, working with athletes, coaches, parents, and other performers to help attain consistent mental performances that are sustainable beyond training.
Testimonials
Dr. Klein helped me tremendously at Florida State University. My first session of sport psychology with him was amazing. He made me feel comfortable and important and that is what allowed me to make such an impact throughout my recovery. My freshman year at FSU I fractured my L5 vertebra and my softball career flashed before my eyes. After tons of rehab and mental breakdowns, I was introduced to Dr. Klein to practice sport psychology to help me get back onto the field mentally. He taught me how to deal with my psychology issues the right way. Dr. Klein listened and learned how each activity impacted me and tweaked things to improve my progress to allow me to get the most out of everything in each session. He was very flexible and always made sure I picked the best times for my hectic schedule to meet. If you want a trustworthy doctor that will care for you and your needs, then 100% Dr. Klein is exactly who you need to see. He will do everything in his ability to help you out the best he can. I can never thank him enough for helping me out in sport psychology and helping me improve and get back on the field 100% mentally. Thank you Dr. Klein!
Florida State University Softball 2013-2016
Tyler possesses every quality you would want in a great sport psychology consultant. He is knowledgeable, motivational, and caring. He also demonstrates a growth mindset by always challenging himself to improve. More importantly, he tries to instill these same qualities with his interactions with his clients. Tyler is someone I’ve been honored to work with as a colleague and a friend. If you have the opportunity to work with Tyler, consider this one of the best things you can do for your athletic future.
A Game Sport Psychology ConsultingSarasota, Florida
Tyler’s program greatly improved my focus in the weight room, on the field, and in life. Our meetings were very productive, and with his guidance I was able to reach many goals that I thought were too high to reach. Tyler is a great instructor who stayed on task, and kept me motivated to be the best athlete I could possibly be. Much thanks to his expertise and his program.
NCAA Division I Cheerleader
Performance Insights
Can Anxiety, Worry, Fear Be a Good Thing?
Our normal reactions to these three words is usually negative. But can anxiety, worry, and/or fear be helpful for an athlete? I think so, if the source of these emotions can be identified. If we can understand the origins the emotion(s) we then have the knowledge to combat it or counter it and have it …
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A Study on Leadership
I recently came across a great study published in the Journal of Applied Sport Psychology and I have provided the reference below. However the study was based on leadership, but more importantly, trust in leaders and how that impacts performance. Overall the authors basic findings were, a) team performance increased when players trust the coach, …
The Need to Love the Process
Involvement in any sport at any age and competitive level will require you to invest more time in practice, training, and preparation compared to competition. It’s the long road with twists, turns, bumps, and bruises. Yet we rarely put as much focus, emotion, and stock into this critical time of growth compared to winning or …