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Marc Dagenais (Marc Dagenais)

Montreal, Canada

About Marc Dagenais:

I am a Softball Peak Performance Coach. I help softball players turn their athletic talent into extraordinary performances and help coaches get more out of their players, turn their struggling team around or get an edge over their opponents.

I have 20 years of softball coaching experience in competitive girls and women's fastpitch softball. I am also a certified strength and conditioning and I have extensive training and experience in the field of sports psychology, nutrition and injury rehabilitation as well.

I run the website http://www.SoftballPerformance .com - a website that provides advice, tools, and resources to softball players, coaches and parents to help them improve their game and reach their full potential.

Visit http://www.SoftballPerformance .com and sign-up for my FREE newsletter filled with tips, tricks and strategies to increase your performance on the softball field.

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It's Never Just One Thing
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Practicing at the Edge of Your Ability
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How Focusing on Outcomes Creates Worse Ones
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Youth Softball Coaching - Speed Fastpitch Learning through Super Slow Mo
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Does Loyalty Exist Anymore?
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Setting Up Players to Fail
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Sometimes Softball is More Than a Game
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Thank You and Farewell To Mary Nutter
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