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Dr. Rob Gilbert |
Dr. Rob Gilbert Biography
Dr. Rob Gilbert is one of the premier sport psychologists in the United States. For the past 25 years, he has consulted with thousands of athletes to help them achieve their athletic dreams.
He specializes in helping his clients achieve peak performance under stressful conditions. He has conducted motivational workshops for both business and sports teams on doing your best when the pressure to win is at its highest.
Today, he is in great demand from business audiences who want to learn how peak performance coaching techniques can be used to motivate employees, boost sales, and increase teamwork.
Past corporate clients include IBM, ITT, Nabisco Foods, Harris Methodist Hospital, Pricewaterhouse Coopers, U.S. Postal Service, U.S. Military Academy and New York Life Insurance.
For five years, Dr. Gilbert was the editor of Bits and Pieces, the international motivational newsletter that was the inspiration for the best selling Chicken Soup for the Soul book series.
Gilbert is the author of Good to Great Golf: Shatter Your Lowest Round with Absolute Mental Focus, Read this Book Tonight to Help You Win Tomorrow and Gilbert on Greatness: How Sport Psychology Can Help Make You a Champion.
Dr. Gilbert’s free daily recorded motivational messages called ‘Success Hot Line’, is used by thousands of sales executives, managers, and athletes looking for the winning edge by using his real world success techniques. For a preview, call 1-973-743-4690.
Dr. Gilbert has led various seminars for both corporate and athletic audiences including “The Winner’s Workshop”, "How to Motivate Yourself and Others" and "Working Together Works: How to Develop Tremendous Teamwork." His most popular keynote address is “How to Do the Impossible.”
He takes all the best parts of his various speeches and incorporates them into Coaching Peak Performance: Develop Committed, Passionate Employees Modeling the Greatest Coaches, Athletes and Business Leaders.
As a sport psychology professor, he has taught at Seton Hall, Columbia University and Montclair State University.
