Past Articles from Tiina Booth

Tiina Booth

Tiina Booth is the founder and director of the National Ultimate Training Camp, as well as an assistant coach for the University of Massachusetts women. She founded the Amherst Invitational in 1992 and co-founded Junior Nationals in 1998. In 2006, she published a book about ultimate with Michael Baccarini, entitled Essential Ultimate. She has coached teams to numerous national and international titles. Her ongoing passion is running sports psychology seminars for coaches and players, mainly through the Global Ultimate Training School, which she founded in 2020. More info can be found at www.NUTC.net.Tiina was inducted into the Ultimate Hall of Fame in October 2018.

  1. Tiina’s Take: Nationals Day Three

    Some off-the-field thoughts.

  2. Tiina’s Take: Nationals Day Two

    Semis Saturday!

  3. Tiina’s Take: Nationals Day One

    A fun first day at Nationals.

  4. Tiina’s Take: Nationals’ Eve

    ‘Twas the night before Natties and all through the Keys, not a creature was stirring, ‘cept those icing their knees…

  5. Tiina’s Take On The College Regular Season

    Tiina's back!

  6. Who Is Your Terrific Teammate?

    An homage to wonderful teammates.

  7. Building Buy-In

    Tiina Booth talks about how to get a team to buy in.

  8. The Do’s And Don’ts Of Post-Season Blues

    Transitioning seasons can be tough. Here's what to do (and not do) to make it easier.

  9. A Requiem For Sectionals

    An earlier Sectionals has meant a big downturn in participation in West New England.

  10. Freeing Your Team From Mental Traps

    Falling into mental traps can be easy, but there are ways to avoid them.

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