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What happens after you finally admit the grind stopped working? That is where part two of this conversation with journalist Lindsay Crouse picks up.Lindsay and JP dig into the physical cost of never backing off, talk through Simone Biles' 2021 Olympic decision, and unpack the "ne ...  Afficher plus

"Quit" might be the most forbidden word in sports. Journalist Lindsay Crouse says that's exactly the problem.Lindsay spent 15 years at The New York Times covering the extremes of human performance before turning the question on herself: what if the constant pushing through wasn't ...  Afficher plus

In this episode, Jeff and Gene Zannetti talk about what you can do to help coach the mental game for your wrestler and in life. Learn some useful tips and implement it for this upcoming wrestling season! 1:40 Training paradox 3:16 What NOT to do 12:00 Ideal Mental Training 20:17 ...  Afficher plus

What are the blindspots in analyzing basketball players? What do stats fail to capture, and what concepts are rarely (or never!) discussed that make an impact on the court? We look to some of the Offensive Legends for insights on areas that are overshadowed by Episode 3's ...

In this episode, Adam Omiecinski is joined by Jon Yu & Neil Houghton, their conversation encompasses the implementation of ecological dynamics frameworks and the challenges of player retention within a culturally different basketball coaching environment in Vietnam. Emphasis is p ...  Afficher plus

How to Stop the Need for Approval from Others | Tennis Psychology Podcast In this episode, we discuss tennis players who worry too much about what coaches and others think and how this affects performance. In the Tennis Psychology Podcast, mental performance coaches Dr. Patrick C ...  Afficher plus