Managing fear of failure in youth athletes

Managing fear of failure in youth athletes

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How to Bounce Back from a Bad Game

The way you respond to a bad game can make or break your next game. Respond poorly, and you set yourself up to repeat the bad performance. In this episode, I share three tips you can apply to respond better and bounce back from a bad game. Work with me!🧠 1-1 Mental Performance C ...  Show more

How to Stop Getting in Your Head During Games

Do you get in your head when you compete, causing you to underperform? When athletes get in their own heads, they overthink, second-guess themselves, worry about results, and lose focus on the present moment. In this episode, I discuss how to stay more present, trust yourself, an ...  Show more

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