If you don’t truly believe in something, are you going to put your full heart and soul into it? Most likely no. For us to be committed to something, we have to value what we want and believe that we deserve it. If a lawyer is defending you in a case, they have to believe…
How To Build More Aggressive Athletes We often hear from parents and coaches that their athletes are just too nice, cautious, hesitant or conservative during competitions. However, many of these same athletes tend to be much more aggressive during practices. So how do we flip that script to obtain consistent behavior in practices and…
So we all know that prey versus predator mindset. If you can’t remember, let me give you a brief explanation. Prey animals have eyes on the side, they like to hide. Predator animals have eyes on the front, and they like to hunt. Prey animals are always looking at their surroundings because they are used…
How Coaches Can Motivate Their Athletes During COVID19? Finding creative ways to stay motivated could not be more important than now in the current uncertain times that we are all living in. Coaches often rely on their in person interactions to motivate and inspire their athletes, which unfortunately cannot happen in all areas of…
In history class, we all have learned about different types of wars. Generally, a war means that there is a conflict between two parties. This conflict usually becomes addressed when both parties cannot make a decision or can’t find a solution that everyone agrees on. Usually war breaks loose once the dispute has been going…
5 Keys To Building Unstoppable Confidence Re-define Success & Failure Many of today’s student athletes are making the common mistake of focussing their attention solely on results, what others may think of them and fearing letting down their parents, teammates or coaches. Redefining our personal definitions of success and failure will allow the athlete…