Mindset in Sports

Mindset and How to Embrace Being a Role Player

Mindset and How to Embrace Being a Role Player

Preparation as a Starter or Role Player You can view a lack of playing time as a helpless situation, however, this negative mindset actually leads to a lesser role on your team. When you adopt a negative mindset, several questions and concerns can stir in your mind: This negative approach to being on the bench hurts your motivation, … Sport Psychology Article…

Mindset Lessons from the Olympics

Mindset Lessons from the Olympics

Are losses devastating or motivating? This is a question all athletes should ask themselves. Some athletes allow one defeat, especially if the competition was significantly important to them, to take the wind out of their sails… They believe the possibility of another defeat is not worth the long hours of training and hard work. That one loss is … Sport Psychology Article…

Pressure is Self-Induced by Expectations

Pressure is Self-Induced by Expectations

Expectations equals pressure for athletes… Pressure is a normal part of sports for athletes. In fact, you would be hard pressed to find athletes not make some type of reference about pressure they felt. As you become more competitive, pressure seems to increase and, for many athletes, that can be an overwhelming aspect of the athletic experience. Athletes … Sport Psychology Article…

Lessons from Mahomes Winning Mindset

Lessons from Mahomes Winning Mindset

Why do some athletes seem to have a winning mindset when games extend into overtime? Is it possible to change your mindset, or is an athlete’s mindset primarily genetic? You can probably run off several athletes’ names who just seem to perform at a higher level during overtime. Athletes like LeBron James, Patrick Mahomes, Breanna Stewart, and Alex … Sport Psychology Article…