There are three self-talk mistakes that you might be making as an athlete that are hurting your performance. In this article, I’m going to go
Is it easier for you to encourage your teammates than it is to encourage yourself? I was talking to a tennis player earlier this morning
Overthinking is one of the most common reasons athletes underperform during competition. It’s also one of the most common things to do as an athlete.
There was a client I worked with who in the beginning asked me the question, “How can changing my thinking actually help me play better?”
As an athlete, you’ve likely faced moments when negative thoughts creep in, threatening to derail your performance. Whether it’s self-doubt before a big game or
Repetitive thoughts can be a silent but powerful opponent for athletes. They sap your confidence, distract your focus, and hold you back from performing at
Is negative self-talk getting in the way of performing your best? Learn how to raise your level of play by changing the way you speak to yourself.
Do you struggle with a negative voice in your head? It’s time to do something about it! Learn the steps you must take to finally stop negative self-talk.
Learn what causes you to overthink as an athlete, and a simple tip you can begin applying today to stop overthinking during games!
Do you think overthinking is bad? Learn what it actually means to think too much, and how you can use overthinking to your advantage!
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Eli is a sport psychology consultant and mental game coach who works 1-1 with athletes to help them improve their mental skills and overcome any mental barriers keeping them from performing their best.
He has an M.S. in psychology and his mission is to help athletes and performers reach their goals through the use of sport psychology & mental training.
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