When it comes to training and racing, the biggest performance gains don’t always come from more miles, more watts, or more laps — they come from mastering what’s happening between your ears.
In our latest group coaching call, we explored one of the most underrated aspects of performance: the mental game. Whether you’re chasing a parkrun PB, lining up for your first triathlon, or striving to execute your race plan with more consistency, focus is the glue that holds your training and racing together.
Tag: Sports Psychology
Ali’s Adventure: Specificity Of Training
The closer I get to racing the more specific I try and get my sessions, particularly as the next race is on gravel. Trying to…
View More Ali’s Adventure: Specificity Of TrainingControlling the Controllables
I recently had the privilege of meeting Professor Gary Hermansson – Sports Psychologist for the NZ Olympic and Commonwealth Games teams since 1998 (that is…
View More Controlling the ControllablesSports Psychology: How to Set Goals and Achieve Them
What do you need to do to achieve your goal? Are your goals SMART enough? What to do if you don’t achieve your goals. Lewis…
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