What we’ve learned from research is that we all seek different kinds of support. Our expectations may be different from the support that we are given.
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What we’ve learned from research is that we all seek different kinds of support. Our expectations may be different from the support that we are given.
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Research suggests that those who continue to take on a “high learning orientation”, or those who are focused on skill-improvement, are more confident.
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When you’re feeling stressed, what do you do to take care of yourself?
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Studies suggest that positive self-talk enhances self-esteem, motivation, and performance.
A study on female soccer players observed the positive effects of self-talk in terms of concentration and shooting performance.
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Self-doubt leads to additional anxiety, thereby affecting performance.
HOW you interpret your anxiety matters.
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We’re excited about our new workout goals. We’re on a roll.
Inevitably, there will be setbacks, or occasions that test your motivation.
What can you do to push through them?
Expect that these obstacles will arise. Circumvent them!!
How:
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It’s the beginning of the year. People are vamped up about their New Years’ Resolutions.
Are you ready to weather through the storm?
What’s the best way to achieve your goal?
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We all do it. Sometimes, we’re hard on ourselves because we imagine that self-criticism will motivate us. Self-criticism, on a consistent basis, leads us in a negative direction.
Instead, what if we were to gain some perspective from our thoughts?
Our online community targets athletes helping other athletes.
We want athletes from every sport to contribute.
A football coach has something different to offer than a track coach. Both have something valuable to bring to the table.
These unique perspectives can benefit cross-training.
We believe that two points of view are better than one. What are your thoughts?
Our site covers the physical, psychological and aspirational aspects of being an athlete.
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