The Most Likely Reason Practice is NOT Helping an Athlete Get Better

Scientifically, research suggest that athletes who practice more will be better than athletes who practice less. Pop-culture sums this up as the 10,000-hour rule of thumb. But you don’t need scientific research to understand this do you? It seems rather obvious that an athlete who practices more will be better than an athlete who practices less, […]

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Mental Skills for Lacking Confidence Due to Limiting Beliefs

By and large, when things not under your control dictate your confidence, you are dealing with limiting beliefs. Limiting beliefs are opinions you have that you treat as fact. However, the fact is that these opinions are just mental barriers preventing you from seeing the facts. For example, if you lack confidence because of past […]

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Conditioning is Not Only for Increasing Physical Endurance

When an athlete hears the word conditioning, they automatically think about physical endurance. In essence, conditioning is just a shorthand way of describing the process of pushing one’s body to the point of complete fatigue and then pushing as far past that point as one can withstand. While this description of conditioning is accurate, it’s […]

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