World Class Mental Training MP3′s

World Class Mental Training MP3′s

Most athletes will admit that the majority of mistakes that they make in competition result from mental lapses, breaks in concentration, distractions, holding on to mistakes, or their nerves getting in the way of their ‘flow’.

Truth is, you’re physically, technically, and tactically pretty much the same as your opponents.  The difference is in your mind, your Mental Toughness.

The best athletes on earth work with a sport psychology pro to practice calming themselves by breathing deeply, to focus on and visualize the correct movements and actions, to reframe things into a positive perspective, to let go of mistakes, to set performance goals and to be present in the moment.

But how do you practice those skills??  And how often??  We’ll bet that you don’t have a routine for these skills at all, so is it any wonder that those abilities aren’t there at crunch time?

Practice these skills just like you train your physical skills with Athlete’s Audio;  mental training exercises for your iPod.  HQ MP3′s to improve your game, your mind, and your results in minutes a day.

Winning is in your head.  We put it in your Headphones.

The Latest

Jan.16.2012 Athletes, what do you REALLY believe about yourself? [VIDEO]

Athletes, what do you REALLY believe about yourself? [VIDEO]

Posted by Bob K in Blog,Interviews

Sport Psychologist Adrienne Langelier (@alangelier) out of The Woodlands TX joins us in our mental training expert interview series, hot on the heels of the @HoustonMarathon with some thoughts about self belief, and self talk for athletes. Your own self-belief is the key to successful life-change, achievement, contentment, and happiness.  Adrienne and I open up a conversation about how to stack the deck in your favor by changing your beliefs. She’s an elite runner herself, sponsored by Brooks and Powerbar,

Jan.09.2012 The doom-loop of poor communication in a team. [VIDEO]

The doom-loop of poor communication in a team. [VIDEO]

Posted by Bob K in Blog,Interviews

PhD Sport Psych Jared Wood joins us today to talk about the importance of communication with teammates, and the mental benefits of talking in practice, competition, even in the weight room. Jared was a collegiate football player before earning his Phd, and has extensive experience with golfers, football players, and athletes of all stripes. He’s @woodjared on twitter, and he’s writing a book called ‘It’s Only Cold on One Sideline”.      

Jan.04.2012 Set Goals, Not Resolutions

Set Goals, Not Resolutions

Posted by Bob K in Blog,Guest Articles

This article originally posted on Active.com. By Cindra Kamphoff (our Athlete’s Audio running psychology expert) There are many benefits to setting goals. Goals direct your focus and attention. They help you remain persistent in the face of adversity. They increase your self-confidence and help you develop problem-solving strategies. They help you train smarter and harder. The bottom line is that when you set effective goals, they help you perform up to your potential. Research conducted within sport psychology suggests that the world’s

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