FOCUS 2 Perform - Mental PERFORMANCE Coaching

Mental Coaching won’t just help you to deal with problems or issues, it will help you to learn faster, master your skills better, and perform consistently under pressure, when it counts most, in competitive arenas. Mental Coaching will help you to be in the best psychological state of mind and to understand how your self-talk can influence your emotions and behavior. When you think about Mental Coaching, think about how often you spend every week training your body physically and learning technical and tactical skills. Then think about how often you spend every week training your brain and your mind. What goes on inside your mind will influence everything that you do in training or competition. By learning to understand, manage, and use your brain in an effective way, you will achieve your best performance.

What are the top benefits of Mental Coaching?

· Developing mental resilience

· Choosing and maintaining a positive attitude

· Learning stress management skills to perform better under pressure

· Maintaining a high level of self-motivation

· Setting high, realistic goals

· Increasing self-confidence

· Becoming more consistent in performance

· Increasing focus and concentration skills

· Managing anxiety effectively

· Managing emotions effectively

· Enhancing overall life skills 

· Dealing effectively with people

If you’re a high performer during training but find yourself under-performing in competition, the most likely culprit holding you back is your mental game. In fact, many athletes struggle with the same problem. 

Do any of these statements sound familiar?

· I’m so frustrated with my performance that I feel like giving up!

· I’ve lost my mojo and don’t feel like training.

· I feel like I lose my confidence when I’m in competition.

· No matter how hard I train I can’t seem to get the same results in competition.

· I wish I could compete with the same confidence in competition that I have in training.

· I feel like my performance is cautious or that I’m trying too hard to not make mistakes in competition.

If the above statements sound familiar to you, then you could benefit from mental coaching.