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May 25, 2012 By Loren Fogelman Leave a Comment

Athletes Create a New Response to Pressure

  Stepping out of your comfort zone is the norm for competitive athletes. Highly motivated athletes are expected to train harder, perform better for optimal results. High performance is easiest under ideal conditions. If you’ve been competing for any length of time, you know conditions … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Coaching, Health & Fitness, Inspiration, Personal, Psychology, Sports, SportsPLUS, Training

May 13, 2012 By Loren Fogelman Leave a Comment

How Triathletes Can Avoid a Fast Start

Too frequently triathletes are told by their coaches to ignore what is going on around them. The coaches who tell you to just not do it are unaware of the power of habit. Following the crowd, going out too fast because of the other athletes around you, is a symptom of a habit. Under pressure, you … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Health & Fitness, Inspiration, Marathon, Multisport, Psychology, Running, Sports, Sportsmanship, SportsPLUS, Training, Triathlon

May 2, 2012 By Loree: A Skirt, A Hammer, A Life, and A Dream Leave a Comment

Why Triathletes Start Too Fast

"While this is tough, I am a whole lot tougher." James Loehr How fast you go out at the beginning of a race is a personal decision. Some athletes end up giving away that control without even realizing what they’re doing. Quickly you are caught up in the energy of those around you. When you … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Coaching, Health & Fitness, Inspiration, Personal, Psychology, Sports, SportsPLUS, Training

April 29, 2012 By alangelier Leave a Comment

Coaching: My perspective with a little research thrown in

This week I've decided to cover a topic I don't think I've ever discussed in any depth here before: coaching. *Note that the following contains my perspective on the role with a little help from the recent research on the subject. The importance of a good coach and their respective attributes is a … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Coaching, Cross Country, Inspiration, Ironman, Marathon, Multisport, Psychology, Running, Swim, Triathlon

April 26, 2012 By Loree: A Skirt, A Hammer, A Life, and A Dream Leave a Comment

Athletes Prepare to Release Pre-performance Anxiety

  Pre-race jitters are brutal. The confidence gained during practice quickly disappears. It’s replaced by all sorts of crazy thoughts along with feeling out of sorts. Athletes from all sports are prone to pre-performance anxiety during their competitive career. The anxiety cycle prior to … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Health & Fitness, Inspiration, Psychology, Sports, SportsPLUS, Training

April 17, 2012 By Kara Throws Javelin Leave a Comment

Javelin Thrower Kara Patterson: Expectation can do funny things to people

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Filed Under: Olympics, Psychology, Sports, SportsPLUS, Summer Games, Track & Field

April 1, 2012 By Loree: A Skirt, A Hammer, A Life, and A Dream Leave a Comment

Motivated Athletes Seeking Their Dream Team

  You are the average of the people you spend the most time with. As an athlete how do you feel when you think about the other players on your team? Notice how it feels in your body when you think that thought. Are you sensing tightness or expansion in your body? The feeling you are having is … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Health & Fitness, Inspiration, Personal, Psychology, Sports, SportsPLUS, Training

March 26, 2012 By They're Playing Basketball Leave a Comment

A bit of psychology

Sports psychologist Nicole Lavoi gives us some perspective on Notre Dame point guard Skylar Diggins' headband. Diggins will leave the headband on if she feels she's playing well, and take it off if she's disappointed in her own play. Lavoi says Diggins might want to be more consistent with these … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Basketball, Coaching, Psychology, Sports, SportsPLUS

March 26, 2012 By Coach Dawn Writes Leave a Comment

The Power Of Positivity

source What you export into the world will eventually be imported back into you.– Things You Must Never Say Aloud I believe in being positive…mostly because the alternative seems like a drag.  Who wants to mope around all the time complaining about life?  According to positive … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Coaching, Psychology, Sports, SportsPLUS

March 21, 2012 By Fast at Forty Leave a Comment

8 reasons athletes don’t achieve success

“Greatness is never rewarded to the stupid.” This quote was texted to me by a good friend on the heels of a discussion we had about athletes who have a bad race and decide they have to go home and train harder. It got me thinking about all of “stupid” things we do as athletes … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Injuries, Multisport, Psychology, Running, Sports, SportsPLUS

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