Pressure Training: The Key to Optimal Performance Under Stress
The role of pressure in training and how creating it through the lens of athlete-centered coaching leads to increased performance.
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35 Years of Coaching Others to Get One Day Better Every Day
Jeff Troesch, Mental Performance Coach, on how getting the best out of any athlete or coach starts with looking at the uniqueness of how to be effective in sport, and even at the highest level it’s important to open your mind to other ways of doing things.
Emphasizing Preparation, Recovery, and Behavioral Adaptations in Professional Baseball & Beyond
Samantha Gilmore, former Mental Performance Coordinator for the New York Mets, on using DISC Profiling as a tool for establishing productive mindset approaches and enabling career longevity in the demands of professional baseball.
Conference Resources Pack – Download
Athlete Assessments’ IWG 8th World Conference 2022 Information Pack In line with the conference’s framework and 2022 theme, ‘Change Inspires Change’, we’re providing IWG attendees
AASP Conference – Heading Along?
Heading to AASP this October? So is our Client Experience Manager, Rebekah Box! We’re excited to be heading along for the Association for Applied Sport Psychology’s
Strong Women Support Women: The Japanese Women Leaders and Coaches Academy Returns
Back in-person for the first time in three years, the wave of support for women in coaching grows with the eighth annual Japanese Women Leaders and Coaches Academy in Japan.
Getting Comfortable by Getting Out of Your Comfort Zone
Mental Performance Consultant, Nikola Milinkovic, talks effective adaptations, leaning into your strengths, and the importance of the coach-athlete relationship in practice.
Athlete Assessments’ September Open Webinar – Form to Access Recording
Athlete Assessments’ September 2022 Open Webinar 7 Small Things Most Often Missed that Make a Big Difference in Team Performance Hosted by our very own
Why Athletes Transfer: Our Guide to Identifying the Signs Before it’s Too Late
The athlete transition cycle is natural, but what happens when transition looks more like transferring? We explore why athletes withdraw from teams and programs, how to read the signs, and best to navigate this situation if it does arise.
Coaching Philosophy Workbook
The Coaching Philosophy Workbook will give you a head start or boost in the right direction.
Having a Coaching Philosophy is vital for any coach as it directly impacts upon the way they coach. Having a set of guiding values, principles, and beliefs ensures consistency in a coach’s approach to sport and enables them to prioritize those areas that create your desired results. Understanding and developing your Coaching Philosophy is the foundation for why and how you coach. If you haven’t already, take the time to focus on this important exercise and see how your athletes and others benefit.
The Athlete Assessments’ Coaching Philosophy Workbook is your ‘how-to’ guide to developing your personal coaching philosophy. Designed to be kept as a living document, to review, update, and continue to make your personal distinctions about what is important to you and how you conduct yourself as a coach. Learn more.