Most mental training is designed for your Training Brain – the calm, controlled state you’re in during practice. That’s when complex strategies, detailed instructions, and your full mental toolkit are available.
But on race day, your Racing Brain takes over. Heart rate spikes, stress hormones flood your system, and your focus narrows. Suddenly, only one or two simple thoughts are possible.
The problem? You don’t race with your Training Brain. Most athletes are practice heroes who race inconsistently because they’re relying on tools that don’t work under pressure.
Train your brain with the same precision you train your body.
My mission is simple: to help you turn mental performance from your biggest unknown into your strongest asset.
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