At Champions Mindset, we offer two fundamental training programs for a wide variety of Sports teams to enable their athletes to get into and stay in the Zone more consistently and for longer periods of time.
These programs are designed to improve their overall Mental Toughness. To perform on “Demand under Pressure,” athletes need to learn and develop the right attitude and mindset that will allow them to create the right focus and feeling so that their innate abilities and skills will shine through when they need them the most.
Our mental training sessions are typically 60 to 90 minutes in length, and they can be conducted at our office, or we can come to your facility. We recommend a minimum of one session a month as our sessions progressively build on the fundamentals so that the young men and women on your team can take charge of their confidence, focus, resiliency, mindset, and behavior.
At Champions Mindset, we believe your most powerful resource is inside your brain!
Outstanding performers in all fields are taking advantage of our unique approach of blending Mindfulness, Perceptual-Cognitive Training, and Biofeedback technology with an individualized Mental Skills Coaching Program. This personalized approach helps our clients overcome mental barriers to achieve consistent peak performance with improved focus, confidence, poise, removal of mental “blocks,” and increased emotional control during stressful or frustrating situations. Our clients are upping their mental game, overcoming challenges, and taking their performance to the next level in all aspects of their game and life.
The Perceptual-Cognitive and Mental Game Coaching Program for Goaltenders offered by Champions Mindset not only prepares and allows its clients to face and overcome the many challenges that can often threaten their career. Some common examples are: a lack of goalie coaching, negative comments and behaviors from the head coach, getting pulled, getting traded, getting injured, dealing with a major illness or sickness, not getting played, losing championship games, playing on a last place or poor defensive team, hostile crowds, getting cut from teams, death of family member, friend or teammate, bullying or negative comments from your teammates.
Develop Mental Toughness
Yet these events can teach valuable life skills such as focus, visualization, self-control, work ethic, discipline, and persistence that can be used in the classroom, obtaining their driver’s license, improving relationships with peers or family members, or dealing with the many challenges that life inevitably hands everyone. Goaltender’s participating in this program will learn these key mental skills by developing daily breathwork, mindfulness meditation, and mental rehearsal practice in their mental gym.
Across amateur and pro sports, Perceptual-Cognitive/Vision training is fast-becoming the latest way to get an edge over the competition. Most athletes are not aware that there are a lot of drills and exercises that they can do at home and at the competition site to develop and prepare their brain, eyes and body to effectively and efficiently “read” and process the play at faster rates. The visual system plays a vital role in athletic performance.
Track Moving Objects Faster
A top-level player must be able to track the flow of a game in order to make critical in-game decisions and react effectively to the changing situation. This involves identifying multiple moving objects (players) and then tracking them to follow and predict the game as it evolves. It has been shown that the difference between elite and sub-elite players of team sports is minimal in terms of strength and fitness levels but large in their ability to effectively read a game, process the information, and make effective decisions. For example, it is widely noted that in the NHL, Wayne Gretzky was neither the biggest nor fastest player on the ice, but he excelled at being at the right place at the right time through reading play with supreme effectiveness.
The latest research from Harvard suggests that we spend 47% of our time at work mentally off-task. We are often thinking about the past and/or future. And when we are distracted, we are not able to be productive or fulfilled.
Furthermore, among all the positive traits effective leaders bring to the workplace, research has revealed an attribute that is more reliable in predicting overall success than our intelligence quotient (IQ) – our Emotional Intelligence (EI). EI is the capacity to recognize and effectively manage personal emotions in ourselves and others.
Our One-on-One Executive Coaching Program uses a combination Mindfulness-Based Coaching and Perceptual-Cognitive Training to develop your Emotional Intelligence and Cognitive Capacities to allow you to reach your personal and professional goals.
Achieve Your Goals
Coaching is for those who are:
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Motivated to start making an effective, lasting difference in their life by changing their mindset and attitude.
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Driven to start feeling more confident, empowered, and successful in the workplace, becoming a better leader.
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Willing to put in the work to tone and improve their mental game in business, sport, and life.