The four elites that the US sent to worlds have a combined cycling salary if $0 its so hard to see Scott go, but its the right choice for sure. But look at that crowd. 35k+ at worlds. Cyclocross is worth sponsoring. https://t.co/8Zb0anXrDh
We often mistake being serious with being dedicated. That's often not the case. We are our most dedicated when we are having fun and experiencing joy We often create teams & cultures devoid of joy in the misplaced notion that seriousness means we are more committed. It doesn't
On your phone before performing?
Research finds being on your phone before practice:
-Impairs decision making in Volleyball players
-Reduce training gains on swimming and endurance performance.
Scrolling doesn't prime you for performing or learning.
Had a lot of fun with this week's episode of @FastTalkPod! @grantholicky, Jared Berg, and I were talking about nutritional needs of Junior athletes, but we got into a bunch of interesting conversations including longevity vitamins and berries!
https://t.co/x7vszDGXBn
What makes a champion? New analysis of over 6,000 athletes finds those who got to world-class, had during their youth:
-more multisport than specialized practice
-started their main sport later
-accumulated less practice
-Initially progressed slower than national class peers
Great study this. What we as coaches model matters. Not just for our player’s growth as people (which in and of itself is incredibly important), but to their performance as well.
In a study on baseball players, the emotional state of the coach predicted the emotional state and performance of the players If a coach was angry, players grew more frustrated, made more errors, and were more likely to tank What message are you sending? https://t.co/hi4ZTbXLMt
For the holiday, we thought we'd revisit one of the first Fast Talk episodes that we did on neuromuscular training. It was the first episode with @grantholicky as our guest! It was a lot of fun discussing what's changed in that conversation since 2016!
https://t.co/bONx1JH4xt
For the holiday, we thought we'd revisit one of the first Fast Talk episodes that we did on neuromuscular training. It was the first episode with @grantholicky as our guest! It was a lot of fun discussing what's changed in that conversation since 2016!
https://t.co/bONx1JH4xt
Every Potluck one of us comments that "we may have jumped the shark," but this week's episode might truly be the one. @griffinmcmath, @RobertPickels, @grantholicky, and I finally had our GI issue discussion. Don't look at me... I asked about holding onto wheels!
https://t.co/JtCrocpyFY
Been a heck of a two weeks. Its been hard and tiring and stressful and sad, but I've also laughed and smiled a lot. All of these emotions can and are allowed to be present at the same time. Our job is to make room for it all. Read more of my thoughts https://t.co/bin2WQcS0K
This week's episode was an interesting one for me. Sports psych is @grantholicky's specialty not mine. But, I got to listen to him and Dr Zuleger talk about how to put it into practice. Their takes on visualization and goal setting weren't what I expected!
https://t.co/LuOokH59h9
How you talk to yourself matters.
In one study on lifting weights, goal directed self-talk "enhanced performance by 43% once an RPE of eight was reached, resulted in 63% more repetitions, and demonstrated more efficient muscle activation patterns."
There are a few jobs that my hat goes off to, because no matter how knowledgeable you are, everyone thinks they know more.
Jobs like teachers, coach, and dieticians come to mind.
Everyone is an expert. Because they are often blind to their ignorance.