We're back with 3 more actionable steps that can produce instant results. Tuesday we talked about building the muscles of great perspective, looking at things from the Big Picture, and being consistent. Today, we look at communication, being motivated by weaknesses and how to be resilient and relentless. These are based on things we've learned from our athletes over the years. We look at how to gauge when you may need a break and how to communicate it to your coach. We also look at how successful athletes are MOTIVATED by their weaknesses and lean in to fix them. And the endangered traits of being resilient and relentless. Often times games and races are decided by who plays until the whistle. It's the little things that can give you the advantage against someone not as mentally tough. Topics: GET YOUR 2023 TRAINING PLAN NOW Run Camp Creating chaos to be comfortable Stressed because we're not stressed? Context before content THEY ARE GREAT COMMUNICATORS Loved and hated workouts Giving yourself permission to say no Vulnerability THEY DON'T GIVE IN TO WEAKNESSES Not fearful but pissed off Confidence can change you Challenged wins are more rewarding Be okay with getting it wrong THEY ARE RESIILIENT AND RELENTLESS These are endangered traits Coaching Inquires: Mike Tarrolly - [email protected] Robbie Bruce - [email protected] www.c26triathlon.com

Ask this episode

“What did the council decide on item 42?” — answered with the speaker and the moment.

Transcript

Related