Managing Performance Anxiety
Nearly every week I have emails in my inbox from caregivers and coaches seeking mental performance support for an athlete. An overwhelming majority of them read something like this: “One…
READ MORENearly every week I have emails in my inbox from caregivers and coaches seeking mental performance support for an athlete. An overwhelming majority of them read something like this: “One…
READ MORESummer is a great time to unwind, travel, and get outside to enjoy our beautiful state. Staying active is important to remain in tip-top shape going into the Fall 2021…
READ MOREGrowth Mindset and Quality Practice (Part 2) Posted by: Bill Reid | University of Denver Sport Psychology Every athlete will spend more time practicing than actually competing. This imbalance is…
READ MOREGoals: Reduce pain Reduce swelling Increase Range of Motion Increase Strength Gradual Return to Play Reduce Pain/Swelling Ice for 7-10 days 2-3 times per day for 20 minutes the area…
READ MOREGrowth Mindset and Quality Practice (Part 1) Developing Resilience with a Growth Mindset Posted by: Ryan Bahadursingh | University of Denver Sport Psychology A wise man once said, “The road…
READ MOREA Note From Katie Pagel, Director of Mental Performance Hello CRYSC Caregivers! I hope this message finds you all amidst an enjoyable spring season. Having recently started in this new…
READ MOREFoam rolling is KEY to muscle recovery and rejuvenation. I would recommend foam rolling the whole lower body (quads, hamstrings, IT Band, glutes, and calves) twice a day to prevent…
READ MOREThe Power of Sport for Youth: Part One Posted by: Harrison Baldwin | University of Denver Sport Psychology Have you ever dreamed about playing in a championship game or visualized…
READ MOREThe Power of Sport for Youth: Part One Posted by: Allie Perugini & Jess Hanson | University of Denver Sport Psychology A recently published report exploring 2019 youth sport participation…
READ MOREValues and Defining Your Why: Part 2 Posted by: Lexi Swenson & Irene Oyang | University of Denver Sport Psychology Your Narrative & Your “Why” We all have a narrative.…
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