Sports Psychology for Athletes

Think Like a Champion and Train Like a Warrior

De: Epic Rios

Narrado por: William Bahl

Want to learn how to think like a champion and train like a warrior?

Then this extraordinary Sports Psychology - five book bundle will help you develop a strong mindset so that you can develop a strong athletic body!

Sports Psychology includes five books.

The first book, Mental Toughness, will teach you how to develop:

• A Warrior Spirit
• Mental clarity
• Intuition
• Razor Sharp Concentration
• Leadership Authenticity
• Self-awareness

The second book, Intermittent Fasting, will teach you:

• What Intermittent Fasting is
• Fasting schedules and methods
• About nutrition and simple meal plans
• Fasting tips and strategies

The third book, Bodybuilding, teaches you:

• How to develop a well-proportioned, amazing looking body like the Ancient Greek Gods
• About workouts, exercises, and daily training the Ancient Greek Gods performed every day.
• An eight week Greek god training program
• About nutrition and the kinds of foods the ancient Greek gods used to eat

The fourth Book, Strength Training, teaches you:

• How to go from a beginner strength training athlete to an advanced strength training athlete
• The amazing Five-by-Five Workout Program

The fifth book, Body Weight Training teaches you:

• Beginner, intermediate, and advanced calisthenics' exercises
• Various workout routines for a 12-week body transformation

So do you want to learn how to think like a champion and train like a warrior?

Then buy this amazing Sports Psychology - five book bundle now!

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Peak Performance

Well written with some great tips and hints to improve your personal performances or the people that you coach or teach. Enjoyed reading it.

Youth Sports

You will be changing the way that you think from negative to positive therefore changing how you react to situations that you come up against.

Some nice paradigms

A comprehensive book referring some techniques that use athletes. Easy and practical to follow. It's like a quick guide to use

Good read, kept my interest.

Making sure you eat healthily can be difficult if you are the type of person who has never watched what they ate but it will play a crucial role during your strength training regimen. It affects everything in your day to day quality of life, from energy, to having healthy skin, to also maintaining a healthy digestive tract. It is recommended to eat every 3 hours to keep your metabolism up and to also ensure you are having an adequate intake of calories. It is especially important to have enough calories throughout the day since you will be burning a lot during your workouts. The goal is to gain muscle, not just to lose weight. That will come with the workouts as you replace unwanted fat with muscle. You will also feel less hungry throughout the day. By replacing larger meals with smaller ones more periodically throughout the day, your stomach will shrink in size. You will also have fewer cravings because your body will not become so hungry that you feel the need to stop at the closest vending machine to load up on junk food. If you eat on a routine basis your body will become used to eating at those times. So say you generally wake up at 6 am, you would then make a routine to eat at 8 am, 12 pm, 5 pm and maybe again at 8 pm. The first step to eating healthy is to begin with eating a nice healthy breakfast. When you do so, you will gain energy for the first hour and you will be less hungry throughout the day.

Calming the mind, fortifying a confident mindset

One of the most important things to remember is that you need to get comfortable being uncomfortable.

Not allowing yourself to stay inside of your comfort zone is going to make it to where you are able to build your mental toughness easier.

Mental toughness is not going to come to you overnight nor is it going to inspire you one day and be gone the next. It is something that you are going to have to work at and build every day.

Toughness training for the mind

In studies that have been done specifically for sports and the mental toughness of athletes, it shows that there is not a common framework between sports such as cricket and soccer, but the definition for mental toughness that was given in the Jones study as well as the Gucciardi study are close to the actual definition of what mental toughness is. A lot of the studies that focus on sports are going to be using the model that was provided by Researcher Clough. As a result there are samples from the athletes that are studied so that links can be shown between the mental toughness of the athlete along with how they cope with the stress they are under, their psychological skills, how they perform, and their emotional reactivity. A study that was published shows that athletes are going to follow the four C’s model which are commitment, confidence, control and challenge. The study also shows that the junior colleagues in businesses are not going to be as tough as the senior managers. Researchers are currently in an active debate about if mental toughness is a characteristic that is developed or if it is something that comes from your genetics.

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If you are interested in trying out the benefits of intermittent fasting for yourself, but you have an irregular schedule or are not sure if it is for you, then skipping a meal or two now and then may be the type of intermittent fasting for you.

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According to researchers Jones, Hanton and Connaughton, “Mental toughness is having the natural or developed psychological edge that enables you to generally cope better than your opponents with the many demands (competition, training, lifestyle) that a sport places on a performer, specifically to be more consistent and better than your opponents in remaining determined, focused, confident, and in control under pressure.”

Great applications in business/career settings!

Most people find it helpful to either eat two large meals during the 8 or 10-hour period feeding period or split that time into three smaller meals as that is the way most people are already programmed.

In a class of its own

The main reason why people don’t have success with bodyweight workouts is because they don’t utilize or know the proper way of bodyweight progressions. That leaves them never increasing their resistance.