I had so much fun hanging out with Joe on his 'No Sitting on the Sideline Dad' podcast! I love his mission and message!
I loved diving into how confidence is a cornerstone to success in our kids and how we as parents can cultivate self-belief in them!
I hope you found value in our conversation around how we can allow our kids to show up as the best versions of themselves on and off the court/field. I am excited to give you, a loyal listener of the No Sitting on the Sideline Dad podcast, our popular Parent Cheat Sheet "What to Say Before, During, and After Competition to Build Confidence in Your Athlete" to help you dive further into exactly how to help your child cultivate lasting, unshakeable confidence. Enjoy!
Just scroll down and download the cheat sheet now and let's get started!
Cheering for you always!
P.S. Kristina and I would also love to see you inside The Elite Competitor Society where we host weekly trainings and more. AND, if you want to take it a step further, you and your daughter are invited to join us inside the Confidence Booster Text Membership! All the info is below...
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Mental training is the missing key for most female athletes' confidence and playing to potential. Your daughter can find success, just like Alicia did... all she has to do is get started!
Alicia
Volleyball Player
"[After working with Breanne] I’ve gained strategies to keep my mind at peak performance which has really helped me practice harder and learn more from every rep. My confidence is more rooted in the process of improving rather than outcome, playing time, etc, and thus more consistent."
