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March Madness Mindset with Jennifer Hoover
March Madness Mindset is in full effect, and our guest Jennifer Hoover is probably the best one to cover this topic. About Our Guest Jennifer Hoover She is in her ninth season as head coach at Wake Forest University and with her, we are going to talk about March Madness Mindset. Jennifer is a graduate of Wake Forest University where she graduated with academic honors. She was a three-time All-ACC selection and is second on the school’s career record charts for points and rebounds....
Transform STRESS Into Positive Energy
Transform STRESS into positive energy and momentum optimizing your peak mental performance. STRESS, STRESS, STRESS!! When you hear the word STRESS what comes to your mind? What do you think about? When I’m out doing talks and trainings on STRESS, I often ask this question and you know what answers I generally get? People say when they hear the word Stress they think of something bad or negative, like financial stress, job stress, relationship stress it goes on and on. But did you know...
How to Use Breathing to Calm Your Mind
In order to exercise this control, you must first learn how to breathe in a way that tells your brain how to access your calm state. When you’re in control of your breathing, you’re in control of your thinking and emotions. Being mentally fit requires you to think clearly and respond to situations rationally. This technique could give your life the mental edge you need for things to finally “click.”
7 Ways Staying Hydrated Enhances Mental Performance
Water is one of the basic needs of the human body and staying hydrated directly enhances Mental Performance. Man can go for up to 3 weeks without food, but no more than 3 days without water. All our muscles, bones, tissues, and vital organs function flawlessly when you provide your body with a constant supply of water. Not many of us are aware of the fact that our brains tend to work better when our bodies are well hydrated. Not only that, it even...
Why Exercise is Critical for Peak Mental Performance
Want to improve your mental performance? Exercise, exercise, exercise! Most people are aware that they should exercise to improve physical fitness, but what few people realize is that exercising improves your mental fitness as well! Let's learn why exercise is critical for peak mental performance. How Exercise Impacts Your Mental Performance While you’re exercising, your brain has to learn new muscle skills. For example, your brain has to work to estimate distances, remember and it has to learn how to balance your body....
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