I Am Mentally Tough Podcast

Gladine Frasso
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I Am Mentally Tough Podcast

The I Am Mentally Tough Podcast was created to help athletes reach PEAK PERFORMANCE. The show discusses what most coaches are not talking about, and that is the MENTAL side of the game. Join one of the nation’s top Mental Performance Coaches for basketball players and keynote speaker, Gladine Frasso and her Co-host Professional Skills and Development Coach, David Anderson as they dive into the mental barriers (such as lack of confidence, pressure, fears, lack of focus, habits) that basketball players face on and off the court, and strategies/techniques they can use to build their mental toughn

  1. 23 DE OUT.

    026 - Unlocking NIL Success: Building Your Brand with NIL Coach Aisha Foy

    In this episode of the I Am Mentally Tough podcast, we sit down with Aisha Foy, a renowned NIL consultant, to explore the world of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) opportunities for athletes. Aisha shares invaluable insights on how athletes can leverage their personal brand not only for financial gain but also for personal development. She emphasizes the importance of documenting their journey, managing their online presence, and mastering public speaking to maximize NIL potential. Aisha also breaks down the differences between collective NIL money and personal brand value, offering examples from well-known athletes like Armando Bacot. Whether you’re a high school athlete or playing at the college level, Aisha provides actionable strategies to help athletes at all stages secure NIL deals and build lasting, marketable brands. Key Takeaways: NIL is more than just about making money—it's about fast-tracking life skills like personal branding, communication, and professionalism. Documenting your journey on social media is key to building an authentic personal brand. High-profile athletes have different NIL earning opportunities, but all athletes can maximize their brand value by being genuine and intentional. Building a brand takes confidence and the ability to tell your story authentically, which can open doors beyond sports. Public speaking and being comfortable on camera are essential skills for promoting yourself and securing deals. Aisha Foy is an NIL consultant helping athletes unlock their potential and create powerful personal brands. She is also the author of Success is My Major and provides free resources for athletes and parents looking to navigate the NIL landscape. Find her book and more information about her services on her website Follow Aisha Foy on Instagram Follow Gladine Frasso on Instagram Follow Coach David Anderson on Instagram Work one on one with Coach G. to build your Mental Toughness

    40min

  2. 12 DE OUT.

    025 - Embracing the Role Player Position in Basketball

    In this episode of the I Am Mentally Tough podcast, hosts Gladine Frasso (Coach G.) and Coach David Anderson dive into the essential role that role players have in basketball, whether they start on the court or come off the bench. They discuss the importance of embracing one's role, the mental toughness required to handle not getting much playing time, and the influence of parental expectations on athletes’ performances. By focusing on factors within their control and fostering a team-oriented mindset, athletes can strengthen their mental resilience and contribute positively to their team. The episode wraps up with a special announcement about upcoming group coaching sessions designed to build mental toughness in athletes. Key Discussion Points: The Importance of Role Players Challenges Faced by Role Players Parental Influence Reframing the Bench Role Mental Toughness and Role Acceptance Coaches' Role in Managing Expectations Parental Support and Mental Health Building Mental Resilience Coach G. will be launching her 8 week Mental Toughness Group Coaching program early November. Make sure you’re on her email list so that you’re the first to know when it goes live. Join here email list HERE Learn the 6 reasons why your athletes are lacking confidence and what they can start doing now to overcome them. Get the free guide HERE Follow Coach G. on Instagram HERE Follow Coach David Anderson HERE

    29min

  3. 14 DE SET.

    024: Why Athletes Should Focus More on Skill Development Than Playing Games

    In this episode, Coach G. and Coach David dive deep into a critical topic that hits close to home for the basketball community: the importance of skill development versus playing year-round basketball games. Many players, especially in middle school and high school, are caught in the cycle of playing five seasons of basketball—middle school, AAU, spring league, summer league, and fall ball—without dedicating enough time to developing their skills and mental toughness. We explore why this is detrimental to their growth and how it prevents them from reaching their full potential. Key Takeaways: The Overload of Games: Basketball is a year-round sport, but when do athletes have time to work on skill development, mental performance, and overall basketball IQ? We question why many young athletes spend too much time competing in games instead of focusing on practice. The Confidence Cycle: Building confidence starts with practicing the skills, implementing them in games, assessing performance, and then adjusting for improvement. Many athletes skip this essential step of practice, which hampers their long-term development. The Role of Coaches: Coaches play a crucial role in allowing athletes to work on their weaknesses. Athletes need the freedom to try new skills in games, even if it means missing shots or making mistakes. Without this environment, they can't grow into well-rounded players. Case Study - College Athlete's Journey: A real-life example of a current University of North Carolina athlete (Lanie Grant) showcases the dedication required to perfect skills like the floater over several years. She spent hours focusing on this specific skill from various angles to improve her game, illustrating the time investment necessary for skill mastery. Parents and the Pressure to Win: Many parents and athletes are fixated on winning games, even at a young age, rather than focusing on the long-term process of skill development. We discuss why this mindset is holding athletes back from reaching their potential. Kobe Bryant and Steph Curry's Work Ethic: The boring, repetitive nature of their training regimens is what made Kobe and Steph great. We explore how their commitment to perfecting fundamental skills, not just playing games, is the key to long-term success. Quote of the Episode: "When you're trying to win, there's no way that you can apply what you're learning in training to a game. The W is more important than the process of development—and that's the problem." If you're an athlete or a parent of an athlete who wants to build the right mindset and build unbreakable confidence, download our free confidence guide HERE to help you start on the right path. Visit IAmMentallyTough.com for more resources on developing mental toughness, and don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast! Follow Coach G. on Instagram HERE Follow Coach David on Instagram HERE

    28min

  4. 5 DE SET.

    023 - The Harvest Doesn't Lie: Discipline, Mental Toughness, and Summer Workouts

    In this episode of the I Am Mentally Tough Podcast, Gladine Frasso and Coach David Anderson dive deep into the importance of summer preparation for basketball players. They explore how discipline and mental toughness play a crucial role in determining success during the basketball season. They discuss the concept of "The Harvest Doesn't Lie"—what athletes plant during the summer, whether hard work or laziness, will show when tryouts come around. The hosts also break down the factors that differentiate average players from those who become starters and standout athletes, highlighting the mental and emotional aspects that many coaches and parents overlook. Key Topics: Summer Workouts & Season Preparation: Why athletes are made in the offseason and how the work put in during summer directly impacts performance. The Harvest Doesn't Lie: A powerful analogy about how preparation leads to results, inspired by a sermon Gladine heard at church. Discipline Defined: What discipline looks like for serious athletes and why it’s necessary to reach new levels of performance. Mental Toughness: How athletes can mentally prepare for setbacks, competition, and maintaining focus under pressure. Common Mistakes of Athletes: Why some players fall short despite working out and how sporadic training and lack of consistency hinder growth. Challenging the Status Quo: Why no player’s spot is guaranteed and how freshmen and underclassmen can challenge for starting positions. Coaching & Mental Skills: Why many coaches and parents underestimate the importance of mental skills in developing athletes and what needs to change. Click here to download the FREE guide on the 6 reasons why athletes lack confidence and what to do to overcome the 6 reasons. Follow Coach G on Instagram HERE Follow Coach Anderson on Instagram HERE

    24min

  5. 26 DE JUL.

    022 - My Life My Pen - Writing Your Own Story

    In this episode of the I Am Mentally Tough podcast, Coach G interviews her dear friend Charlie Smith, a keynote speaker and mental performance coach, about his motto "My Life, My Pen." Charlie shares his personal story of overcoming a violent childhood and substance abuse by taking control of his life's narrative. He discusses his five pillars of personal development, starting with knowing who you are and setting realistic goals. Coach G and Charlie emphasize the importance of building confidence, maintaining healthy habits, and practicing self-compassion. Together, they highlight the significance of understanding one's core values and principles to become the best version of oneself while pursuing excellence. Charlie Smith, a national keynote speaker and mental performance consultant, leverages 30 years as a commercial real estate investor with a compelling personal journey of overcoming adversity in his life. His mission is to impact, educate, and empower others to become fulfilled in every aspect of their lives, through his work. He wants you to change your life for the better by changing the way you think. Charlie's professional career includes over a billion dollars of real estate transactions allowing him to combine practical business experience with cutting-edge mental performance skills. Focused on mindset and leadership development, he imparts strategies for creating unshakeable self-confidence and the resilience to elevate through adversity. Charlie's impactful influence spans Fortune 300 companies, high-level executives, leadership teams, athletes, and Academy Award Winners. Through his signature platform, ‘My Life, My Pen,' he inspires you to own the pen and become the intentional author the life you not only want, but deserve. Too often we let other people and circumstances dictate our path forward. It's your life. You should own the pen! Here are Charlie's 5 Pillars: The 5 pillars of the PEN Know who you are. Know where you are going. Know how you will go there. Know who you become on the way there. Know who you will go with. Click here to follow Charlie on Instagram Click here to view Charlie's website and to contact him!

    27min

  6. 10 DE MAR.

    021 - Cultivating a Growth Mindset

    Tajah Muhammad is the Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer  of W.I.N.N. Network. She is also a Mindset Performance Coach, Motivational Speaker & Mentor. In this episode Tajah defines what is a growth mindset, the importance of it and how to build a growth mindset. Tajah has over 10+years coaching & mentoring youth, student-athletes, and  corporate clients. She is currently a Doctoral Student of Management-Executive Leadership (2024). You can follow Tajah on IG HERE You can follow Tajah on LinkedIn HERE You can visit Tajah's website HERE

    32min

  7. 27 DE FEV.

    020 - The Proper Nutrition Needed for Athletes

    Melissa Boufounos is a Certified Holistic Nutritionist in the Ottawa area. A lifelong athlete, she specialize in sports nutrition and mainly work with teen and adolescent hockey players in her virtual private practice. Her mission is to help the next generation of hockey players optimize their diets and health so they can perform their best on and off the ice and avoid the mistakes she made growing up that cut her playing career short. In this episode Coach G. and Melissa discuss the importance of nutrition for athletes. Melissa not only dives into the importance of proper nutrition before games, but also during and after games. As an expert Nutritionist, Melissa shares the best type of foods to eat to help prepare for competition and the best foods to eat to help with performance recovery. Follow Melissa on Instagram HERE Visit Melissa's website HERE

    32min

  8. 17/09/2023

    019 - Pro-Ready. Skills and Mindset Needed to Succeed to The Next Level (on and off the court)

    In this podcast episode we had the pleasure of interviewing Dr. Tywanna Smith. She has an extensive and comprehensive background in sports as a retired professional athlete, award-winning sports manager, and award-winning sports researcher. In this episode she discusses the conversations around confidence as it relates to an athlete's transition through and out of sports. She has honed processes and created programming to address this mindset shift and the necessary readiness to transition smoothly into the next chapter of their lives. You can visit her website HERE You can visit her Instagram HERE

    30min
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The I Am Mentally Tough Podcast was created to help athletes reach PEAK PERFORMANCE. The show discusses what most coaches are not talking about, and that is the MENTAL side of the game. Join one of the nation’s top Mental Performance Coaches for basketball players and keynote speaker, Gladine Frasso and her Co-host Professional Skills and Development Coach, David Anderson as they dive into the mental barriers (such as lack of confidence, pressure, fears, lack of focus, habits) that basketball players face on and off the court, and strategies/techniques they can use to build their mental toughn

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  • Criado por
    Gladine Frasso
  • Anos de atividade
    2021 - 2024
  • Episódios
    26
  • Classificação
    Livre
  • Copyright
    © Gladine Frasso
  • Site do podcast
    I Am Mentally Tough Podcast

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