All Things Performance

Josiah Igono
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Our goal is to stay hungry, get better, and to move the meter. Psychological, Physiological, Neurological, and Belief System Improvement.

  1. 8월 19일

    92 | Live Session With Collegiate Women's Soccer Program: Performance Psychology In Action

    What truly separates equally talented athletes? The answer goes far deeper than physical ability. This session sneak-peek explores mental toughness, resilience, confidence, discipline, team culture, leadership, faith, personal responsibility, and the development of wisdom—providing athletes and coaches with practical principles they can take directly into training, competition, academics, relationships, and life. (Note: This session is not presented here in its entirety) In This Episode, You'll Discover: Why mentality can become the differentiator when athletic ability is similar. The psychological characteristics that separate high-performing athletes. Why work ethic, confidence, punctuality, and character matter. The difference between hacks, strategies, principles, and essence (via Myron Golden) Why knowledge alone isn't enough to produce performance. How athletes develop wisdom through action and practice. The connection between faith, identity, mindset, and performance. Why your foundation matters when adversity arrives. How team bonding and relationships contribute to a high-performance environment. What it means to love God with your mind and use your gifts intentionally. How athletes can build foundations that support both competitive excellence and personal growth. Talent may get you in the door. Your foundation determines what happens once you're there. #PerformancePsychology #SportsPsychology #MentalPerformance #MentalToughness #EliteAthletes #WomensSoccer #SoccerPsychology #AthleteMindset #AthleteDevelopment #HighPerformance #PeakPerformance #SportsMentality #Confidence #Resilience #Leadership #TeamCulture #TeamBuilding #AthleteMentalHealth #FaithAndSports #ChristianAthlete #ChristianSports #Mindset #CompetitiveExcellence #PerformanceCoach #JosiahIgono #AllThingsPerformance

  2. 8월 4일

    91 | Will vs. Skill: What Really Separates Elite Competitors?

    Is success determined by talent—or by something much deeper? In this episode of the All Things Performance Podcast, Dr. Josiah Igono explores one of the most debated questions in sports and performance: What separates athletes who have the skill from those who consistently rise to the occasion? While skill may earn an opportunity, it is often will that determines who thrives when the pressure is greatest. Drawing from his experience as a former Major League Baseball Director of Peak Performance, university professor, and performance psychology expert, Dr. Igono unpacks the psychological and physiological variables that influence elite performance. From motivation, confidence, emotional regulation, and resilience to fatigue, stress responses, and the neuroscience of competition, you'll gain a deeper understanding of what truly drives excellence when talent alone is no longer enough. Whether you're an athlete, coach, parent, or leader, this conversation challenges conventional thinking and offers practical, science-backed strategies you can immediately apply to your own pursuit of high performance. If you've ever wondered why two athletes with similar physical abilities achieve vastly different outcomes, this episode provides the answers. In this episode you'll discover: Why skill opens doors—but will determines who stays. The psychology behind grit, resilience, and competitive toughness. How physiology influences decision-making under pressure. The hidden mental factors that separate elite performers from everyone else. Practical ways to develop the mindset that sustains excellence over time. High performance isn't reserved for the most talented. It's built by those who develop the will to consistently execute when it matters most. Next Steps: Watch Podcasts & ATP content on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@allthingsperformance4379 Email Us: atperformancellc@gmail.com Subscribe, share, and join us as we explore the science, psychology, and practice of human performance. #AllThingsPerformance #MentalPerformance #SportsPsychology #HighPerformance #MentalToughness #Leadership #AthleteMindset #PeakPerformance #SportsScience #PerformancePsychology

  3. 7월 28일

    90 | How To Beat Burnout: Identify It & Crush It

    Burnout doesn't happen overnight—it builds silently until your performance, passion, and purpose begin to suffer. In this episode of All Things Performance, Dr. Josiah Igono unpacks the science behind burnout and explains why so many high achievers don't recognize the warning signs until they're already overwhelmed. Whether you're an athlete, coach, executive, student, parent, or leader, this episode provides practical tools to help you identify burnout early and regain control before it impacts your health, relationships, and performance. Dr. Igono introduces his proprietary B.U.R.N. Framework, a simple yet powerful system designed to help individuals recognize the subtle indicators of burnout before it's too late. He also explores the Biopsychosocial Model, demonstrating how your physical health, mental state, and social environment interact to either fuel burnout or promote sustainable high performance. You'll learn: What burnout really is—and what it isn't. Why high performers are especially vulnerable. The B.U.R.N.™ framework for identifying early warning signs. How the Biopsychosocial Model influences energy, motivation, and resilience. Practical strategies you can implement immediately to reduce stress, restore balance, and perform at your best. If you've ever felt emotionally exhausted, mentally drained, physically depleted, or disconnected from the work you once loved, this episode will equip you with actionable strategies to recover and build lasting resilience. Remember: Burnout isn't a sign of weakness—it's often a signal that something in your system needs attention. Listen and start building a healthier, more sustainable path to peak performance. #MentalPerformance #Burnout #HighPerformance #SportsPsychology #PerformancePsychology #MentalHealth #Leadership #Resilience #PeakPerformance #StressManagement #AthleteMindset #AllThingsPerformance

  4. 7월 21일

    89 | Creating A High Performance Environment

    What separates good teams from great teams? It isn't just talent—it's the environment. In this episode of All Things Performance, Dr. Josiah Igono takes a deep dive into one of the most overlooked competitive advantages in sports: building a high-performance environment. Whether you're a coach, parent, captain, athletic director, or athlete, you're an architect of the athletic experience. Every conversation, every expectation, and every interaction shapes the culture that athletes experience—and ultimately influences how they perform under pressure. Drawing from performance psychology and years of experience working with elite athletes and teams, Dr. Igono breaks down the essential elements of environments that consistently produce confident, resilient, and connected performers. You'll learn why the best cultures don't happen by accident—they're intentionally designed. In this episode, you'll discover: Why environment is one of the strongest predictors of performance. How to promote mastery instead of fear of failure. Practical ways to ensure every athlete feels seen, valued, and genuinely cared for. Why great leaders challenge athletes without diminishing them. How inviting player input increases ownership, accountability, and commitment. The difference between creating a demanding culture and creating a hostile one. How parents, coaches, and team captains can build trust, strengthen camaraderie, and develop lasting mental toughness. If you've ever wondered why some teams consistently rise to the occasion while others underperform despite having talent, this episode provides a practical blueprint for creating a culture where athletes can thrive. Because championship performance isn't built by chance—it begins with the environment you create. Listen now and start building a culture where confidence grows, resilience flourishes, and people perform at their highest level. Next Steps: Watch Podcasts & ATP content on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@allthingsperformance4379 Email Us: atperformancellc@gmail.com Subscribe, share, and join us as we explore the science, psychology, and practice of human performance. #MentalPerformance #SportsPsychology #Leadership #Coaching #MentalToughness #TeamCulture #HighPerformance #YouthSports #AthleteDevelopment #AllThingsPerformance #JosiahIgono

    89 | Creating A High Performance Environment

  5. 7월 14일

    88 | Motivation Is a Lie? (Here's What Actually Works)

    Every athlete loves the feeling of being motivated. But what happens when the excitement fades, training becomes repetitive, and the results you're working so hard for still haven't shown up? Do you keep going—or do you quit? In this episode of All Things Performance, performance psychology expert Dr. Josiah Igono tackles one of the greatest challenges facing athletes today: learning how to perform consistently when motivation is nowhere to be found. Josiah answers four questions that every athlete has asked at some point in their journey: What do I do when I don't feel motivated to train? What's more important: motivation or discipline? How do I keep going when results aren't showing up? Why do some athletes waste their talent while others maximize it? Drawing from performance psychology, elite sport, and years of working with high performers, Dr. Igono explains why motivation is temporary, discipline is trainable, and consistency—not emotion—is what separates good athletes from great ones. You'll discover how habits shape identity, why delayed results often precede breakthrough performance, and how the athletes who maximize their potential commit to excellence long before they ever see the rewards. If you've ever questioned whether the hard work is worth it, struggled to stay committed during difficult seasons, or wondered why some talented athletes never reach their potential, this episode will give you the mindset and practical strategies to keep showing up—especially when you don't feel like it. Because motivation may get you started. But discipline determines how far you'll go. Next Steps: Watch Podcasts & ATP content on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@allthingsperformance4379 Email Us: atperformancellc@gmail.com Subscribe, share, and join us as we explore the science, psychology, and practice of human performance. #AllThingsPerformance #AthleteMindset #MentalPerformance #SportsPsychology #DisciplineOverMotivation #MentalToughness #OwnThePieces

    88 | Motivation Is a Lie? (Here's What Actually Works)

  6. 7월 6일

    87 | From Setback To STRENGTH: Failure & Adversity

    Every athlete will experience failure. A missed shot. A costly turnover. A devastating injury. A poor performance. A season that doesn't go as planned. The question isn't if you'll fail—it's what you'll do next??? In this episode of All Things Performance, performance psychology expert Dr. Josiah Igono explores one of the defining characteristics of elite performers: the ability to respond to adversity with resilience rather than retreat. Josiah answers four of the most important questions athletes ask: How do I bounce back after making a costly mistake? How do I handle failure when everyone is watching? Why do setbacks make some athletes stronger while others quit? How can I stop being afraid of failure? Drawing from performance psychology, personal experience, and lessons learned from working with athletes at every level, this episode uncovers the mental habits that transform disappointment into development. You'll learn why failure is one of the greatest teachers in sports, how your response to adversity shapes your identity, and why your greatest breakthroughs often begin where your greatest setbacks occur. Whether you're recovering from a difficult game, struggling with self-doubt, or trying to regain confidence after a setback, this conversation will equip you with practical tools to reset your mindset, embrace growth, and compete with greater freedom. Remember, failure is not the opposite of success—it is often the pathway to it. Because championships aren't built by athletes who never fall. They're built by athletes who refuse to stay down. Next Steps: Watch Podcasts & ATP content on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@allthingsperformance4379 Email Us: atperformancellc@gmail.com Subscribe, share, and join us as we explore the science, psychology, and practice of human performance.

    87 | From Setback To STRENGTH: Failure & Adversity

  7. 6월 23일

    86 | Pressure & Performance

    You dominate in practice, but when the lights come on and the game begins, something changes. Your mind starts racing. You overthink simple plays. You feel pressure building. You begin asking yourself, "Why can't I perform the same way I do in practice?" In this episode of All Things Performance, performance psychology expert Dr. Josiah Igono dives into one of the biggest challenges athletes face: performing under pressure. Josiah answers some of the most common questions athletes ask: Why do I perform great in practice but struggle in games? How do elite athletes stay calm under pressure? What should I do when I start overthinking during competition? Can pressure actually improve performance? Drawing from performance psychology principles and practical performance strategies, this episode breaks down what pressure actually is, why the mind responds the way it does during competition, and how elite performers learn to work with pressure rather than against it. You'll learn why pressure itself isn't the enemy, why overthinking often sabotages performance, and how some athletes consistently rise to the occasion while others become trapped by the moment. If you've ever felt your confidence disappear in competition, struggled with game-day nerves, or wondered how top performers stay composed when everything is on the line, this conversation will give you practical tools and a new perspective on pressure. Because pressure doesn't create who you are. Pressure reveals how you've prepared. And sometimes the difference between breaking under pressure and performing through pressure is learning how to think differently when the moment gets bigger. Next Steps: Watch Podcasts & ATP content on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@allthingsperformance4379 Email Us: atperformancellc@gmail.com Subscribe, share, and join us as we explore the science, psychology, and practice of human performance.

  8. 6월 15일

    85 | Confidence Under Construction

    Confidence is one of the most talked-about qualities in sports—and one of the most misunderstood. Many athletes believe confidence comes from making shots, winning games, earning playing time, or hearing praise from coaches. But what happens when performance declines, mistakes pile up, and results don't go your way? Does confidence disappear, or was it never built on the right foundation to begin with? In this episode of All Things Performance, Dr. Josiah Igono tackles some of the most common and important questions athletes ask about confidence: How do I stay confident when I'm not performing well? What's the difference between confidence and arrogance? Can confidence be built, or are some athletes simply born with it? Why does my confidence disappear after one bad game? Drawing from performance psychology, real-world experiences with elite athletes, and practical strategies you can apply immediately, Dr. Igono breaks down the myths that keep athletes trapped in confidence roller coasters and reveals how lasting confidence is actually developed. Whether you're an athlete looking to perform more consistently, a coach seeking to build resilient competitors, or a parent wanting to better support your child through the ups and downs of sports, this episode provides a blueprint for building confidence that can withstand mistakes, setbacks, and pressure. Because true confidence isn't just built when things are going well. It's built when they aren't. Next Steps: Watch Podcasts & ATP content on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@allthingsperformance4379 Email Us: atperformancellc@gmail.com Subscribe, share, and join us as we explore the science, psychology, and practice of human performance.

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Our goal is to stay hungry, get better, and to move the meter. Psychological, Physiological, Neurological, and Belief System Improvement.

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    Josiah Igono
  • 방송 연도
    2020년 - 2026년
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    92
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