31 min
Fuel Podcast - S01 E05: Commitment Fuel Athletic Success Training
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In our latest podcast, Brian Daccord and Steve Brown discuss commitment. How do you define commitment? What are you willing to take on and what are you willing to put up with to play one of the most unique and pressure filled positions in all of sports? What do you say to your self when you question your commitment? The answers to some of these questions come back to some of our Fuel touchstones: attitude and effort, control what you can control, your strengths, your values, your personal philosophy and the most important question of self-awareness: Why? Why are you a goalie (something we encouraged every goalie to explore in depth way back in the first week of the season)? How do you know when you are over committed? What are some of the healthy ways you can get a break from the grind and being over-committed? And most importantly how do you assess your own commitment by evaluating where you are in your career and development? What do you need to do to reach the next level and most importantly are you willing to do what it takes to get there? At the end of the day only you can answer the question if you are committed enough to achieve your goals or to realistically assess whether or not you are willing to continue make that commitment and whether or not its time to end your journey. If you are committed to getting better as a goaltender, then you're in the right place. Enjoy our latest podcast.
Fuel Athletic Success Training © combines daily video primers, weekly assignments, and a monthly podcast to help maximize our athlete’s potential in the four additives of success: Confidence, Competitiveness, Character and Commitment. Fuel partners with leading coaches to provide position and sport specific mental skills training for high school, college and professional athletes. The result, Fuel athletes build their capacity to perform their best when it matters most.
Our mission at Fuel is to provide athletes with the skills necessary to be successful in and out of competition through a systematic approach to training confidence, competitiveness, character and commitment. For more information visit, http://FuelAthleticTraining.com.
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fuelathletictraining/support
In our latest podcast, Brian Daccord and Steve Brown discuss commitment. How do you define commitment? What are you willing to take on and what are you willing to put up with to play one of the most unique and pressure filled positions in all of sports? What do you say to your self when you question your commitment? The answers to some of these questions come back to some of our Fuel touchstones: attitude and effort, control what you can control, your strengths, your values, your personal philosophy and the most important question of self-awareness: Why? Why are you a goalie (something we encouraged every goalie to explore in depth way back in the first week of the season)? How do you know when you are over committed? What are some of the healthy ways you can get a break from the grind and being over-committed? And most importantly how do you assess your own commitment by evaluating where you are in your career and development? What do you need to do to reach the next level and most importantly are you willing to do what it takes to get there? At the end of the day only you can answer the question if you are committed enough to achieve your goals or to realistically assess whether or not you are willing to continue make that commitment and whether or not its time to end your journey. If you are committed to getting better as a goaltender, then you're in the right place. Enjoy our latest podcast.
Fuel Athletic Success Training © combines daily video primers, weekly assignments, and a monthly podcast to help maximize our athlete’s potential in the four additives of success: Confidence, Competitiveness, Character and Commitment. Fuel partners with leading coaches to provide position and sport specific mental skills training for high school, college and professional athletes. The result, Fuel athletes build their capacity to perform their best when it matters most.
Our mission at Fuel is to provide athletes with the skills necessary to be successful in and out of competition through a systematic approach to training confidence, competitiveness, character and commitment. For more information visit, http://FuelAthleticTraining.com.
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fuelathletictraining/support
31 min