Parents and young triathletes often need guidance on how to manage the “mind chatter,” and how to be courageous even when they may not feel confident.
Triathlife With Jesse Thomas: The Unexpected Journey Of Sport Culture By Jesse Thomas
Shortly after I started racing professionally in 2011, I made a three-year commitment to 70.3 worlds, which extended to four years after breaking my foot in 2013. It was the …
The Importance of Player Contracts for Parents and Juniors
The biggest change in my sport psychology practice from ten years ago to now is the number of requests I receive to work with squash players twelve and younger. They …
Brave Endurance Podcast – The Inner Athlete
Dr. Greene has a one-on-one conversation with professor James Kelley, whose in search of learning about what the word “wellness” means to different people.
Episcopal Academy “Chapel Talk” to High School Students
Many of us can talk ourselves into or out of a happy life, and Dr. Greene’s conversation with this large group of high school students highlights ways to avoid the …
NPR Voices in the Family, Mind for Sports
It’s been easy to get caught up in the swell of excitement surrounding the 2012 Summer Olympic Games. Human-interest stories profiling participants showcase their grit, amazing physical strength and skill, …