One of the most difficult things for an athlete to do is to maintain their focus and emotional control when events, out of their control, get in their way. This is a very frustrating experience and it happens a lot – both in sport and in life. I can’t really think of any area of […]…
I received more than one comment asking about how Team USA would do in Germany. So in typical Canadian fashion – we like to be inclusive – I am going to add another poll here in this post. [poll id=”6″] Will Team USA be able to beat Team Canada on the agility field at the […]…
Good luck to the 2010 CKC Agility Team competing at the FCI World Championships in Rieden, Germany this week! This competition pits the best agility teams, from countries around the globe, against each other in “winner-take-all”, individual and team events. I believe that Canada is ready to own the podium. Run Fast! Run Clean! And, […]…
As costs go up and the availability of training facilities becomes more scarce, effectively using your training time becomes more and more important. As much as competing allows you to gain experience in your chosen sport, practice is the single largest contributor to your development and your success on the field, court, rink, or pitch. […]…
Have you ever wondered if you’re competing up to your potential? Maybe there’s more that you could be doing to reach your goals and aspirations. Check out my video on Peak Performance and find out what training your mental game can do for you. If you have any peak performance moments please share them in […]…