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Have you ever watched your daughter doubt herself right before a big game? Or wondered if the words you say are helping or hurting her confidence? If you’ve been there – grappling with how to support her without overstepping – you’re not alone. Here, we get into practical ways to give your athlete the confidence boost she needs, exactly when she needs it most. Whether it’s a tough practice, pre-game jitters, or post-game reflections, the right words can make all the difference.
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5 Signs Your Athlete Struggles with Perfectionism (And How You Can Support Her)
Does it feel like nothing your daughter does is ever good enough? She might win a game, achieve a personal best, or master a new skill, and still criticize herself 😔. Watching her struggle can be heartbreaking, especially when her self-worth seems tied to every mistake or outcome.
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It’s that time again: tryout season. The week when moms probably lose more sleep than their athletes do. And honestly? It makes sense. Tryouts are stressful for everyone: athletes, coaches, and yes, parents too.
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If your daughter is training hard, showing up consistently, and still feeling exhausted, frustrated, or injured, it’s probably not a motivation problem.
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In this episode of the Raising Elite Competitors Podcast, Coach Bre sits down with Kelsey Lensman (@xpandyourlimit), founder of Xpand Your Limits and a mobility and recovery expert inside Dream Team, to break down what recovery really means for girl athletes and how it directly impacts confidence, performance, and long-term health.
Here’s what every sports mom should know.
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If your daughter is an athlete, you’ve probably seen it: the self-doubt, the negative self-talk, the spiral after one tiny mistake. She beats herself up, focuses on the bad, and lets her confidence crumble before she even steps onto the field or court. Sound familiar? Here’s the hard truth: if she doesn’t learn how to handle these mental battles, she’ll never reach her full potential.
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Every athlete has a unique journey, but few embody resilience and dedication like Ella Wiley, our November Athlete of the Month. As a sophomore on her high school swim team, Ella’s story is not only about her impressive achievements but also about the mindset and pre-competition routines that drive her success.
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If your daughter is training hard, showing up consistently, and still feeling exhausted, frustrated, or injured, it’s probably not a motivation problem.
👉 It’s a recovery problem.
In this episode of the Raising Elite Competitors Podcast, Coach Bre sits down with Kelsey Lensman (@xpandyourlimit), founder of Xpand Your Limits and a mobility and recovery expert inside Dream Team, to break down what recovery really means for girl athletes and how it directly impacts confidence, performance, and long-term health.
Here’s what every sports mom should know.
listen now
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Every athlete has a unique journey, but few embody resilience and dedication like Ella Wiley, our November Athlete of the Month. As a sophomore on her high school swim team, Ella’s story is not only about her impressive achievements but also about the mindset and pre-competition routines that drive her success.
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Have you ever watched your daughter doubt herself right before a big game? Or wondered if the words you say are helping or hurting her confidence? If you’ve been there – grappling with how to support her without overstepping – you’re not alone. Here, we get into practical ways to give your athlete the confidence boost she needs, exactly when she needs it most. Whether it’s a tough practice, pre-game jitters, or post-game reflections, the right words can make all the difference.
listen now
If your daughter is an athlete, you’ve probably seen it: the self-doubt, the negative self-talk, the spiral after one tiny mistake. She beats herself up, focuses on the bad, and lets her confidence crumble before she even steps onto the field or court. Sound familiar? Here’s the hard truth: if she doesn’t learn how to handle these mental battles, she’ll never reach her full potential.
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When Your Athlete Spirals Mid Game: How to Help Her Rewire Her Brain for Confidence
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