Mind-Design Sports is the only organization operated by teenagers providing blogs and guest speaker podcasts for kids to perform optimally in sports
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This week’s honor goes to the student-athlete, and founder of Mind Design Sports, Brandon Shintani.
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Some skills chess players use on the board directly connect to strategies and skills in active sports.
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Did y'all know the #website @MindDesignSport is run by #student-athletes from around the #world, is filled with FREE information for student athletes AND Brandon Shintani began it in 9th grade🤔
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Check out this great sports psychology resource from @MindDesignSport. Student-led advice for teen youth, with podcasts, blog posts and a unique mentorships program!
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A #NewJersey teen wanted to connect current college and high school athletes with younger athletes to share insights on the best ways to improve their mental abilities in sports while remaining true to the 21st century. #NewsBreakLocal
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Brandon Shintani (YYGS 2021) founded @MindDesignSport to address mental health struggles faced by student athletes. With a team of 148 students from 50+ countries, the org shares blogs, podcasts, and coordinates a free mentor program that supports young athletes 🏅 #yygsalumni
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#DailyPointofLight Brandon Shintani founded @MindDesignSport offering sports psychology resources that pairs young athletes with high school & college student volunteers, setting kids up for success by helping athletes improve their bodies and minds.
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We adults always talk about what youth need in sport. Here is an opportunity to listen to 3 teens who all make an impact in this space. Very exciting Brandon @MindDesignSport and two local Adelaide girls.
Positive self talk can often inspire positive performance. If you tell yourself you will lose, you prepare for failure. However, when you tell yourself that winning is a clear possibility, you set yourself up for success. Simple yet effective, this boosts confidence/performance.
Design a training program or join a club such that your training mimics race-like conditions. This type of simulation with conditions that you will be facing during the competition is a very effective way of practice.
Focus on the task and not the outcome, think about the present and not the finish. This will help you in relaxing and enjoying the event instead of worrying about it and having negative thoughts. If you have negative thoughts, focus on your breathing.
Remembering that our mental state is attached to our emotional state is crucial in order to best maintain optimal performance. Stay in control of the relationships around you and make sure to sustain them; emotions are powerful, so harness them to your benefit.
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Episode #65 - The importance of psychology and mental well-being in relation to youth sports development, a conversation with Brandon Shintani, founder of Mind-Design Sports @MindDesignSport ⚽️⚽️⚽️ podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcas…
A huge part of many competitive sports is anger; when emotions run high and our physical selves become tired/agitated, it is impossible for us not to become frustrated. Redirecting this anger to the sport instead of wasting it, however, is an essential to maximize performance.
As we roll into Summer, a rather obvious yet neglected tip is to wear sunscreen. While a burn may eventually go away, its impact on our body temperature and energy levels leads to a stark decrease in performance ability. Take care of your body!
An interesting approach to sports psychology is to consider not what helps but what hurts. One key trait I’ve noticed plays likely the most fundamental role in performance is confidence (not to be mistaken with arrogance). Without it, even the greatest athletes fail to succeed.