The Mentally Tough Hockey Player

Unlock Your Potential

If you are a hockey player and want to improve all 4 core mental skills: focus, composure, resilience, and confidence, then this course is for you.

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How It Works

Course Curriculum

10 Modules that Cover the Top 25 Exercises to Strengthen Your Mental Toughness

1

Introduction
2

PHASE 1: The 4 fundamentals of the Mental Game
3

PHASE 2: Optimize Mental Toughness
4

PHASE 3: Solidifying Habits for Long-Term Success
5

Conclusion

What to Expect? Workbook & Resources Mental Toughness Assessment Introduction to Mental Toughness Workshop (updated July 2021)
Exercise #1: The Alter Ego Effect Exercise #2: The Reset Routine Hockey Specific Examples of the Reset Routine Reset Routine Questions Exercise #3: Self-Reflection More on Self-Reflection Position Specific Examples of Reflection Self-Reflection Questions Exercise #4: Imagery Hockey Specific Examples of Imagery Imagery Question
Exercise #5: Clearing Self-Doubt/Expectations Clearing Self-Doubt Question Exercise #6: Owning Your Greatness Owning Your Greatness Question Exercise #7: Traits of the Greats Traits of the Greats Question Exercise #8: My Opinion Matters Most My Opinion Matters Most Questions Exercise #9: Letting Go of People Pleasing Letting Go of People Pleasing Question Exercise #10: Identifying Your Style of Play and Strengthen Your Identity Style of Play and Identity Question Exercise #11: Clearing Charges Clearing Charges Question Exercise #12: Owning Your Story Owning Your Story Questions Exercise #13: Stop Judging Others Stop Judging Others Question Exercise #14: Overthinking vs Trusting Yourself Overthinking vs Trusting Yourself Question Exercise #15: Clarify the Process Clarify the Process Question Exercise #16: Quarterly Rocks Quarterly Rocks Question Exercise #17: Game KPIs KPI Question Exercise #18: Performance Statements (Anchors) Performance Statements Questions
Exercise #19: Labelling and Rating Your Emotions Labelling & Rating Your Emotions Questions Exercise #20: Meditation Meditation Question Exercise #21: Relaxation Relaxation Question Exercise #22: Clarifying Your Why Clarify Your Why Question Exercise #23: Linking Values to the Process Linking Values Question Exercise #24: Achievement Goal Plan (Intrinsic Motivation) Achievement Goal Plan Question Exercise #25: Building Habits Building Habits Question Exercise #26: Creating an Effective & Motivating Schedule Creating an Effective & Motivating Schedule Questions
Next Steps One Last Thing Bonus Content: Confidence 101

What You Get

Videos

The course is filled with videos that explain and provide examples for each module and exercise
Workbook

You get a workbook with all the worksheets so that you can easily and effectively complete all of the exercises
Group Calls

As a bonus, you get 1-month access to our group zoom calls so that you can ask questions and get any clarity on any of the concepts or exercises

FAQ

What ages is this course intended for?
This course is recommended for athletes of all ages. Parents are encouraged to watch & reinforce modules for younger athletes.
How does this course benefit hockey players specifically?
This course provides practical examples and recommendations specifically for hockey players so that they can optimize the application of the strategies and tools.
How long will it take to complete the course?
We recommend 10 weeks - 1 main module per week. But you can complete it at your own pace. Each module should take about an hour of time.

Camaryn Baber

Saginaw Spirit, OHL

"Before starting I was negative going into the rink and frustrated with my situation. Now I am so much more confident. I hold the puck more. I do what I can in the shifts I get. I am more positive about hockey. I want to go to the rink and get better even more now.” *** He went from 2 pts in 13 games to 19 pts in 26 games – approx 500% improvement in pts/game ***

Tyler Campbell

Dartmouth College NCAA D1

I started the program because of the pressure, the politics and I wasn't having as much fun as I wanted to be. I used to worry about things outside of my control like the coach and playing time, but now it is clear what is in my control and I am focused on that. The program has helped make the intangible more tangible, concrete, and understandable. I always found sport psychology confusing and unclear, but this program has made it clear about how I can approach things.

Ryder McIntyre

Sarnia Sting, OHL

I used to get nervous before games and I let mistakes get to me. It was very hard to accept and let mistakes go. Now I can let mistakes go and remember that I'm human. Before my confidence was inconsistent (sky-high or low). Now I have a steady and accurate self-image. After learning the reset routine in detail in the first module I was able to see the benefits right away.

Chris Quizi

Markham Majors AAA

Before I didn't have confidence in my abilities and I was always worried about not getting the starting position. Now I have a consistent self-image and know what my strengths and weaknesses are and how to improve. Also, I am extremely process focused now.