EPISODE · May 3, 2021 · 35 MIN
053 Why Mental Toughness is NOT a Male Macho Trait
from Demystifying Mental Toughness · host David Charlton
This episode shatters the myth that mental toughness is a male macho trait. Three very talented ladies from different fields demonstrate that it is far more complex than this basic assumption that many people have. Where Kate Mackay talks about embracing fear and Taz Bricknell and Natalie Hurdley share insights into the immense commitment levels that are required to thrive in professional rugby and powerlifting. Key Learning Points: Look to recognise and acknowledge your fears and push yourself to beat them. Check out a SWOT analysis to help you overcome any fears or challenging situations. Playing professional women's rugby requires a huge amount of dedication and comes with lots of unfair criticism. A great deal of trust in your training and nutritional plans, alongside patience is vital to succeed is powerlifting where gains are very slow. Connect with David Charlton Accelerator Course: Achieving Your Goals Faster Download THE FOCUSED ATHLETE CHECKLIST Join David @ The Sports Psychology Hub Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn To Listen to the Full Podcast Episodes Podcast Ep038: Taz Bricknell - Playing Professional Women's Rugby Podcast Ep046: Kate Mackay – Why Snowboarding is a Metaphor for Life Podcast Ep048: Natalie Hurdley - How to Build Mental Toughness through Powerlifting
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053 Why Mental Toughness is NOT a Male Macho Trait
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