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EPISODE · May 25, 2026 · 1H

EPISODE 306: CORTNEE WHITE

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In this episode of JAMODI, Coach Matt Sayman sits down with mental performance coach and licensed therapist Cortnee White, founder of The Athlete Mind, for a powerful conversation on confidence, anxiety, leadership, culture, and what today’s athletes truly need from coaches.Coach White works with athletes from youth sports all the way to Olympic-level performers and shares incredible insight into the mental side of performance — including why confidence is often misunderstood, how coaches shape athlete behavior more than they realize, and why today’s athletes need something different than previous generations.They discuss:🏀 Why athletes mirror the emotional state of coaches🧠 The real impact of anxiety in today’s athletes💪 Why confidence shouldn’t be the goal👥 Building stronger coach-athlete relationships📱 How social media has changed youth sports🔥 Helping athletes perform under pressure🎯 Creating clarity, communication, and psychological safety👨‍👩‍👧 Navigating parent pressure in youth sports📈 How coaches can motivate without controllingOne of the biggest takeaways? Athletes don’t always need more confidence — they need the ability to move forward even when confidence isn’t there.Whether you coach basketball, lead a team, parent an athlete, or simply care about leadership and performance, this conversation is packed with practical wisdom and perspective.Connect with Cortnee White / The Athlete Mind:📲 Instagram: @theathletemind🌐 Website: theathletemind.comIf you enjoyed this episode, please:✅ Like the video✅ Subscribe to JAMODI✅ Share with a coach, parent, or athleteJAMODI Podcast — Helping Coaches Grow Their Influence On & Off the Court 🏀

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