EPISODE · Apr 24, 2026 · 32 MIN
Flexible Mindsets and Evidence-Based Mental Performance Training | Ep. 40 Craig Buhler
from The Standard · host Erin Sarles
From Michigan to Manchester: Craig Buhler on Evidence-Based Mental Performance and Building Flexible MindsetsIn a world full of trendy mental performance techniques and quick-fix mindset solutions, Craig Buhler stands apart with his commitment to evidence-based coaching and holistic athlete development. Based in Manchester, England, and working as an educational consultant, Craig helps students and athletes navigate the complex journey of pursuing academic and athletic opportunities in the United States.Craig's educational foundation is impressive: a degree in psychology and entrepreneurship from the University of Michigan, followed by a Master's in Performance, Sport, and Exercise Psychology from the University of Illinois Chicago. This unique combination allows him to bridge psychological expertise with entrepreneurial thinking and practical application.What sets Craig apart is his focus on developing flexible mindsets that create high-quality life experiences, not just competitive results. Working with youth and elite performers across multiple sports, his approach emphasizes empathy, integrity, and professionalism while helping athletes build the mental skills and character necessary for sustainable success.In this episode of The Standard Podcast™, Craig shares:The biggest lies about mental performance and mindset training that are holding athletes backHow to develop truly flexible mindsets that adapt and thrive in any situationWhat student-athletes need to know about international academic and athletic opportunitiesThe difference between evidence-based coaching and trendy mental performance approachesBuilding character and identity that extends far beyond athletic achievement and competition resultsWhether you're an athlete working on your mental game, a parent supporting your child's development, or a coach interested in holistic athlete development, Craig's insights provide a blueprint for evidence-based growth and character building.This isn't motivation. This is a movement.Connect with Craig: LinkedIn: Craig BuhlerSupport the showCONNECT WITH US: 🌐 Website: blueprintbluechip.com 📸 Instagram: @blueprintbluechip 💼 LinkedIn: Erin Sarles 📧 Email: [email protected] RESOURCE: Join the 5-Day Reset™ — designed for athletes ready to build identity, discipline, and purpose beyond the game. 👉 blueprintbluechip.com/blueprintfoundationschallengeSUPPORT THE SHOW:Leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts or SpotifyShare this episode with an athlete, parent, coach, or leaderFollow us on social media and join the conversationBOOK ERIN TO SPEAK: Looking for a speaker who challenges comfort and calls out truth? Erin is available for team workshops, parent seminars, and leadership events. 📩 [email protected] THE STANDARD PODCAST™: This isn't motivation. This is a movement. Hosted by Erin Sarles and Thomas Roe, co-founders of Blueprint to Bluechip™, The Standard Podcast™ calls out the lies culture sold athletes and raises a new standard in sports, leadership, and life. We bring raw, truth-packed 20-25 minute conversations about identity, discipline, and legacy that goes beyond the scoreboard.New episodes drop every Monday.Raise the bar. Rebuild the culture. Become the standard.
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From Michigan to Manchester: Craig Buhler on Evidence-Based Mental Performance and Building Flexible Mindsets In a world full of trendy mental performance techniques and quick-fix mindset solutions, Craig Buhler stands apart with his commitment to evidence-based coaching and holistic athlete development. Based in Manchester, England, and working as an educational consultant, Craig helps students and athletes navigate the complex journey of pursuing academic and athletic opportunities in the U...
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