Going To Bat With Bases Loaded | Austin Byler

To help me unpack the sport psychology of going to bat with bases loaded is Austin Byler, the Founder and CEO of Major League University, a top-tier mindset and leadership training company for student-athletes, teams, and businesses. Major League University focuses on positively enhancing student-athletes' performance on and off the playing surface through 1on1, team, and group training sessions. Their vision is to positively impact millions of athletes, coaches, and families to become the best version of themselves.  Timestamps are below, Enjoy! (00:00) Episode Introduction (01:34) Introduction to Austin Byler (03:16) The Sport Psychology Of Going To Bat With Bases Loaded (06:08) What mental obstacles do batters face? (08:09) Thinking in the future, and its impact on performance (11:04) Thinking in the past, and its impact on performance (14:28) What kind of distractions is a batter vulnerable to? (18:30) The stress response and how it impacts performance (23:17) Action Items (23:38) Mental Rehearsal (Imagery/Visualization) (29:41) Breathing and how it manages the stress response (33:53) Body language (38:13) Reframing thoughts (43:02) Focal point (45:11) Pre-hit routine (48:03) Post-hit routine (51:29) Action items summary (53:05) Outro Follow @thesportpsychologyof on Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok. Find us on Youtube to watch clips from each episode, including video.  Email Gabe at [email protected] for any feedback or questions regarding the podcast. Interested in taking your mental game to the next level? Try out 1 on 1 sport psychology coaching with me, Gabe Zelico, by visiting my website: www.zelicoperformance.com and sign up for a free introductory call.  Music by Ben Zelico Disclaimer:The Sport Psychology Of podcast is for general informational purposes only and does not represent mental health care services, including the giving of mental health care advice. The use of information on this podcast or materials linked from this podcast is at the user’s own risk. The content of this podcast is not intended to be a substitute for professional mental health care advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Users should not disregard or delay in obtaining mental health care for any condition they may have and should seek the assistance of their health care professionals for any such conditions.