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EPISODE · Aug 21, 2022 · 1H 4M

Managing Anxiety in Racing, Training, and Injury- with triathlete and therapist Sara Davis

from The Middle Miles · host I Race Like A Girl

Therapist (and triathlete) Sara Davis is back to talk about anxiety in sport.  From training to racing to injury, many athletes struggle with fear and anxiety.  We share stories and Sara gives concrete advice to help anyone (triathlete or not) "train your brain" to perform at your best, in life and sport. Some topics covered: What is anxiety Are certain people prone to anxiety How anxiety spills into sport  Fear of the DNF Train your brain to race  Keep your ego in check Manage expectations Nobody cares  Other people's perceptions How to overcome imposter syndrome Anxiety over training/ workouts  Rituals Anxiety with injury Radical acceptance  Strategies for getting back on the bike after a crash Top 3 things people should know about anxiety  Books: -10 Minutes to Mental Toughness by Jason Selk - The Dialectical Behavior Therapy Skills Workbook for Anxiety by Alexander L. Chapman PhD RPsych (Author), Kim L. Gratz PhD Podcast: The Injured Athletes Podcast with Carrie Jackson and Cindy Kuzma

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