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EPISODE · Jul 6, 2026 · 11 MIN

Mastering Adaptability: Strategies for Handling Change in Sports | Ep. 165

from Mental Performance Playbook · host Gabe Rummel, The Athletes Health

Mental Performance Playbook Episode 165. Brought to you by The Athletes Health. In this episode of The Mental Performance Playbook Gabe Rummel discusses the importance of adaptability in performance, especially during transitions and new environments. He shares practical mental exercises to help athletes and coaches stay light on their feet and perform at their best amidst change. Let us know your thoughts below, and share the show!Chapters(00:00) Embracing Change and Adaptability(05:27) Mental Exercises for Performance(10:15) Implementing Strategies for SuccessCheck out more!Website: ⁠https://www.theathleteshealth.com/⁠Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/gaberummeltah/⁠Free Athlete Assessment: https://www.theathleteshealth.com/free-mental-max-out-finderFree Parent Snapshot Questionnaire: https://www.theathleteshealth.com/tah-mental-max-snapshotText me! (319) 349-9553 keywords:adaptability, mental training, performance, athletes, coaching, environment, mental exercises, sports psychology, focus, change management

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