Morning and Nighttime Routines for Athletes | DMP Ep. 60

In this episode of the Difference Maker Podcast, we're exploring the concept of systems and how implementing positive habits can improve your athletic performance. Focusing on morning and night routines, we'll reveal the benefits of sleep for recovery, exploring how you can optimize your circadian rhythm. We'll dive into morning power systems, discussing practices such as meditation and journaling to tune your autopilot and prime your psychology for a successful day ahead. We'll also explore nighttime reload systems, sharing tips on how to optimize your routine for better sleep, including visualization, controlled breathing, and journaling to clear your mind. Join us as we explore these systems and reveal how you can supercharge your athletic performance by implementing simple habits into your everyday routine.
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[@joels1315]

Nice video guys. Can you suggest any excercises or workouts that would make us mentally strong to conquer individual events?

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Thanks! Just to be clear - are you asking for mental exercises?