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How To Perform In High Pressure Situations with Performance Psychologist Nick Ferrier

Episode 520 Published 2 years, 2 months ago
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Nick is a former elite swimmer competing in the 50/100 freestyle internationally. He is a performance psychologist and founder of Cede Nullis Psychology (“yield to none”) and currently works with high performers in professional sport including AFL, golf, tennis, swimming and more. Nick is also a consultant with the Australian Government on team dynamics and getting the best out of leaders.


Talking points:

  • The journey to becoming a 'sports psych'
  • What is the role of a sports psych
  • Nick's career as a competitive swimmer
  • What happens to the brain in high pressure situations
  • Increasing awareness around the symptoms when your body goes into a sympathetic state
  • The power of BREATH-WORK
  • The difference between an 'avoidance' vs 'approach' mindset
  • The effectiveness of working with a sports psych as an athlete
  • How to mentally prepare yourself to 'return' after an injury or physical setback
  • How communication tactics play a big role in the effectiveness of coaching athletes
  • Strategies to lower the stress in the body during high pressure situations
  • + more


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