It’s easy to look at your teammates and wonder if you’re measuring up, but remember: every athlete’s path is unique. Instead of comparing yourself to others, try focusing on your own journey and growth. Everyone develops skills at their own pace, and your progress is just as important as anyone else’s.

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When you hear or watch news about war and conflicts, it’s normal to feel worried, sad, or overwhelmed. Mindfulness can help you manage these tough emotions. After hearing distressing news, pause for a moment and take a few slow, deep breaths. Notice how your body feels, maybe your heart is beating faster or your shoulders are tense.

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When you try to help solve a conflict between two people and it doesn’t work out and then they blame you, it’s easy to feel upset or frustrated. Mindfulness can help you handle these tough emotions with care. When you notice blame coming your way, pause and take a slow, deep breath. Notice how your body feels and what thoughts come up, without jud…[Read more]

Made a mistake during practice? Don’t sweat it. Every athlete slips up sometimes. Take a mindful moment to pause, breathe, and remind yourself that mistakes are just part of learning. Use it as a chance to reset, figure out what you can do differently, and then jump back in with even more confidence. You’ll come back stronger each time!

When big emotions hit and everything feels like too much, remember they’re just like waves. They rise up, sometimes really strong, but they always pass.

Next time you’re feeling overwhelmed, try taking a slow, deep breath and remind yourself that you’re stronger than any feeling that comes your way. Let those emotions roll in and out, knowi…[Read more]

Feeling FOMO? It happens to all of us, especially when it seems like everyone else is having more fun online. When that feeling hits, try this: pause for a second and look around at your real life. Notice three things you’re grateful for right now maybe it’s a comfy chair, a good friend, or even just a sunny day.

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If scrolling through social media leaves you feeling bad about yourself, it’s important to pause and notice your emotions. Ask yourself, “How is this making me feel right now?” This small act of self-awareness can help you understand when certain posts or accounts are affecting your mood.

Remember, it’s perfectly okay to unfollow or mute ac…[Read more]