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Feedback, Advocacy & Accountability – What Modern Athletes Can Learn from Kassia Meador (Part 3/3)
Kassia in prime video coaching form - bringing quality feedback but in a fun, light hearted way that makes the surfer feel relaxed but motivated to improve Written by Hannah at HB Athlete Mindset – Sport Psychology / Mental Health for Athletes Todays athletes are growing up in a completely different landscape to the one many former professionals started in. There’s more video. More exposure. More information. More pressure. When I spent a week in the Indian Ocean learning fro
Hannah Bromley
Dec 23, 20255 min read


Performance With Purpose: A Joy-Driven Approach to Athletic Development Inspired by Kassia Meador - (Part 2/3)
By HB Athlete Mindset – Sport Psychology / Mental Health Support for Athletes Many athletes grow up believing that progress only happens when they push harder, stay longer, grind more intensely, or “want it” more than everyone else. But what I learned while spending time with former two decades-deep professional surfer Kassia Meador is something far more aligned with what research in sport psychology, nervous-system regulation and long-term athlete development actually sh
Hannah Bromley
Dec 12, 20253 min read


Reinvention After Setbacks: What Athletes Can Learn from Kassia Meador’s Journey - Part 1/3
Kassia in teaching / coaching mode
Hannah Bromley
Dec 5, 20253 min read


Reckon you’re a good teammate?
Most athletes would probably say yes. We see ourselves as the ones cheering, motivating, and backing up our teammates. But your real value shows when things don’t go your way... Picture this: you lose your spot, you’re benched, or your minutes drop. How do you react? Do you grumble, pull back, or quietly switch off? Or do you refocus and support the team harder than ever? The difference between being a fair-weather teammate and a truly great one lies right there. As a forme
Hannah Bromley
Oct 16, 20251 min read


Dealing with the doubters
Have you ever had someone doubt your ability—and felt it seep into your game / performance? Every athlete, from beginners to pros, hears outside opinions. What matters is how you respond. Three truths: (1) People will doubt you. (2) You can’t control their opinions. (3) You can choose not to buy into it. Take Serena Williams for example; Across decades she was scrutinised for everything from her body to her right to dominate. Her response? Treat the noise as fuel and double-d
Hannah Bromley
Oct 16, 20251 min read


How To Talk To Your Youth Athlete After A Tough Game / Performance
We’ve all been there — your child walks off after a rough game, head down, and you just want to help. But what you say next can make all...
Hannah Bromley
Oct 6, 20251 min read


How Do Emotions Impact Athletic Performance?
Emotions play a huge role in sports, affecting athletes physically, mentally, and in their overall performance. Have you ever lost focus...
Hannah Bromley
Sep 24, 20251 min read


Sport Psychology Course – Now Available!
Success in sport isn’t just about talent and training—mental strength is the real game-changer. If you or your youth athlete struggle...
Hannah Bromley
Sep 24, 20251 min read


Building a Healthy Athletic Identity
When you tie your self-worth completely to your performance in sports, it can lead to a performance-based identity. This means you feel...
Hannah Bromley
Sep 24, 20251 min read


Expectations and Pressure
Pressure is a natural part of sports, and most athletes can relate to feeling it at some point. As competition intensifies, so does the...
Hannah Bromley
Sep 24, 20251 min read


Managing Nervousness Before and During Competition
Many athletes, at various stages of their careers, ask me, "How can I manage my nerves on competition day?" I’ve grappled with this...
Hannah Bromley
Sep 14, 20241 min read


Bouncing Back During Competition: Turning Setbacks into Comebacks
It’s thrilling to watch your favourite athlete or team mount a dramatic comeback towards the end of a competition. The excitement,...
Hannah Bromley
Sep 14, 20242 min read


Navigating the Bench: Strategies for Athletes
At some point in their careers, all athletes will experience time on the bench or as a substitute player. This situation can often be...
Hannah Bromley
Sep 14, 20242 min read


Managing Injuries as an Athlete: A Sport Psychology Perspective
Injuries can sideline athletes from the sport they cherish for varying lengths of time, bringing with them not only physical pain but...
Hannah Bromley
Sep 14, 20242 min read
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