Help Young Racers Improve Confidence and Focus

Racing psychology expert, Dr. Patrick Cohn, at racingpsychology.com helps NASCAR, Motocross, and motorcycle racers improve performance and lap times by boosting focus and confidence on race day. Learn mental game of racing tips and strategies.

In today’s psychology of racing session, I answer a question about how to develop young athletes racing confidence.

I answer the following mental game of racing question:

“My son worries too much about what others think about him and how he rides. I would like to see him have fun again with his riding. What strategies can he use to become a better rider, not worry about others, and have more self-confidence?”

Some sports parents may not realize that their expectations may put pressure on their young athletes.

Young athletes may feel they have to race well to please a parent. To develop racing confidence, racers need to focus on their own race plan and not their competitors.

Improve your training before race day by supporting your own racing confidence.

Listen the podcast on “racing confidence” to learn more about how to prepare yourself for race!

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Patrick Cohn Mental Performance Coach
Dr. Patrick Cohn is a sports and race mental training authority. He excels at coaching athletes in auto racing, motorcycle racing, and Motocross, including racing teams to help them reach their peak performance and perform in the zone. His mental skills programs for racers and teams increase teamwork, concentration, composure, and confidence.

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