ZEPP FM 010 - Big Jumps and little steps with Matthias “Hauni” Haunholder
ZEPP FM | Sport psychology for athletes, coaches & future sport psychologists
Release Date: 10/31/2018
ZEPP FM 019 - Squash and death threats from the Taliban with Maria Toorpakai
ZEPP FM | Sport psychology for athletes, coaches & future sport psychologists
In this episode, Maria talks about her story and her experiences as a girl in an extreme patriarchal society, about being oppressed, about receiving death threats and about never giving up. She talks about the mindset she developed on her journey in life in squash and sport, about equality, human rights and her book A different kind of daughter.
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ZEPP FM 018 - Keeping it simple in sport psychology with Lisa Ruebsteck
ZEPP FM | Sport psychology for athletes, coaches & future sport psychologists
In todays's episode, Lisa, a sport psychologist from The Hague in The Netherlands talks not only about the great moments as a sport psychologist, but also shares several situations where she felt that she might have made a mistake, and that taught her some valuable lessons. In addition, we talked about what skills future sport psychologists should learn in order to be really able to work with their clients, and not only focusing on the basic sport psychology skills everyone can learn from books.
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ZEPP FM 017 - Turning off the mind with Nick Symmonds
ZEPP FM | Sport psychology for athletes, coaches & future sport psychologists
Nick Symmonds is a two-time Olympian, with a record of 7 NCAA titles, 9 U.S. titles, a silver medal at the World Championships and a personal best of 3:59.68 for One Mile.
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ZEPP FM 016 - Holistic athlete development in eSports with Fabian Broich
ZEPP FM | Sport psychology for athletes, coaches & future sport psychologists
In this episode, Fabian gives great insights into the lives of eSports athletes, how they train, how they live and how he tries to improve not only their level of performance through the application of several methods from sport psychology, but also their mental and physical well-being through new diets, more physical activity and fresh air. Fabian is doing a remarkable job in Copenhagen, helping Origen and his athletes to dominate League of Legends in 2019.
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ZEPP FM 015 – Learn from the past and get ready for the future
ZEPP FM | Sport psychology for athletes, coaches & future sport psychologists
With this solo episode today I am sharing one of the strategies with you, which I use for myself and which I apply with athletes and other clients when it’s all about defining new goals for the future. I’m taking you through the complete process of reflecting on the past, identifying lessons learned from the last year or the last season, define new goals for the future as well as strategies for the times when life gets difficult and you might lose your goals out of sight.
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ZEPP FM 014 - One toe at a time with Kevin Rempel
ZEPP FM | Sport psychology for athletes, coaches & future sport psychologists
Kevin Rempel is a 2014 Paralympic Bronze medalist, author of the book ‘Still Standing: When You Have Every Reason to Give Up, Keep Going’, and founder of the Sledge Hockey Experience. In this episode, Kevin talks about his experiences after his accident, his mental health problems and suicidal thoughts, how he took responsibility and ownership of his life and his situation, bad recommendations he heard in the hospital, and what gratitude means to him today.
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ZEPP FM 013 – My personal top 5 books of 2018
ZEPP FM | Sport psychology for athletes, coaches & future sport psychologists
Last year was the first year when I decided to choose the top books I read that year – and I wanted to continue this in 2018 as well. Thus, in this episode I’m reviewing the what I consider the five best books I read in 2018 and which I recommend to many of the athletes, coaches, students and clients I’m working with! The books I recommend are The obstacle is the way (3:27), Quiet (15:44), Mindset (25:04), Wherever you go, there you are (36:48), and The daily Stoic (44:43).
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ZEPP FM 012 - Sport psychology in eSports with Ismael Pedraza
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Ismael Pedraza is still one of the very few sport psychologists working in eSports. He soon realized how important the mental side of sport is, leading him to specialize in sport psychology. Although he never played video games himself, he identified a huge demand of mental preparation in eSports. In this episode we talk about his experiences in eSports, how he entered eSports as a sport psychologist, and how he thinks athletes, teams and coaches in eSports can benefit from sport psychology.
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ZEPP FM 011 - Coaching athletes to high performance
ZEPP FM | Sport psychology for athletes, coaches & future sport psychologists
Only very recently I was invited to speak at the 8thEuropean Pole Vault and High Jump Conference in front of coaches and athletes about a topic that is truly important to me: coaching athletes. While preparing this presentation, I always had a statement by John Amaechi in mind, that illustrates why I think it’s so important to reflect about how we work with athletes.
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ZEPP FM 010 - Big Jumps and little steps with Matthias “Hauni” Haunholder
ZEPP FM | Sport psychology for athletes, coaches & future sport psychologists
Hauni is a professional freerider and adventurer. He competed on the Freeride World Tour between 2008 and 2011, finishing regularly among the Top 5 athletes and he started going on expeditions in 2008. For example, he went to Onekotan – a hostile and remote island south of Kamchatka – to climb and ride a volcano. …and if you want to know how Hauni deals with standing on a 50cm wide ridge atop of a mountain and staying calm and relaxed at all times, this episode is definitely for you.
info_outlineMatthias “Hauni” Haunholder is a professional freerider, and he is also an adventurer. Hauni competed on the Freeride World Tour between 2008 and 2011, finishing regularly among the Top 5 athletes and he started going on expeditions in 2008. He travels to Antarctica to search for powder snow, hikes through Siberia to climb the highest peak in Eastern Siberia and to be the first to ever drop into the face of Gora Pobeda, and who went to Onekotan – a hostile and remote island south of Kamchatka – to climb and ride a volcano.
I’ve seen his movies and I must admit that it’s absolutely stunning what Hauni does and I am so glad that he made some time available to talk about his motivation and his purpose, how he deals with stress atop of a mountain or during a ride and what he learnt during his career as a freerider. From my perspective, Hauni is an athlete who is able to teach each and everyone of us that nothing is impossible if we put in the work and hours that are necessary to make our dreams come true.
Hauni is a unique athlete who shows perfect self-awareness and which helps him achieve his goals and make his dreams come true. …and if you want to know how Hauni deals with standing on a 50cm wide ridge atop of a mountain and staying calm and relaxed at all times, this episode is definitely for you.