
Train Your Brain for the Big Leagues: Mastering Mental Execution in Travel Baseball
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What if your biggest opponent isn’t across the field but inside your mind? In this powerful episode, mental performance advisor Danielle Martin shares how mastering the mental game in baseball can transform not just your performance but your life. Subscribe for weekly coaching on the mental side of baseball – you won’t want to miss this.
Danielle, founder of True Mindset, brings decades of experience working with elite athletes to build custom mental performance plans that go far beyond sports psychology. Through a mix of neuroscience, breath work, and fighter-inspired philosophy, she equips players with real-world tools to navigate pressure, failure, and expectation at the highest levels of the game.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:
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Mental performance strategies for athletes at every level
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How to reset after failure with routines that build resilience
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The difference between help vs. support – and why language matters
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Why being a multi-sport athlete matters for mental adaptability
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How elite players train mindset like muscle with actionable tools
Danielle shares her personal story of surviving a near-fatal injury caused by a fake chiropractor and how her own mental performance training saved her life. From top amateur surfer to mental coach for MLB prospects, she details how identity, fear, and emotional regulation all shape success on and off the field. You’ll discover how a fighter's mindset and clear job execution framework can help athletes reclaim control, especially in a system that treats them like products.
CALL TO ACTION:
Subscribe for weekly coaching on the mental game of baseball. Comment your biggest mindset challenge below
LINKS & RESOURCES:
https://truemindset.com (Danielle’s work)
https://www.abca.org (American Baseball Coaches Association)
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