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After the Game: How to Support Your Athlete’s Physical and Mental Recovery

After the Game: How to Support Your Athlete’s Physical and Mental Recovery

by Kolin Kriitmaa | Oct 13, 2026 | The Performance Edge

The final buzzer ends the game, but the work isn’t done. What happens in the hours afterward shapes how well your athlete recovers, how they make sense of the performance and how ready they are for the next game, practice or training session. Your role isn’t to replay...
Why You Played Bad (And Why That’s Actually Good News)

Why You Played Bad (And Why That’s Actually Good News)

by Kolin Kriitmaa | Oct 6, 2026 | The Performance Lab

Every athlete knows the feeling. You trained hard. You prepared. You showed up ready. And then… you played nothing like you know you can. It’s frustrating. It’s confusing. And if it happens enough, you start asking the scary question: Am I even good...
Help Your Athlete Learn From Every Performance Without Becoming Their Coach

Help Your Athlete Learn From Every Performance Without Becoming Their Coach

by Kolin Kriitmaa | Sep 29, 2026 | The Performance Edge

The Performance Factor You watched the whole game. You saw the moment it turned: the missed chance, the hesitation, the drop in energy. You want to help your athlete make sense of it because they seem stuck! But your athlete already has people analyzing their...
Playing Hard Is Not Enough: What It Really Means to Compete

Playing Hard Is Not Enough: What It Really Means to Compete

by Kolin Kriitmaa | Sep 22, 2026 | The Performance Lab

  Walk into almost any locker room and you’ll hear a coach say it: “We need to compete harder.” “Be more competitive.” “Win more battles.” You’ve probably heard it a hundred times. And if you’re like most...
The High-Performance Parent: Supporting Excellence Without Taking Over

The High-Performance Parent: Supporting Excellence Without Taking Over

by Kolin Kriitmaa | Sep 17, 2026 | The Performance Edge

The Performance Factor: Competitive sport asks a lot of athletes. They have to perform under pressure, bounce back from mistakes, talk to coaches, compete for playing time, and make decisions when things don’t go as planned. As parents, our instinct is to help...
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