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#08 - 10 LESSONS WE WANT TO TEACH ALL YOUNG ATHLETES
Oh to be a young athlete again. I guess we’re now the elders? The advice givers? Whatever you want to call us, we’re okay with that. A young athlete’s mind is…innocent. That mind hasn’t seen “the world” yet. So what did we want to do? We wanted to share everything we would tell our younger selves if given a trip in the Delorean.
If you’re a current high school or college athlete then you’re going to love this.
If you know a current high or college athlete, you’re going to want to send them this.
If you were a high school or college athlete, then you’re going to want this trip down memory lane.
🔔 If you enjoyed the episode, share with a friend! Don't forget to give the episode a thumbs up, rate the podcast, and subscribe for more Run The Day with Rafe and Tay content to be motivated, inspired, and equipped with the tools to embrace the power of running YOUR day.
Follow along with us on Instagram @runthedaypodcast and YouTube
Submit a RUN THE DAY SHOUTOUT here to someone who needs a cheer!!
Cheer on someone who ran their first 5K, wish someone a happy birthday, or maybe they are just doing a great job in life and could use a little love. We’ll read your cheer for them in the next episode!
Submit your QUESTIONS here - No question is silly. Questions are the fuel to our podcast episode topics. You can submit your name or write anonymously!
🕐 Timestamps:
0:00 - Today's topic!
1:05 - Don't measure your whole identity on the sport.
5:01 - Fall in love with you progress NOT the end goal.
6:32 - The North Star isn't always to achieve pinnacle performance.
8:56 - Do NOT compare yourself to others.
13:25 - Being mentally strong is more important than physically strong.
15:19 - Don't value yourself off the attention level of your coaches.
18:25 - Stay committed but find a balance.
20:22 - Don't be afraid to question things.
21:55 - Treat each day like it is your last.
24:32 - Don't forget your WHY.
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By Run The Day PodcastOh to be a young athlete again. I guess we’re now the elders? The advice givers? Whatever you want to call us, we’re okay with that. A young athlete’s mind is…innocent. That mind hasn’t seen “the world” yet. So what did we want to do? We wanted to share everything we would tell our younger selves if given a trip in the Delorean.
If you’re a current high school or college athlete then you’re going to love this.
If you know a current high or college athlete, you’re going to want to send them this.
If you were a high school or college athlete, then you’re going to want this trip down memory lane.
🔔 If you enjoyed the episode, share with a friend! Don't forget to give the episode a thumbs up, rate the podcast, and subscribe for more Run The Day with Rafe and Tay content to be motivated, inspired, and equipped with the tools to embrace the power of running YOUR day.
Follow along with us on Instagram @runthedaypodcast and YouTube
Submit a RUN THE DAY SHOUTOUT here to someone who needs a cheer!!
Cheer on someone who ran their first 5K, wish someone a happy birthday, or maybe they are just doing a great job in life and could use a little love. We’ll read your cheer for them in the next episode!
Submit your QUESTIONS here - No question is silly. Questions are the fuel to our podcast episode topics. You can submit your name or write anonymously!
🕐 Timestamps:
0:00 - Today's topic!
1:05 - Don't measure your whole identity on the sport.
5:01 - Fall in love with you progress NOT the end goal.
6:32 - The North Star isn't always to achieve pinnacle performance.
8:56 - Do NOT compare yourself to others.
13:25 - Being mentally strong is more important than physically strong.
15:19 - Don't value yourself off the attention level of your coaches.
18:25 - Stay committed but find a balance.
20:22 - Don't be afraid to question things.
21:55 - Treat each day like it is your last.
24:32 - Don't forget your WHY.