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The Number One
Mind
Chris Weale
Performance Psychology
Helping people discover what matters most, find the clarity to pursue it, and become the person they want to be.
Former Professional Footballer | MSc Psychology | MSc Sport & Exercise Psychology | UEFA Qualified Coach | APPI Pilates Instructor
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Are You Helping or Adding Noise?
The fencing hall in Budapest was intense. If you've never watched modern pentathlon fencing, it's difficult to appreciate just how brutal the format can be. One bout against every competitor. No second chances. No time to recover. No opportunity to spend ten minutes resetting mentally. Win or lose, the next bout arrives almost immediately. The noise. The pressure. The constant emotional swings. It all happens at speed. My twin brother was competing for a place at the Olympic
Chris Weale
4 days ago3 min read


What I Learned Sitting Court-side at Wimbledon
There is something special about Wimbledon. The immaculate grass courts. The quiet anticipation before every point. The respect for the game. The simple tradition of strawberries and cream. It has a way of slowing you down and making you notice the little details. A few days ago, my daughter and I found ourselves with front-row seats on Court 18, watching a girls' junior singles match between top seed Xinran Sun of China and Thea Frodin of the United States. As a former profe
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5 days ago3 min read


The Blackboard
There was a blackboard hanging in my house.Written on it was a number. 16. At 32 years old, I was starting regularly for Shrewsbury Town in the League One of the English football league Looking back, it was one of those seasons where everything seemed to click. The game felt simple. I wasn't overthinking. I wasn't chasing confidence. I wasn't searching for form. I was just playing and having a fantastic season. Every week, another game would pass and I would walk over to the
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5 days ago4 min read


I Should Have Known Better
From Injury Comebacks to Birdies: Lessons in Staying Present A few weeks ago, I decided to take the game of golf up again. My first round was awful. Not slightly disappointing. Not rusty. Awful. My body felt stiff. My swing felt unnatural. The ball seemed determined to go everywhere except where I wanted it to go. And before I'd even finished the front nine, I was already questioning myself. Maybe I'm too stiff nowadays. Maybe I don't have the mobility. Maybe I've left it too
Chris Weale
5 days ago4 min read
Swing Strong, Field Fierce: The Pilates Advantage for Cricket Excellence
In the world of cricket, where every movement and decision can sway the game's outcome, the integration of Pilates emerges as a powerful...
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Feb 18, 20242 min read


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