Nine times out of ten, it is your mind, not your body, that limits you in games. With mental toughness, you can overcome almost any obstacle and reach peak performance!

Write down your goals on paper and review them every day. These daily reminders can help you stay committed to your long-term goals.

No job is worth your: • Health • Happiness • Time with family You are 100% replaceable at your job. You are 100% irreplaceable to your family. Stop working late. Stop working on weekends. Stop reading emails after hours. Don't let a job steal your life.

"When you're on the field, play as if nothing else matters. When you're off the field, remember that the game doesn't matter at all." -James Clear

A great start for the 2025 class.

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Pressure is a privilege. Most people sit in the audience. Few get to be on stage.

The objective of sports is to win, but the purpose of sports is to build character. All the athletic success in the world means nothing if it makes you worse as a person.

Sports are 50% mental and 50% physical. You need to train your mind and body equally in order to reach your full potential.

Be where your feet are, enjoy the moment, and focus only on what you can control!

Mentally tough people aren’t more talented. Just more consistent. Even those with the most mental toughness aren’t immune to adversity. Everybody experiences adversity, but they learn to embrace criticism & be flexible, adaptable. Train your mind to work for you, not against you!

Max Holland (‘26, AR) catcher with a multi-hit game today including this sharp RBI base hit to CF. Really fundamentally sound & on time swings today. #Razorbacks Commit. #UBCMidwest Spects National Baseball Club Perfect Game Midwest Baseball