FOR ATHLETES · TRINIDAD & TOBAGO + THE CARIBBEAN
Prepare your mind for the next performance
Choose one moment in your sport: a start, a delivery, a shot or the next play after an error. Work through these three modules with that moment in mind. You can begin without specialist equipment or a team account.
Begin your pathway ↓YOUR LEARNING SEQUENCE
Understand. Try. Reflect.
Keep one sporting example in mind as you move between the modules.
- 01
Confidence & Self-Efficacy
Build belief from relevant evidence
Confidence is a broad belief in one’s capability, while self-efficacy concerns belief about performing a particular task in a particular situation.
Try thisOpen Confidence & Self-Efficacy ↗Go straight to the practice activity →Identify one task you can practise and record what your recent preparation shows.
- 02
Self-Talk
Choose words that direct your next action
Self-talk includes the words and phrases athletes direct toward themselves, whether spoken aloud or experienced internally.
Try thisOpen Self-Talk ↗Go straight to the practice activity →Try one short, believable cue in training and note what it helps you attend to.
- 03
Pre-Performance Routines
Rehearse a flexible preparation sequence
A pre-performance routine is a deliberately practised sequence of thoughts and actions used immediately before executing a specific skill.
Try thisOpen Pre-Performance Routines ↗Go straight to the practice activity →Build a short routine and a backup for when time or conditions change.
Mental skills require practice and adjustment. Completing a module does not guarantee improved performance.
Teaching collection: Dr. Marlon Melville · Pathway updated 16 September 2026 · Evidence and learning standards