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Locker Room Power

Locker Room Power

著者： David Sammel
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 Welcome to "Locker Room Power", hosted by David Sammel, a talented author, coach, and consultant. Join him on a life-changing journey to clear your mind with proven ideas, myth-busting truths, and thought-provoking insights. This straightforward, no-nonsense podcast offers eye-opening perspectives that can genuinely improve your life. Inspired by his time at the Berkeley Executive Coaching Institute, David's wisdom was admired by his peers who encouraged him to share his nuggets of wisdom with everyone. Although the concepts might not be entirely new, David's unique storytelling, personal experiences, and interesting anecdotes give a fresh outlook in each episode. Look forward to a captivating blend of humour and helpful nuggets delivered weekly, keeping you engaged and enlightened throughout your journey with "Locker Room Power." Why should you listen? In under 5 minutes, David will win you over with his substance and real results. As a skilled coach, he has worked with numerous Olympians and international athletes. He played a significant part in the achievements of current athletes Liam Broady and Marcus Daniell. Marcus made history by winning New Zealand's first-ever tennis medal at Tokyo 2021. Ready to unlock your full potential? Visit www.mindsetcollege.co.uk and www.davidsammel.com.© 2024 2022 Mindset College テニス マネジメント・リーダーシップ リーダーシップ 哲学 社会科学 経済学
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  • Luke Johnson (Pro Player) ASKED ME This LIFE-CHANGING Question

    Luke Johnson (Pro Player) ASKED ME This LIFE-CHANGING Question
    2025/07/10
    👉 Take the FREE Mental Toughness Quiz: https://david-znj3ujyb.scoreapp.com/ and discover what's holding you back from peak performance. The Tables Turn: When the Student Becomes the Teacher What happens when one of your own athletes flips the script and puts you in the hot seat? That’s exactly what happened when Luke Johnson, currently World #11 in doubles, sat me down and started asking the tough questions. This wasn’t just a casual conversation—it was a deep dive into the lessons, failures, and breakthroughs that have shaped my journey as a performance coach. This is not your typical coaching interview. It’s raw, honest, and reflective—a genuine exploration of what it really takes to grow, evolve, and stay humble in a world that often tries to convince you that you already know it all. In our conversation, I opened up about: • The one person who completely changed how I approach coaching and life (spoiler: it wasn’t who you'd expect) • Why I had to let go of trying to “change” people—and how that surrender made me a far more effective coach • The beliefs and habits I had to unlearn to become the coach I am today • How a stage play exercise during COVID shifted the way I understand communication • Why I believe the best coaches invest in themselves just as much as they invest in their athletes • My core belief about what our journey on this planet is truly about Here’s the uncomfortable truth I’ve come to accept: You can’t change anyone. All you can do is create the right conditions for them to change themselves. If you’ve ever felt frustrated trying to “fix” others, struggled with people ignoring your advice, or wondered how to keep growing when you’re already successful—this conversation will challenge everything you think you know about coaching, influence, and leadership. The real lesson? There’s incredible power in giving up control and putting your energy where it matters most—on yourself. Luke’s questions went straight to the heart of what separates a good coach from a great one, and what it really means to keep evolving, even when you think you’ve got it all figured out. Follow Luke Johnson: https://www.instagram.com/lukecjohnson/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    33 分
  • How Luke Johnson Became World #11

    How Luke Johnson Became World #11
    2025/07/03
    👉 Take the FREE Mental Toughness Quiz: https://david-znj3ujyb.scoreapp.com/ and discover what's holding you back from peak performance. From "Average" Junior to World #11: The Mental Game That Changes Everything What does it take to go from an ordinary junior player in Leeds to becoming one of the world's top 11 doubles players? In this raw and inspiring conversation, professional tennis player Luke Johnson reveals the mental strategies, setbacks, and breakthroughs that transformed his career—and his life. Just weeks after this interview, Luke suffered a devastating wrist fracture at Queen's Club, forcing him to miss his first seeded Wimbledon and the entire grass court season. But his response to this setback perfectly embodies everything we discuss in this episode about resilience, perspective, and the champion mindset. You'll discover: • The ONE question Luke's coach asked that completely transformed his serve and confidence • How a grandfather who "took no BS but was extremely kind" became Luke's guiding force—even 8 years after his passing • Why Luke's 2022 knee injury became the turning point that launched him to world-class success • The "business mindset" shift that separated Luke from players who stay stuck • How to build confidence BEFORE you win, not after • Luke's simple but powerful philosophy: "Everything's probably going to be okay" This isn't just about tennis—it's about the mental game of life. Whether you're an athlete, entrepreneur, or anyone facing challenges, Luke's journey proves that average beginnings don't determine extraordinary endings. The real lesson? Confidence doesn't come from winning. It comes from knowing you're prepared. Setbacks aren't endings—they're redirections. And sometimes the path to greatness requires changing direction entirely. If you're tired of waiting for external validation to feel confident, or if you're dealing with setbacks that feel overwhelming, this conversation will shift your perspective on what's truly possible. 🧠 Ready to build unshakeable mental toughness like Luke? Take our FREE quiz: https://david-znj3ujyb.scoreapp.com/ Discover your mental strengths and get a personalized roadmap to peak performance. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    41 分
  • The Truth About 'Perfect' Tennis Players

    The Truth About 'Perfect' Tennis Players
    2025/06/26
    👉 Visit https://www.davidsammel.com/ to learn more and discover how to unlock your full leadership potential. Life isn't perfect for anyone—and that's exactly the point. In this deeply personal episode David Sammel cuts through the social media facade to deliver a powerful reminder about what it means to be human. Through the lens of professional tennis player Luke Johnson's recent injury setback—just as he was reaching career-high rankings and preparing for his first seeded Wimbledon—David explores how we all face unexpected challenges that test our resilience. If you're dealing with setbacks, comparing yourself to others' highlight reels, or wondering why life feels messier than everyone else's appears to be—this episode offers genuine perspective and hope. You'll discover: • Why everyone's life is messy somewhere, no matter how perfect it looks online • How to reframe setbacks as temporary delays rather than permanent defeats • The healthy way to deal with disappointment without falling into self-pity • Why "things not turning out" isn't failure—it's simply being human • How to use forced downtime as an opportunity for growth in other areas This isn't about toxic positivity or pretending everything's fine—it's about developing the mental strength to navigate life's inevitable ups and downs with grace and perspective. Because the goal isn't to avoid challenges—it's to build the resilience to handle them when they come. As David reminds us: "Life overall is fantastic, but it's also messy for everybody, and we're all just doing our best to manage things as well as we can." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    8 分

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