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Strong Mind Podcast
Добавлен 9 май 2022
Home of Hazel Findlay's Strong Mind Podcast. Listen on all major platforms.
Big Wave Mindset | Sarah Hauser | Strong Mind Podcast
In this episode, Hazel talks to windsurfer Sarah Hauser. Sarah is one of the world's best windsurfers and has the record for the biggest wave ever windsurfed by a woman. In this conversation, Sarah talks about maximising intrinsic motivation, managing fear, mental management tools, hypnotherapy, and flow state among other interesting areas of psychology. If you already know a lot about windsurfing you could skip the first 20 minutes.
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It's all about the psyche | Adam Ondra | Strong Mind Podcast
Просмотров 39810 месяцев назад
Hazel talks to Adam about what makes a good climber, flow state, his childhood, motivation, mastery, processes, competitions, outcomes, the problem of under-eating in climbing, big goals and much more. This episode was recorded live as a SHAFF (Sheffield adventure film festival) event, so it's a little different in format compared to our other episodes.
Flow Philosophy | Cameron Norsworthy | Strong Mind Podcast
Просмотров 9311 месяцев назад
In this episode, Hazel speaks with Cameron Norsworthy (PhD in Flow and director of the Flow Centre) about flow. This conversation is a little bit of a deeper dive into flow. Hazel gets Cameron to challenge some of the misconceptions and common doubts about flow. They also talk about barriers to flow, how flow differs from other areas of sports psychology, how we can access flow by learning more...
Spontaneity | Jeff Charno | Strong Mind Podcast
Просмотров 5011 месяцев назад
In this episode, Hazel talks to Jeff Charno about awakening from our narrative egoic selves, spontaneity and connecting with an uncensored version of ourselves, flow, intuition, how we connect with our deeper freer selves and bringing awareness to how crazy our internal world looks sometimes.
Understanding Intuition | Lauri Jarvilehto | Strong Mind Podcast
Просмотров 5011 месяцев назад
In this podcast, Hazel speaks with musician, researcher and lecturer in philosophy of mind Lauri Jarvilehto. This is a more academic conversation but there are also practical takeaways. They talk about what intuition is, creativity and intuition, and the difference between system 1 (non-conscious mind) and system 2 (conscious mind). What processes in climbing require systems 1 and 2 and how e...
Mind Games | Allison Vest | Strong Mind Podcast
Просмотров 3311 месяцев назад
In this episode, Hazel speaks with Allison Vest about her struggles and progress with mental training in climbing. They talk about how she found competitions hard psychologically and how some of those struggles have carried over to outdoor bouldering which is her main focus. They talk about the gains she's made with her mindset recently and the work she still has left to do. They talk about her...
From Childhood to Motherhood | Emily Harrington | Strong Mind Podcast
Просмотров 11111 месяцев назад
In this episode, Hazel speaks with Emily Harrington about her life as a professional climber from when she was a kid competing to now as a mother herself. They talk about how she started climbing and how she fell into competition climbing. They talk about her struggles with having an eating disorder at a young age but how she recovered from it and how she thinks about it now. They talk about ...
Social Risk and Self Trust | Africa Brooke | Strong Mind Podcast
Просмотров 9611 месяцев назад
In this episode, Hazel speaks with Africa Brooke. Africa is a consultant, coach, strategist, and speaker with a unique focus: tackling self-sabotage and self-censorship. They talk about Africa’s path to working in this field, from her childhood in Zimbabwe and her journey with recovering from alcoholism. They talk about how to rebuild confidence, self-worth and self-trust even when you feel ash...
How I climbed my hardest grade by learning how to fall - Strong Mind Student Success Story
Просмотров 304Год назад
How I climbed my hardest grade by learning how to fall - Strong Mind Student Success Story
Mike Weeks | Exploring the embodied mind | Strong Mind Podcast
Просмотров 318Год назад
Mike Weeks | Exploring the embodied mind | Strong Mind Podcast
Mason Earle | A different kind of mountain | Strong Mind Podcast
Просмотров 1 тыс.Год назад
Mason Earle | A different kind of mountain | Strong Mind Podcast
Which does Tim Emmett find scariest: base jumping or sport climbing? | Strong Mind Podcast
Просмотров 308Год назад
Which does Tim Emmett find scariest: base jumping or sport climbing? | Strong Mind Podcast
Thinking fast | Ross Bentley | Strong Mind Podcast
Просмотров 123Год назад
Thinking fast | Ross Bentley | Strong Mind Podcast
The best way to win | Lorraine Huber | Strong Mind Podcast
Просмотров 247Год назад
The best way to win | Lorraine Huber | Strong Mind Podcast
Mastery and flow in high level bouldering | Aidan Roberts | Strong Mind Podcast
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Mastery and flow in high level bouldering | Aidan Roberts | Strong Mind Podcast
Lessons from the deep | Miguel Lozano | Strong Mind Podcast
Просмотров 196Год назад
Lessons from the deep | Miguel Lozano | Strong Mind Podcast
The relationship between flow, mindfulness and performance | Sue Jackson | Strong Mind Podcast
Просмотров 603Год назад
The relationship between flow, mindfulness and performance | Sue Jackson | Strong Mind Podcast
How to get started with mental training
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How to get started with mental training
thank you for talking about what is clearly personal and really difficult. so thought provoking on the importance of facing adversity, waaay beyond the realm of climbing. pls carry on being badass and kind at the same time.
Talk about climbing specifically starts around 34:00
Please stop using “uh huh” as a response. It seems like you couldn’t care any less to be speaking to him.
I'm such a Mason Earle fan, such a badass athlete, and an inspiring individual. A couple of years ago I was looking for news about him, some new ascent or a repetition of a cool route, and found out about his illness. Such a heartbreaking moment, especially cause he seems such a nice person. I really wish him the best, and I wish more people would check out this conversation and the historical ascents Mason put up throughout the years. Thanks Hazel for the content.
Yea he’s absolutely incredible, one of the only people I idolize. I broke my back and developed recurrent pericarditis at the same time almost 4 years ago, and spent many hundreds of days and nights in bed watching Mason, Hazel, Tommy, and others on their adventures. It got me through and I promised myself when I was better I’d move to Colorado and start climbing, even thought I had no experience previously. I’ve got my back better, pericarditis manageable, and I just climbed ice for the first time in Ouray this week at Ice Fest. Sometimes the worst things in life can make you better, and I know for sure Mason is gonna make it through this and come out the other side a better man, no matter how hard it may be. Quit isn’t in his blood.
Its bonkers that this channel doesn’t have thousands of subscribers
Thanks Adam & Hazel! What a great insight into Adam's life and approach, there must be so many people out there who would get a kick out of this interview.
Interesting question
He seems to be a pretty smart and grounded dude surrounded by other smart and grounded people.
Enjoying these conversations, nice one Hazel
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Omg incredible! 20 minutes into this and I've got to pause it as post trauma ptsd and floods of emotion threaten to overwhelm my day.
I love hazel’s mindset. She’s challenging Aidan to push past ego. The sign of a true master
this conversation was really great. I'm looking to put more focus into the process rather than the outcome of my climbing and this is great perspective!
Glad to hear that Evin! Good luck and hope you're well on your way to falling in love with the process :)
Oh all the lil digs at boulderers from a trad climber. So special.
lol def.
Brilliant thanks
Amazing podcast. Thanks for sharing !
Great cross-over insights, especially on breathing. Thank you. It would be great to hear more about breathing in different types of climbing, as well as in climbing preparation and recovery.
This is really is an excellent, well- considered and diverse discussion. Thank you! I loved the focus on intrinsic motivation and mindful task-focus to elicit flow experience. For me mindfulness goes hand in hand with compassion and self-compassion. It would be really great in future talks if perhaps you could consider exploring the role of self-compassion on dealing with perfectionism, for example. What are you thoughts on emotional self-regulation and self-compassion in climbing?