The step-by-step process that you can use to intentionally establish a winning culture with your team.
How to make it collaborate effort so every member of your team, coaches, etc are bought-in.
See real-life examples of what it looks like to implement in your program so you eliminate the guesswork.
How to go from a coach-fed to a player-led program that practically runs itself which means you’ll have less headaches and every single member of your team on the same page.
How to get support from your athletic department and community.
You’ll be able to clearly define your team’s mission, vision, and core principles and understand the best strategies to advertise these in your program.
You’ll receive an email with a link to join 15 minutes before we go live.
Culture isn’t just another buzzword, it’s the lifeblood of your team’s success.
Apply the principles, tactics, and strategies you learned so you have a competitive advantage.
Brian Cain is a mental performance coach, trusted on by the world’s top-performing teams, coaches, and programs in the NCAA, NBA, UFC, NFL, MLB, and NHL.
Having invested 20+ years in the field, he’s assembled an impressive client list which includes: 4 Major League Baseball Cy-Young Award winners, a Heisman Trophy winner, 8 UFC World Champions, World Series and Super Bowl Champions, Olympic Medalists, Team USA Baseball, Team USA Bowling, and multiple NCAA National Players of the Year, NCAA National Champions and over 1000 professional sports draft selections.
Brian has made it his mission to share what he’s learned with you, so you can master the mental side of performance and start getting the results that you’ve been missing.
His 10 Pillars of Mental Performance is a proprietary framework that teaches the mindset, habits and routines you need to consistently perform your best, overcome obstacles and achieve long-term success.
Brian’s Mental Performance Mastery (MPM) Certification is the first online course dedicated to teaching coaches and fitness professionals how to coach the mental side of performance.
When he’s not coaching, you can find Brian investing time with family or training for his next physical challenge.
