Testimonials
Kylie Smith
Kaylee Samulowitz
Kayla Thomas
When I began my mental training my senior year, I was extremely skeptical about the entire idea and thought we may be better off without it. During that year, I grew more as a person and athlete than I did from my freshman through junior year. I was able to train my mind, control what I spoke into myself and perform at a level that I neve
When I began my mental training my senior year, I was extremely skeptical about the entire idea and thought we may be better off without it. During that year, I grew more as a person and athlete than I did from my freshman through junior year. I was able to train my mind, control what I spoke into myself and perform at a level that I never knew I was capable of. I learned how powerful my mind is! Not only did my performance benefit but so did my ability to lead my team. I achieved more goals in my senior year that I statistically shouldn’t have been able to reach and have continued to play as a D1 beach player. I experienced more struggles switching sports, schools, coaches and teammates. I let go of my mental strengthening for a while, hit rock bottom and figured out that I couldn’t continue as an elite athlete if I didn’t feed my mind to focus on what I was in control of. If I could tell young athletes one thing, it would be to start your mental training at a younger age than I did. I can’t even wrap my head around the kind of athlete I believe I could have been if I would have come to college with the mental strength that I graduate with.
SNU All Time Assist Leader
GAC Setter of the Year
GAC All Decade Team
Current Sand Player at NCAA D1 Southeastern Louisiana University
Kayla Thomas
Kaylee Samulowitz
Kayla Thomas
During my time of mental training with Nikki, I have learned to analyze myself and find the best methods for me to succeed. I learned that there is an illusion of choice and if I want to be elite, I must believe “I am elite”. This new method of neutral thinking allows me to break down my priorities and strengths to improve not only my per
During my time of mental training with Nikki, I have learned to analyze myself and find the best methods for me to succeed. I learned that there is an illusion of choice and if I want to be elite, I must believe “I am elite”. This new method of neutral thinking allows me to break down my priorities and strengths to improve not only my performance but my teams, It allows me to build confidence on the court, in the classroom, and most importantly, spiritually. It creates a sense of contentment within yourself which is very hard to find these days!
Middle Blocker, Southern Nazarene University
Kaylee Samulowitz
Kaylee Samulowitz
Kaylee Samulowitz
Nikki introduced mental training to our high school volleyball program at our team camp last summer. She took the girls through a process and explained every step. Most of the serious athletes really clung to their reset words and rituals and it has made such a huge different in their mental game. Nikki is truly a pioneer when it comes to
Nikki introduced mental training to our high school volleyball program at our team camp last summer. She took the girls through a process and explained every step. Most of the serious athletes really clung to their reset words and rituals and it has made such a huge different in their mental game. Nikki is truly a pioneer when it comes to mental training, and we couldn’t be more thankful for her teaching the process to our athletes! I wish this would have been around when I was a player, because it would have taken my game to the next level–no doubt!
Assistant Volleyball Coach, Pampa High School