Originally an Occupational Therapist specialising in adolescent mental health, Poppy was fascinated by the psychology of humans. A background in international sport and an untimely injury inspired Poppy to learn more about the mental strength and inner workings of those performing at the top of their game, in both sport and business. Re-educating herself as a Personal and Management Coach, Poppy is using her background to help individuals and teams understand how they can unlock their potential, progress and perform when it counts.
This week I partnered with The Irish Field to take a look how we train for Pressure. An interesting look at the difference between USA and Irish training culture and some useful tips to practice at home. The full Article can be read below. S M L XL Training to perform or just training? I’m writing this time from the Winter Equestrian Festival in Florida, a place like no other to immerse yourself in all forms of equestrian sport and a place like no other to learn as much at the ring side as on a horse. In fact, many riders like Darragh Kenny or Conor Swail mention they enjoy basing here for a few months to have the chance to watch and learn from other riders at home and at competition. What makes this show so unique is the visibility of the rider’s routines and preparations for competition over an extended time period. It’s an insight we rarely catch a sight of at other five star venues and it’s here we can learn more about our own systems, training approaches and atti
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