Building the Elite

Building the Elite Podcast

Health EN ↓ 129 episodes

The Building the Elite (BTE) podcast discusses all facets of human performance - from physical training to the mental and emotional factors of resilience. Each episode looks at principles drawn from the world of special operations. These concepts help people succeed in the toughest military training courses in the world and can help anyone thrive in chaotic and challenging environments. 

Author

Building the Elite

Category

Health

Podcast website

www.buildingtheelite.com

Latest episode

Jul 9, 2026

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Episodes

Active Coping - Ep. 3 21.03.2022

In today's podcast we  talk about coping and solving problems instead of ignoring them. Problems go away when you solve them. Yes, this seems obvious. However, much of the background stress or anxiety that we experience comes from problems we are avoiding. Send us a message

Quitting is an Impulse - Ep. 4 21.03.2022

In this episode we  talk about impulsivity, quitting, and how your training and mindset affect what you’re capable under stress.  Send us a message

Exploit vs. Explore - Ep. 1 18.03.2022

In this episode we talk about the most common framework we use to categorize training phases and how to apply this concept. Send us a message

Segmenting - Ep. 2 18.03.2022

In this episode we talk about one of the most useful mental skills that our clients use to succeed in special operations selection courses, and how it can be applied in your own life, no matter what your occupation is.  Send us a message

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