Michael Ceely's High Performance Podcast

Imposter syndrome is a common affliction athletes suffer from. In this episode, you'll learn the mechanism behind imposter syndrome, why it's not your fault, and how to move beyond it.  About Michael Ceely: https://www.michaelceely.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/michael_ceely/ Disclaimer: Content is for informational purposes only and should not be considered professional advi...

Tyler Pazik, a mental performance coach, talks about the athlete’s success process, and the importance of writing it down. Better results come from self-awareness.  More about Tyler Pazik and his company: https://www.pazikperformancegroup.com/ Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/pazikperformancegroup Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/mentalgameenthusiasts Twitter: https://twitter.com/tyl...

What makes an athlete cheat? There are internal and external forces at work here, but ultimately one's core principles and beliefs are the bulwark against foul play.  More: https://www.michaelceely.com/podcast

The primal origins of fear and how athletes can use the acronym F.E.A.R. to shift their focus and perform better in their sport.  Listen to the full episode at: www.michaelceely.com/podcast

Jonas Vingegaard wins his first Tour de France as Jasper Philipsen wins the stage on the Champs-Élysées in Paris. More Episodes at: www.michaelceely.com/podcast

Jonas Vingegaard has a close call, nearly crashing, but stays in yellow. Wout Van Aert crushes the day at almost 51 kph. More Episodes at: www.michaelceely.com/podcast

Jonas Vingegaard stays in yellow, and the rest of the top three remain the same. Frenchman Christophe Laporte delivers the stage win for his country. More Episodes at: www.michaelceely.com/podcast

Pogacar loses hope of winning the Tour today as he crashes, then succumbs to Wout Van Aert’s brutal pace up the Hautacam.  More Episodes at: www.michaelceely.com/podcast

Pogacar wins today’s stage, Brandon McNulty shows he is a potential Tour winner for the future, and Vingegaard remains in yellow. More Episodes at: www.michaelceely.com/podcast

Canadian Hugo Houle wins today’s stage and dedicates the victory to his late brother. Meanwhile, Pogacar attacks in vain and Vingegaard remains in yellow.

Jasper Philipsen takes his first ever Tour stage win while Vingegaard and two of his Jumbo Visma teammates crash and Primož Roglič drops out.  More Episodes at: www.michaelceely.com/podcast

Michael Matthews takes a solo win today. Pogačar goes on the offensive and surprises Vingegaard.  More Episodes at: www.michaelceely.com/podcast

Mads Pedersen of Trek Segafredo takes advantage of a tired peloton and wins today’s stage. His American teammate Quinn Simmons helps out. More Episodes at: www.michaelceely.com/podcast

Tadej Pogačar attacks at the end, gains no time, but loses no time. The hero of the day was 22 yr old Thomas Pidcock showing his uphill… and downhill skills.  More Episodes at: www.michaelceely.com/podcast

Jonas Vingegaard attacks up the final climb and gets the yellow jersey, gaining almost 3 minutes on Pogacar. A demoralized Mathieu van der Poel abandons the Tour.   More Episodes at: www.michaelceely.com/podcast

Magnus Cort wins an exciting uphill sprint finish, the peloton is blocked by protesters, and Pogacar’s team is thinning out, with only half of the Tour completed.  More Episodes at: www.michaelceely.com/podcast

A perspective on this year's Tour with former national champion and Olympian Bob Mionske.

Descending like a downhill skier on a bike is a good skill to have. Just ask today’s winner, Bob Jungels.  More Episodes at: www.michaelceely.com/podcast

Another uphill finish with Wout Van Aert stomping away. More Episodes at: www.michaelceely.com/podcast

Epic uphill finish with clash of two Titans, Jonas Vingegaard and Tadej Pogačar. More Episodes at: www.michaelceely.com/podcast

Get inside the minds of the Tour riders. Team tactics, breakaway psychology, and uphill sprinting.  More Episodes at: www.michaelceely.com/podcast

C ommentary on the psychological aspects of today’s Tour de France stage. Dangerous courses, successful breakaways, and the art of the bike-throw. More Episodes at: www.michaelceely.com/podcast

Today’s Tour de France commentary is on the psychology of Wout van Aert’s solo breakaway. Also, how the strategy of team Jumbo Visma set up van Aart for a brilliant victory. 

Michael Ceely comments on the psychological aspects of the Tour de France. Today’s commentary is on the sprinter’s mindset, and the art of bending the rules. Dylan Groenewegen won today’s stage as Wout van Aert got second, subtly squeezing Peter Sagan into the barriers.  More Podcasts here:  https://www.michaelceely.com/podcast

Michael Ceely comments on the psychological aspects of the Tour de France. Fabio Jakobsen of the Quick-Step team wins today's stage in a sprint finish. Today's commentary focuses on two aspects. First, how to mentally prepare for dangerous race courses, and second, the mindset of a sprinter.