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Inspire to Run Podcast - 5 Ways to Improve Confidence and Enhance Your Runs with Positive Self Talk

5 Ways to Improve Confidence and Enhance Your Runs with Positive Self Talk

02/13/25 • 23 min

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#130 - In this episode, I share my journey with positive self talk and its impact on running performance. After being called out for negative self-talk during a training session, I researched how our internal dialogue can significantly affect our racing outcomes. I shared my experience from a recent 5K race where positive self-talk helped him achieve a personal best despite challenging weather conditions.

Through personal experience and research, I break down practical strategies for developing and maintaining positive self-talk during training and races. Whether you're dealing with difficult weather conditions, challenging terrain, or self-doubt, these actionable tips will help you harness the power of positive self-talk to enhance your running performance and achieve your goals.

Topics Covered:

  • Staying present-focused and preventing negative thoughts
  • Methods to reframe negative self-talk into positive statements
  • Using milestones and past wins to build running confidence
  • Building a weatherproof mindset for challenging conditions

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Richard Conner

Richard is a strategic marketing professional with experience in B2B marketing. Richard is the founder of Inspire to Run and is passionate about helping others reach their goals. He is a Connecticut native, a husband, dad, writer, Star Wars fan, and, of course, a runner!

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#130 - In this episode, I share my journey with positive self talk and its impact on running performance. After being called out for negative self-talk during a training session, I researched how our internal dialogue can significantly affect our racing outcomes. I shared my experience from a recent 5K race where positive self-talk helped him achieve a personal best despite challenging weather conditions.

Through personal experience and research, I break down practical strategies for developing and maintaining positive self-talk during training and races. Whether you're dealing with difficult weather conditions, challenging terrain, or self-doubt, these actionable tips will help you harness the power of positive self-talk to enhance your running performance and achieve your goals.

Topics Covered:

  • Staying present-focused and preventing negative thoughts
  • Methods to reframe negative self-talk into positive statements
  • Using milestones and past wins to build running confidence
  • Building a weatherproof mindset for challenging conditions

Your Host

Richard Conner

Richard is a strategic marketing professional with experience in B2B marketing. Richard is the founder of Inspire to Run and is passionate about helping others reach their goals. He is a Connecticut native, a husband, dad, writer, Star Wars fan, and, of course, a runner!

Resources:

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“Inspire to Run Podcast is truly inspiring!” <– If that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing my show! This helps me support more people — just like you — move toward the healthy life that they desire. Click here, scroll to the bottom, tap to rate with five stars, and select “Write a Review.” Then be sure to let me know what you loved most about the episode!

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Richard Conner

Richard is a strategic marketing professional with experience in B2B marketing. Richard is the founder of Inspire to Run and is passionate about helping others reach their goals. He is a Connecticut native, a husband, dad, writer, Star Wars fan, and, of course, a runner!

Resources:

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“Inspire to Run Podcast is truly inspiring!” <– If that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing my show! This helps me support more people — just like you — move toward the healthy life that they desire. Click here, scroll to the bottom, tap to rate with five stars, and select “Write a Review.” Then be sure to let me know what you loved most about the episode!

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Inspire to Run Podcast - 5 Ways to Improve Confidence and Enhance Your Runs with Positive Self Talk

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Hi , my friend . Are you looking for ways to improve your mindset with the goal of achieving better performance and training in races ? Have you found yourself saying negative things to yourself at times where it matters most ? Well , today I'm going to talk about positive self-talk and what I've learned about myself and my own journey , in hopes that it helps you and yours .

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