The Mental Side of Performance Webinar
Success in endurance sport requires more than physical preparation alone. Join Sport and Exercise Psychologist in Training Steven Quercia-Smale for a webinar exploring how psychology influences training consistency, confidence, and race-day performance. Drawing on both sport psychology research and applied experience, Steven will share evidence-based approaches to help athletes train more consistently, respond effectively to
Q&A with Eilish McColgan and Michael Rimmer
Hosted by Athletics Trust Scotland BMC members are welcome to sign up. We’re delighted to host our second Q&A event of the year, this time with Eilish McColgan and Michael Rimmer. > Location: Online > Date: Wednesday 27 May > Time: 6.30pm-8pm > Price: £7 Topics covered on the night will include Eilish’s recent
Keeping Pace with AI in Athletics Webinar
Friday 27th June, 6:30-7:30pm SIGN UP HERE Explore the future of athletics with our engaging webinar on leveraging AI technology to enhance performance, support athlete well-being, assist coaches and streamline club operations. Topics Include: Enhancing Athlete Performance Through Data Tracking and Metrics: Learn how AI can optimise training strategies and minimise injury risks through advanced
Mental Health in Athletics Webinar: What you REALLY need to know
SIGN UP HERE Mental health is a fundamental pillar of athletic performance. Supporting athlete mental health is increasingly recognised as an essential ingredient in promoting athlete well-being, enhancing high performance outcomes and sustaining athletic longevity. Understanding the role of mental health in modern competitive athletics requires understanding of what factors enhance positive mental health and
Project 5
Project 5 aims to encourage athletes to run fast 5000m and 3000 STC with athletes moving to these events possibly from 1500m. A bonus on top of any prize money won will be awarded to UK Athletes who are BMC members in the u23 and U20 categories who achieve the times below. In our Grand
Stories of Sport Injury and Disordered Eating Webinar
Powerful creative non-fiction stories providing insight into real-life experiences of injury and disordered eating to start conversations around how to better support, recognise, and prevent unhealthy eating practices around the time of injury. Recordings are sent if you are unable to make it in person. Sign-up here About your speaker: Freya Davis is a PhD