This mental toughness tip is for the most difficult fitness challenges. If you have ever found yourself deep in doubt and fear during a fitness challenge, you’ll want to click the link below. In this video I record myself climbing the steepest and most challenging part of this particular bike ride. I am always confronted with self-doubt AND I use this specific technique to help me cope, persevere, and succeed.

 

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