The results session
Book the Right Next Step
Pick the conversation that matches where you are now — an athlete or parent assessment review, or a free team consult. Phil reviews your context before the call.
Free to start. We'll follow up by email to confirm the review and the next step.
Step One — Pick Your Time
Choose a time that works
Pick a time and you'll get an instant confirmation with a Google Meet link on the IBE calendar.
Individual Discovery Call
A free 20-minute conversation with Phil about what you’re facing, what you want to change, and whether IBE coaching is the right fit. No assessment needed first.
Live consulting is provided in English. Sessions are available worldwide.
Team Discovery Call
A free conversation about your program’s current challenge, roster size, season timeline, and what a team engagement would look like. No assessment needed first.
Live consulting is provided in English. Sessions are available worldwide.
What This Review Is
A practical conversation about your mental-performance results, goals, pressure situations, and first training priorities.
What You Will Leave With
- · A clearer understanding of your starting point
- · The first mental skill or system to train
- · A practical next-step recommendation
- · Direction on continued coaching, tools, parent support, team support, or reassessment
What Happens After Your Review
- Phil reviews your results and competition context.
- You identify the highest-priority skill or system to train first.
- You receive the appropriate IBE Pathway recommendation.
- You decide whether continued coaching, assigned tools, team support, parent guidance, or reassessment is the right next move.
The Problem
Most Athletes Train The Body. Few Train The Mind.
- Practices look great — games fall apart
- Confidence drops the moment a mistake happens
- Nerves take over before tryouts, playoffs, or big games
- One bad play snowballs into three more
- Mind goes blank under pressure
What You Walk Away With
Concrete Outcomes
A practical response plan for nerves, mistakes, and pressure moments.
A repeatable mental warm-up so the athlete is ready to compete from minute one.
What to say, breathe, and focus on after a bad play — so one mistake doesn't become three.
Cue words and attention targets to stay locked in when the game gets fast.
Who It's For
This Session Is Built For
- Athletes who play better in practice than games
- Athletes who lose confidence after mistakes
- Athletes who get nervous before competition
- Parents who know their athlete needs help but don't know where to start
- Players preparing for tryouts, playoffs, showcases, or big games