Endūre: Athletic Mental Fitness

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Endūre's mission is to provide resources and support to create and sustain healthy, resilient, & competitive athletic environments for individual athletes, teams, coaches, and families.

Last week at Woodberry Forest, we focused on a part of performance that often gets overlooked—the mental side.  Teams le...
04/20/2026

Last week at Woodberry Forest, we focused on a part of performance that often gets overlooked—the mental side. Teams learned how to rebound from mistakes, prepare to show up as their best selves in competition, and maintain emotional composure in high-pressure, emotionally charged moments in sport. 🏫

04/17/2026

“It’s much easier than people think.” 📣 It can feel like a big leap to take the step to talk to a mental health professional as a coach or an athlete, but the consensus is often, “That was so easy! Why didn’t I do that sooner?” You don’t have to be in crisis to reach out. At Endūre, we can help with crises and provide tools for coaches, athletes, and teams with daily challenges as well as new ideas on how to approach adding more mental fitness in their worlds.

LAST WEEK IN SPORTS: MASTERS GOLF TOURNAMENT EDITION ⛳  Last week  and  took the golf community by storm..again! Here ar...
04/15/2026

LAST WEEK IN SPORTS: MASTERS GOLF TOURNAMENT EDITION ⛳ Last week and took the golf community by storm..again! Here are some of our reflections from the moments that got him there.

Game Losses, injuries, or maybe even a mental lock—the opportunities for resilience is available in sports constantly. A...
04/14/2026

Game Losses, injuries, or maybe even a mental lock—the opportunities for resilience is available in sports constantly. Athletes face these often. With the privilege of being an athlete comes the daily grind, not just one defining experience. It is within this daily grind that resilience is developed and that is the ultimate victory. It looks and feels different for every athlete. We want to remind you that it's not just one big choice or triumph that makes a resilient athlete. It's the day-by-day decisions that sometimes feel slow and small that lead to an ultimate victory—whatever that may look like for you. 💪

04/12/2026

What happens when an athlete is out of there window of tolerance, and how is using this language helpful for athletes and teams to perform their best and understand when they are disregulated? Sarah Lewis here to chat through what a “window of tolerance” is and how athletes and coaches can use this knowledge to perform their best.🤝

LAST WEEK IN SPORTS | It was an eventful week is sports both during play and outside of it. From championships to a post...
04/10/2026

LAST WEEK IN SPORTS | It was an eventful week is sports both during play and outside of it. From championships to a post-Olympic comeback, from heated on-court rivalries to headlines, here's what happened in sports last week—and what we took away from each moment. 🏀⛳⛸️

RESILIENCE REPORT | On May 9, 2025, during a National Women’s Soccer League match, Savy King collapsed on the field in t...
04/06/2026

RESILIENCE REPORT | On May 9, 2025, during a National Women’s Soccer League match, Savy King collapsed on the field in the middle of the game play. What initially looked like a routine stoppage quickly turned into a life-threatening emergency. Medical staff rushed onto the field and administered CPR before she was taken by ambulance to the hospital. Doctors later discovered that King had an undiagnosed heart abnormality—a rare congenital condition affecting blood flow to her heart. She underwent emergency open-heart surgery, a procedure that ultimately saved her life.

What followed wasn’t just rehab—it was a complete reset. King spent months in cardiac rehabilitation, gradually rebuilding her strength under close medical supervision. She progressed from basic physical activity… to controlled training… to eventually being cleared for full return to play nearly ten months later. For most athletes, recovery is about getting back to form. For King, it was about something more fundamental—relearning trust in her own body.

In February 2026, King was officially cleared and removed from the season-ending injury list. By March, she stepped back onto the field for Angel City FC—completing a comeback that, less than a year earlier, was far from guaranteed. And the crowd went wild!

Savy King’s journey offers a powerful reminder: Resilience isn’t always loud or visible. Sometimes, it’s built quietly—in hospital rooms, in rehab sessions, and in moments of doubt no one else sees.

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LAST WEEK IN SPORTS | From a couple incredible upsets to cheer-filled victories, here's are some notable moments in spor...
04/03/2026

LAST WEEK IN SPORTS | From a couple incredible upsets to cheer-filled victories, here's are some notable moments in sports last week. As athletic mental health professionals, we're always attuned to the mentality that makes each moment remarkable. Read our takeaways from these news-worthy highlights.

Before they are a champion, a role model, a rival, a performer, a famous person—before anything else, it's important to ...
04/01/2026

Before they are a champion, a role model, a rival, a performer, a famous person—before anything else, it's important to remember that athletes are humans. They have the same vulnerability to mental instability, pressure, judgment, criticism, and disappointment. While watching and following elite athletes that we may not have a personal connection to—and even those we do—it can be easy to set aside their humanity and view them as a commodity rather than a person, as a rival rather than a fellow competitor, as superhuman, rather than someone with vulnerabilities. So, here is your daily reminder to consider what an athlete may feel or need as a human rather than a player. Your sport isn't who you are, it's what you do. 🔔

Women's sports are becoming more popular, appreciated, and attended than ever before, but at the same time girls are dro...
03/30/2026

Women's sports are becoming more popular, appreciated, and attended than ever before, but at the same time girls are dropping out of sports by the age of 14, at an alarming rate. The Women's Sports foundation has done years of research to understand this statistic and outline the reasons why girls sticking with sports can be beneficial for their present and their futures in many ways.

From a lower-quality experience to social stigmas and peer pressure, there are many reasons why girls may drop out of a sport they love, but there are many advantages to sticking with it. From confidence and postitive self image, to important life skills like teamwork and health benefits for the present and the future, the research shows the advantages sports give young girls.

LAST WEEK IN SPORTS |From Women's Basketball history being made by our very own  to the new  tournament that has created...
03/27/2026

LAST WEEK IN SPORTS |From Women's Basketball history being made by our very own to the new tournament that has created a new kind of competition for elite golfers, here are some stand-out moments in sports from the past week and our takeaways from each! 🏃‍♂️🏀🏌️‍♂️

We are about a week into March Madness, and it is an exciting time! It's also a potentially stressful and overwhelming  ...
03/25/2026

We are about a week into March Madness, and it is an exciting time! It's also a potentially stressful and overwhelming time to be a college athlete on the main stage. If we had the ear of the teams and athletes performing in these weeks of madness, here are a few things we'd say. 🏀

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