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Navigating Transitions as an NCAA Athlete
Sloan Johnson
Mental Performance and Leadership Coach
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More than half a million athletes compete in NCAA college sports, but only a small fraction will go on to compete professionally or at the Olympic level. Everyone knows an athletic career eventually ends. Knowing that and being ready for it are two very different things.
For some athletes, the transition happens exactly when expected: eligibility ends; graduation comes, and suddenly the schedule that has dictated your life for years disappears. For others, the ending arrives without much warning: a roster cut, an injury, or a coach decision you didn’t see coming. Transitions...
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