Apr 11, 2019
We’re sorry you’re here, but we’re glad you’re with
us!
It’s the week before the Boston Marathon, and I—Cindy Kuzma—won’t
be running the race, for the first time in six years. I’m
disappointed and know I’ll feel left out on Marathon Monday. But
I’m also excited to watch an amazing elite field and cheer on my
friends who are racing.
Sitting with all those conflicting emotions has proven a bit
challenging. So I’m glad that this week on The Injured Athletes
Club, my co-host and mental skills coach Carrie Jackson Cheadle
talks me through a mental exercise that’s all about making peace
with feelings that seem opposite or incongruous at first.
We started by calling it Good News, Bad News—but flipped it to Bad
News, Good News midway through, as we realized we naturally think
of the challenges first (and that it’s more helpful to end on a
high note).
On this episode, we discuss:
Resources we mention:
Thanks for listening, and please reach out anytime at hello@injuredathletesclub.com with questions, guest suggestions, or other feedback.
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