Author / Teacher
Jason Dorland is an Canadian Rowing Olympian from the 1988 Games in Seoul. Today, Dorland is an executive coach, keynote and workshop facilitator and the author of Chariots and Horses: Life and Lessons from an Olympic Rower and Six. Days. Away. Reflections on a coaching style fueled by love (forthcoming).
If coaches get athletes to tie their self-worth to winning, it makes the transition out of Olympic sport all the more difficult. Instead, the outlook needs to shift to coaching the whole person. Read More
It takes more than dogged persistence and a combative mindset to hit peak performance. If the game is 90 percent mental and emotional, then mindfulness has a role to play in getting athletes prepped for their best. Read More
The old adage, "I'll show them!" doesn't give us an edge over gameplay. Peak performance comes from recognizing our self-worth. Read More
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