WHOOP Podcast

Super Bowl champion Eli Manning on training your mind, reducing injury, and the role belief plays in success.

Sep 15, 2021

49:37

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I'm Not Going to Let What My Score Is Affect My Preparation

02:56

Is It a Growing Trend for Young Athletes?

03:24

You Know, I Wish You Don't Have an Ego

01:51

Introduction

2min

The New York Giants - Eli Mannock and Peyton Mannock on ESPN Two and Espn Plus

3min

How Much Did Your Brothers, Cooper and Peyton, Influence You?

2min

The Red Shirt and the Missjourney

2min

You Know, I Wish You Don't Have an Ego

2min

Is It a Growing Trend for Young Athletes?

3min

Getting a Great Routine, You Know?

3min

Is It Possible to Re-Injure My Right Shoulders?

3min

Play Off Football - How Do You Feel About the Super Bowl?

2min

10.

Playing the Best Team in Tver. Fell.

2min

11.

Did You Catch the Ball?

2min

12.

Is It the Last Practice Before the Sewart Bolls?

2min

13.

I'm a Gamer, You'll Be Better Sonday

2min

14.

Defling Defli, Is That a Belief System?

2min

15.

What % of Quarterbacks Do You Think Train the Mind?

2min

16.

QBs Visualization Practices

2min

17.

How Long Have You Been on Whoop?

3min

18.

I'm Not Going to Let What My Score Is Affect My Preparation

3min

19.

Are You on a Whoop Team?

2min

20.

The Two of Us Are Trying to Get Away From It All This Week

2min

21.

What's New With Whoop Live

4min

Eli Manning is one of the most durable players in NFL history. He started 210 straight games over a 13 year span, and led the New York Giants to two Super Bowl victories along the way. He details how visualization, mindset, and belief played a key role in his career. Eli sits down with Will Ahmed to discuss growing up in a football family (2:54), learning from his older brother Peyton (5:43), the 2004 draft (8:54), the importance of teamwork (12:19), his keys to durability (14:30), the 2007 Giants (21:51), the David Tyree catch (24:38), mental performance (30:49), training the mind (34:00), using WHOOP (36:30), performing with low recoveries (41:15), why Peyton Manning is obsessed with HRV (43:33), and joining the Monday Night Football broadcast (44:08).

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