The Brian Cain Mental Performance Mastery Podcast

On the new Mental Performance Minute from Brian Cain, we learn about the illusion of choice, and what it has to do with your success. For more incredible content from Brian Cain, be sure to check out https://briancain.com/ and follow him on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/briancainpeak/

Jason Fowler is one of the most inspiring athletes the world. Over the last four decades, he’s competed in more than 1,200 endurance races, won multiple Ironman World Championships in Kona, has competed in the Boston Marathon 16 times, and before the age of 17, he’d already competed in more than 1,000 motocross races, winning eight New England Motocross Championships.  His accomplishments are all the more incredible when hear Jason’s story. He was paralyzed from the chest down following a motorcycle accident when he was just 17. However, within six months, he was competing in endurance races in the handcycle division. He also holds an MBA from Boston University and a highly sought after inspirational speaker and coach. Today, hear about Jason Fowler’s incredible journey.

Markus Howard is one of the most prolific players in college basketball history. He played college basketball at Marquette University and sits atop the historic Big East Conference as it’s all-time leading scorer. Over Howard’s four years in Milwaukee, he averaged more than 21 points per game, was named Big East Player of The Year, was a 2-time All-American and finished his career 21st ALL TIME in NCAA history in scoring. But as impressive as Markus Howard is on the floor, he is equally, if not more, impressive off of it. e founded the Fellowship of Christian Athletes club at Marquette, has been on mission trips to Costa Rica, and continually gives back to others, utilizing his platform to inspire, impact, and influence in a positive way. Today on the Brian Cain Mental Performance Mastery podcast, we’re excited to bring you NCAA legend, Markus Howard.

On the new Mental Performance Minute from Brian Cain, learn how the tale of two wolves can help equip you to live the life you want.

Today’s guest is a star of one of the most exciting—and most dangerous—sports on the planet, skeleton. Unlike other winter sliding sports like luge and bobsleigh, the skeleton is a single-person event, where nothing separates the rider from the rock hard ice below them but a small sled that blasts just inches above the track as riders can reach up to 80 miles per hour—while riding head first. As a member of Team USA, Megan Henry is of the sport’s most recognizable stars, but she’s just as impressive away from the track as she is on it. But, to get to where she is today, Megan has had to overcome obstacles that most people can’t imagine. Today on the podcast, Megan Henry opens about being a soldier, overcoming a life-threatening medical condition, and how mental performance has helped her fight through adversity.

On the new Mental Performance Minute from Brian Cain, learn how setting a one word principle can set a new tone for your life--and your career.

Justin Lawler has achieved success at every level of football, including the NFL, where he plays outside linebacker and special teams for the Los Angeles Rams. But, before the NFL, he was a breakout star at Texas’ Pottsboro High School where he was also a power-lifter in addition to playing football. He went on to become a first-team all-conference player at SMU, where in his senior year alone, he recorded 74 tackles and 9 and a half sacks.  In this podcast he talks about how he utilizes the 10 pillars of mental performance mastery as a football player on and off the field to give him the best chance for success.

Our guest today has achieved success at every level of football, including the NFL, where he plays outside linebacker and special teams for the Los Angeles Rams. But, before the NFL, he was a breakout star at Texas’ Pottsboro High School where he was also a power-lifter in addition to playing football. He went on to become a first-team all-conference player at SMU, where in his senior year alone, he recorded 74 tackles and 9 and a half sacks.  Today, we hear how Justin Lawler pursued his dreams, overcame obstacles, and fought to inspire others.

On today’s Mental Performance Minute from The Brian Cain Mental Performance Mastery podcast, Brian explains why life is a strategy game—and, how you can develop a strategy to achieve your goals.

Tom Murphy isn’t just an accomplished athlete; he’s also a passionate believer in instilling greatness into others. After a successful athletic career that’s included being an NCAA All-American wrestler, a star of Spike TV’s “The Ultimate Fighter 2”, and high profile fights in the UFC, Tom has turned his attention to business and his anti-bullying organization Sweethearts & Heroes. Today, we learned what drives him, and how we can all make an impact in the lives of others.