Bonus talks for All Access Pass begin Dec 17!
Bonus talks for All Access Pass begin Dec 17!
THE SKADI ATHLETE SUMMIT
January 11th-12th, 2025 | Virtual
YOUR WAY TO
SUSTAINABLE
HEALTH AND PERFORMANCE
A virtual event for athletes who want to enhance their performance AND balance in their personal lives. This 2-day event is your ticket to learning science-backed, sustainable strategies to help you thrive in (and out) of sport.
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Learn to prioritize your health & wellness
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Begin to show up authentically
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Get support while doing the inner work
Can you relate?
This Summit Is For You If…
You’re overwhelmed trying to balance intense training with the demands of everyday life.
You feel lost navigating a sea of fitness trends that just don’t work for you.
You’ve felt out of place in athletic spaces because of your body, background, or experiences.
You wish you had access to credible information that helps you perform at your best—consistently.
If that’s you, you probably also wish you could…
Train smarter, not harder, with strategies tailored to your needs.
Build confidence and address mental barriers holding you back.
Create a sustainable approach to your training while maintaining your health.
Find an inclusive, supportive community of athletes and professionals who understand your journey.
Introducing
THE SKADI ATHLETE SUMMIT
This 2-day live event—packed with expert talks, actionable tools, and powerful resources—will guide you toward becoming not just a better athlete but a well-rounded human.
By attending the summit, you’ll leave with…
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CONFIDENCE TO TAKE ON YOUR 2025 SEASON WITH SUSTAINABLE STRATEGIES
Our diverse lineup of speakers will offer you practical insights that go beyond surface-level trends. You’ll gain a deeper understanding of how to train, recover, and perform—tailored to support you.
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STRATEGIES TO ADDRESS PHYSICAL & MENTAL HURDLES
From stress management to diet culture to fueling your body properly, every session is rooted in evidence-based methods that help you conquer obstacles and rebuild resilience.
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A STRONGER COMMUNITY CONNECTION
Engage with other mission-driven athletes and professionals. Develop a network of people who get it—people who’ll inspire and support you through your unique athletic journey.
Meet Skadi Sport Psychology (your host!)
Skadi Sport Psychology is a mission-driven company that conducts research and provides evidence-based mental health therapy, performance sessions, workshops, and online courses for athletes.
We are driven by three values:
Health & wellness: Acting in ways that support health and wellness in the long-term, even if it’s uncomfortable or inconvenient in the short-term.
Social justice: Doing what’s in the best interest of ALL athletes, even (and especially) when it’s hard.
Authenticity: Showing up as our true selves, regardless of the pressure to act otherwise. Willingness to be vulnerable, to take responsibility for mistakes, to be honest with self and others, and to lead with courage.
Why the Skadi Athlete Summit? We wanted to create an opportunity to bring our values together in a way that serves our community. So we did!
This summit isn't just about learning what to do—
it's about understanding the WHY behind these crucial elements, allowing you to leave with the knowledge needed to make well-informed decisions that enhance both your athletic performance and overall well-being.
Join us to explore sustainable strategies and expert guidance that promise not just another season….but your most satisfying season yet.
No gimmicks. No flashy quick fixes. Just the information and tools you need for long-term success.
With free live attendance or an exclusive All-Access Pass, there’s a seat at the virtual table for everyone at this unique, inclusive event.
IT’S TIME TO SHOW UP FOR YOURSELF.
Our Saturday January 11th sessions
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Marley Blonsky is a fat adventure cyclist, co-founder of All Bodies on Bikes, co-host of the All Bodies on Bikes podcast, curve model, advocate and consultant. Marley is fiercely passionate about size inclusion, believing that everyone deserves full access to life-including at work, in sport and at home.
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Join fat adventure cyclist Marley Blonsky as she takes the stage at the Skadi Athlete Summit to challenge preconceived notions of who belongs in the saddle. In her talk, Marley will unpack her personal and professional experiences in the cycling world, challenging many of the barriers that pigeonhole cyclists based on size. With her clear passion, authenticity, and no-nonsense approach, Marley will share how she has redefined the relationship between body size and athletic performance, weaving in anecdotes from her advocacy work with All Bodies on Bikes.
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Steph Mundt is a physical therapist and running coach based in Phoenix, AZ. Her business, Volante PT & Performance, specializes in the rehabilitation & performance coaching of runners with a particular emphasis on bone stress injuries.
Steph's personal experiences with an eating disorder and recurrent bone stress injuries led to a strong desire to elevate care for individuals with these conditions.
She is a Board-Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist and Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist and is currently working towards a PhD in Orthopedic Sport Science as well as becoming a Certified Eating Disorder Specialist.
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Strong bones build strong performances. But for endurance athletes, bone health is often overlooked until it’s too late. Join physical therapist and running coach Steph Mundt—a Board-Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist with expertise in bone stress injuries and endurance sports—for an in-depth exploration of bone health tailored specifically for athletes. With her extensive professional experience and personal story of recovery and resilience, Steph brings an approachable and evidence-based perspective to an often-misunderstood topic.
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Bryan is an experienced strength and conditioning coach with over 8 years of expertise in helping athletes enhance their performance. Having worked with a variety of sports, he has developed specialized training programs for athletes at all levels, from youth to professional. Currently at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities, Bryan is responsible for the strength programs for track and field (throws), cross country, and women’s tennis. He is Strength & Conditioning Coach Certified (SCCC) through the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association (CSCCa). He is also part-owner of Game Ready Athletics with his older brother Bradley.
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Bryan Whitlock, a strength and conditioning expert for endurance athletes, challenges outdated narratives about race weight and "lighter is faster." He offers a fresh perspective on strength training's actual benefits, breaking down its physiological impacts when done correctly. You'll learn how to align strength training with performance goals while prioritizing mental and physical health.
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LaVoi is a Senior Lecturer in the area of social and behavioral sciences in the School of Kinesiology at the University of Minnesota and the Director of the Tucker Center for Research on Girls & Women in Sport.
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Confidence is often seen as the solution to success for athletes and coaches. But what if simply “being more confident” isn’t the answer? Join Dr. Nicole LaVoi, one of the world’s foremost experts on the intersection of gender and sport, for a thought-provoking workshop that challenges this complex topic. LaVoi will unpack the challenges surrounding confidence, shining a light on how systemic biases and workplace cultures particularly impact women, LGBTQ+ athletes, masters athletes, athletes with disabilities, and athletes of color. Rather than placing the burden on individuals to “fix” themselves, LaVoi will share actionable strategies for creating inclusive environments that foster both confidence and competence.
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Kaitlyn is a board-certified sports dietitian specializing in eating disorders and Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (REDS). Kaitlyn is also a licensed graduate social worker and is passionate about student-athlete mental health.
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Are you dealing with recurring stress fractures, irregular periods, iron deficiency, or ongoing fatigue? You're not alone. These symptoms might indicate Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (REDS), affecting performance and health but often unnoticed. First identified in 2014, REDS occurs when your energy intake doesn't meet output, leading to low energy availability. It can affect menstrual cycles, bone health, and harm the cardiovascular, metabolic, psychological, and immune systems. For athletes, this means a higher risk of injury, reduced endurance, slower recovery, and stagnant performance. Join Kaitlyn, a sports dietitian and social worker, as she simplifies this vital topic. With her strong connection to sports and mental health, Kaitlyn provides practical advice on identifying REDS and achieving energy balance. Athletes and coaches will gain insights into optimizing health and performance while adopting a sustainable training and nutrition approach.
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Mireille Siné, MPH is a certified running coach, lupus athlete and entrepreneur. Born in Cameroon and raised in Los Angeles, Mireille’s passion for community, movement, & health inspired her to create a coaching business to provide a welcoming invitation into the sport of running. She specializes in working with road, trail, and autoimmune athletes. Coaching inquiries can be made through her website and Instagram.
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This talk specifically addresses the needs of endurance athletes with autoimmune concerns, chronic illnesses, or life circumstances that impede training like "typical" athletes. Mireille will unpack how to find the right balance of training, rest, and stress management, especially for those with conditions like arthritis, severe PMDD, autoimmune flare-ups, or unpredictable life events such as Early Onset Parkinson's. Her guidance helps athletes overcome cycles of self-criticism and comparison, focusing on what it truly means to listen to one’s body amidst a culture that often encourages ignoring it. Through Mireille’s insights, athletes can learn to craft a training approach that honors their individual health needs, enabling sustainable progress and resilience.
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Matisha is a practicing Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who recently completed her doctorate degree in Counseling Psychology. Prior to returning to Saint Mary’s to complete her doctorate, Matisha worked for over 10 years within marginalized communities in Illinois and Minnesota, in a variety of different environments, including community mental health, private practice, outpatient clinics, corrections institutions and hospitals. As a former collegiate athlete, Matisha is marrying her passion for sports and psychology, as sport psychology has become her specialty area and she is currently in the process of completing requirements to become a Certified Mental Performance Consultant (CMPC).
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Join Dr. Matisha Williams for an experiential workshop on radical healing in sports, focusing on intersecting identities and systemic injustices affecting athletes. This session offers tools for understanding identity complexities, fostering self-efficacy, and engaging in meaningful social justice work. Participants will learn to address microaggressions, cultivate radical hope, and redefine resilience within their teams and communities.
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Our Sunday January 12th sessions
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Rach McBride (they/them), a 5x IRONMAN 70.3 Champion, has been racing full-time as a professional athlete since 2011. They are the first out gender non-binary athlete competing in professional triathlon. Since 2022, Rach has also been taking the non-binary gravel bike racing world by storm, as the 3x Unbound 200 champion and wins at Leadville 100 MTB, MidSouth, Big Sugar, and many more. Deemed “the most interesting [person] in triathlon”, they also have two graduate degrees in genetics, are an accomplished cellist, and work in sexual health education in Vancouver, Canada.
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Juliet (they/them), known as Coach J by their fellow coaches and athletes, is the head coach of the Chapman University swimming and diving teams based in Orange, CA. Suess garnered SCIAC Coaching Staff of the Year honors in back-to-back seasons to begin their tenure, first earning the award for the women's swimming & diving team, and most recently the men's team in 2023-24. The program's resurgence has seen swimmers produce 542 personal records, 482 top-10 times, and 99 school records. Coach J was also a final nominee for the Division III LGBTQ coach of the year last year.
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Maxwell (he/they) openly identifies as a neurodivergent, queer, first-gen, non-binary educator, living with anxiety & PTSD. Max is a trauma-informed coach at Solcana Fitness - a queer-owned gym in Minneapolis. In addition to his role at Solcana - Max founded Drop Deadlift Gorgeous, a grass-roots event designed to empower, support, and create visibility regarding the importance of trans+ inclusion in sport. Across two years, Drop Deadlift Gorgeous has raised over $200K for trans+ communities across the mid-west - and lifted over 75,000 LBS. Outside of work, Max enjoys being outdoors - particularly paddling the BWCA. Max serves as an ambassador for The Venture Out Project, by leading outdoor excursions for queer and trans+ folks across Minnesota. Max resides in St. Paul with his partner, Shelly on their urban farm.
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This workshop tackles the challenges and opportunities in sports related to the inclusion and support of trans and non-binary athletes. Participants will explore the barriers these athletes face and how these challenges affect their ability to compete fairly. The session highlights the need to move beyond awareness and establish support systems for trans athletes, showcasing successful models. It will also guide sports organizations on implementing policies that go beyond mere acknowledgment, presenting examples of policies that foster inclusivity. The workshop emphasizes education's role in creating a supportive environment and suggests transformative educational initiatives. Lastly, attendees will learn how allies can make a difference in the sports community, providing them with practical strategies to promote inclusivity and acceptance.
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Eden is a registered dietitian and certified intuitive eating counselor based in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Eden played softball at Texas A&M University, and her own experiences with Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport and an eating disorder inspired her to become a registered dietitian to prevent eating disorders in active individuals of all ages. Eden considers herself a weight-inclusive provider, and she believes athletes come in all shapes and sizes. If she's not counseling clients or giving talks to local teams and organizations, she's usually mountain biking or skiing in the Tetons and using all foods to have fun on and off the trails.
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Join Eden as she unpacks the misconceptions surrounding Intuitive Eating and how it applies to athletes. Drawing from her personal journey as a former collegiate athlete recovering from disordered eating, Eden will explore the 10 principles of Intuitive Eating and their connection to athletic performance, nutrition, and recovery. This session is designed for active individuals who want to improve their relationship with food, find sustainable ways to fuel their performance, and gain clarity on what truly nourishes both the body and mind. Eden will teach you why adopting a flexible, intuitive approach to nutrition can help improve performance, debunk myths about hunger and fullness, and challenge weight-focused narratives in athletics.
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Located near Duluth, Minnesota, Alex is a registered dietitian, Ironman finisher and mom of 3. She started Alex Larson Nutrition with the mission of supporting endurance athletes with practical and simple nutrition advice for lifelong health and performance. Alex and her team have worked with 500+ endurance athletes from all over the U.S. and in over 17 different countries.
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Alex dives into the underappreciated role of carbohydrates in enhancing endurance, recovery, and overall performance, backed by cutting-edge research on fueling strategies.
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Hannah is a doctoral student in sport, exercise, and performance psychology as well as a master's student in clinical mental health counseling at West Virginia University. Currently, her research focuses on the intersections of body image, embodiment, weight bias, and disordered eating in sport. Outside of academics, Hannah is also a Mental Performance Consultant and AAU girls basketball coach.
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In this session, Silva-Breen will explore the concept of embodiment, encouraging athletes and coaches to adopt a flexible, holistic approach to body image. She'll uncover the negative forces at play—comparison, diet culture, objectification—and provide practical strategies to cultivate positive self-perception. Learn how embodying self-care, desire, and resilience can protect against harmful influences and enhance personal well-being. This presentation promises to inspire a mindful shift away from societal pressures, empowering athletes to thrive with adaptability and strength in their performance and self-care practices.
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Dr. Allison Brager serves as the command research psychologist for the Special Warfare Center and School focusing on research aimed to improve performance at assessment & selection. She is a retired professional athlete (in Crossfit and track & field) and has centered her career on helping and coaching the next-generation of athletes. She is also an astronaut candidate applicant with NASA.
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Many athletes know sleep is important for health and fitness, but not everyone understands why. Dr. Brager, an Army neuroscientist and sleep expert, will explain the importance of viewing sleep as an asset, unpacking the strong link between quality sleep and performance. Using over a century of research and her experience with soldiers, Olympians, and professional athletes, Dr. Brager will simplify the science of sleep into practical strategies that anyone can use.
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Major Thomas Nassif, PhD is a research psychologist at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences in Bethesda, MD. He has led several clinical trials examining the physical and mental health benefits of mindfulness and yoga in active duty U.S. Army soldiers. He is a Certified iRest Level 3 Teacher and a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT-200).
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In this presentation, Dr. Nassif will provide an overview of mindfulness techniques and review the research supporting the use of mindfulness to enhance mental health and performance in high pressure, high demand occupations. He will also discuss how mindfulness practice can change the function and structure of the brain, while addressing common misconceptions and misunderstandings regarding mindfulness practices. Dr. Nassif will share practical tips to make mindfulness easy to integrate into daily life, leading to benefits like better sleep, improved emotion regulation, and less physical fatigue. Finally, he’ll share expectations regarding getting started with mindfulness and maintaining regular mindfulness practice.
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Angelina Ramos (she/her) has served as an NCAA collegiate distance and mid-distance coach across five states (Colorado, Nevada, Michigan, Indiana, and Illinois) for the past 10 years. She is a certified strength and conditioning coach and currently serves as the NCAA D1 strength coach for the distance group at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. With 12 years of experience coaching co-ed athletes, Angelina has worked with high school, elite, youth, and masters athletes in track and cross country. Additionally, she has coached semi-professional athletes, emerging elites, and triathletes.
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In this session, Coach Ramos unpacks and explains the science behind what happens to your body when you're not clocking miles or grinding through sets. She'll dissect the nuanced differences between rest, recovery, and restoration, showing you why these are non-negotiables in your training regimen. Whether you’re a cyclist clocking 20+ hours/week or a runner who’s consistently chasing that weekly mileage goal, this talk will shift your perspective on what it means to push limits effectively. Ready to get a little uncomfortable by reconsidering your rest & recovery routine for 2025? Your body will thank you—trust us.
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All Access Pass
All Access Pass
Sabrina Lott (she/her)
Tiffany Farrar, LPCC (she/her)
Aum Gandhi (he/him)
Rasa Troup, RD (she/her)
Christof MPLS (they/them)
Dr. Marla Martin (she/her)
Peter Falcon, LPCC (he/him)
Monica Van Winkle, RD (she/her)
Dr. Jourdan Johnson (he/him)
Victoria Lambert, RD (she/her)
ALL ACCESS PASS
for those who want some extra resources & (live!) talks on top of all that learning…
Want to join us for any of the talks below (Dec 17th - Jan 9th)? We will send invitations for these workshops to those who purchase the All-Access Pass. Don’t worry—those who purchase the All Access Pass after the recording will also get the recording!
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Tuesday, December 17th, 4-5pm Central
The thought of an ultra-marathon is both thrilling and terrifying. How do I mentally prepare for such a huge challenge? How do my pacers and crew know when to make tough calls? How hard on the body is it, really? In this talk, experienced ultra runners Aum (he/him) and Tiffany (she/her) will talk through three core concepts that they’ve pulled from their experiences over the years: 1) how to normalize the DNF & DFL experience; 2) how to prepare for logistics like footcare, nutrition, and pacing plans; and 3) how to prepare your crew and pacers.
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Tuesday, December 17th, 6:20 - 7:20pm Central
Join Coach Sabrina Lott as she challenges preconceived notions on the often-overlooked world of back-of-the-pack runners. With her perspective as a curvy, minority woman over 40, Sabrina will share her personal journey from feeling out of place to becoming an advocate and coach for inclusivity in sports. Sabrina will reveal how the subtle (and not-so-subtle) dynamics within endurance spaces affect diverse athletes, and offer practical strategies to foster a culture of belonging and encouragement.
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Sunday, December 22nd, 9:00am - 10:00am CT
Enhance your performance as an endurance athlete with the right mental tools. Join Dr. Jourdan Johnson, LMFT and CMPC, for a virtual workshop focused on visualization and quiet eye training. Discover what visualization really is—and isn't—and how to use it in your daily training and competitions. Learn practical techniques to improve focus, stay composed under pressure, and create a personalized mental performance plan. -
Sunday, January 4th, 11:20am-12:20pm CT
As a part of the Skadi Athlete Summit's All Access Pass, Dr. David Derus will lead a session designed to help athletes prepare for challenges, question limiting beliefs, and get back in touch with their emotions. Dr. Derus will help participants understand how fear, bias, and ego can get in the way of success. By identifying your obstacles and their impact on your decisions and behavior, you can start to focus on what you can control—like your attitude, preparation, and effort. Dr. Derus will encourage attendees to rethink beliefs like “I can’t do this” or “I’m not experienced enough” and develop strategies to handle common roadblocks.
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Sunday, January 5th, 4:00pm - 5:00pm CT
This pre-workshop panel will be led by passionate community activists and emerging leaders. Panel members will discuss how they’ve built community culture—from nurturing safe spaces to fostering creativity and adaptability in radical, inclusive ways. Unlike conversations centering on rigid structures and organizational affiliations, this panel takes a "people-as-people, for-the-people" approach. Expect raw, authentic discussions that prioritize community culture and praxis over bureaucracy. They’ll unpack what it means to create spaces that naturally build culture, encourage growth, and empower everyone—especially leaders shaping the future.
Key topics include:
How to nurture safe and open spaces where culture thrives naturally.
The importance of adaptability and diversity of tactics within radical communities.
Resolving conflict and fostering accountability through restorative practices.
Radical approaches to being an inclusive athlete, shared through personal experiences.
Amplifying and empowering young voices in shaping tomorrow’s community culture.
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Monday, January 6th, 12:30pm - 1:30pm CT
Join Rasa Troup, Victoria Lambert, and Monica Van Winkle at the Skadi Athlete Summit for a thought-provoking panel on integrating the Body Trust model into sports and performance. These accomplished dietitians bring decades of expertise in nutrition, athlete embodiment, and the intersection of mental and physical health. Together, they will explore issues such as body dissatisfaction, the impact of cultural pressures on athletes, and the complexities of eating disorders. With a shared commitment to promoting sustainable health and wellness, the panelists will offer insight into how athletes can learn to trust their bodies, fuel intuitively, and align their training with well-being for sustainable success. -
Tuesday, January 7th, 11:20am-12:20pm CT
Join Dr. Marla Martin for a pre-summit presentation that addresses the mental and physical challenges athletes face when managing their routines. Drawing on evidence-based strategies from the ADHD coaching space and principles inspired by thought leaders like Cal Newport and Oliver Burkeman, Dr. Martin will guide participants to create sustainable systems for maintaining resilience, focus, and peak performance—even during the season’s toughest moments. Dr. Martin will also challenge conventional notions of productivity & optimization that are pervasive in today's hustle culture, emphasizing the necessity of being intentional about values and realistic expectations when committing to schedules amidst workouts, family life, work, and other responsibilities.
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Sunday, January 5th, 11:20-12:20pm CT
For many athletes, the toughest competition is the one happening in their own minds. Intrusive thoughts, cycles of self-doubt, and perfectionism can be just as challenging as any physical opponent. Join Peter Falcon—elite runner, seasoned coach, and licensed mental health clinician—for an insightful and practical session on understanding and managing the mental hurdles holding athletes back. This presentation will break down the often-overwhelming concepts of intrusive thoughts and rumination, helping athletes and coaches understand how these mental patterns differ and their impact on athletic performance and mental well-being. Peter will introduce the concept of counterfactual thinking and explore how it contributes to perfectionist tendencies, offering strategies to stop negative thought spirals that hinder progress.
👇 Choose your adventure👇
All Access Pass
✔️ Access to all live sessions on January 11th & January 12th
✔️ Participate in live discussions and Q&A
✔️ Lifetime access to all summit & pre-summit recordings
✔️ Exclusive invitations to bonus talks from additional experts
✔️ Comprehensive bonus resources from speakers
✔️ Access to the Skadi community discussion board for ongoing support
✔️ Connect with Skadi coaches and fellow athletes for accountability
🌈 Feel EXTRA good knowing 5% of your purchase goes straight to Athlete Ally to support their continued work in the community.
Lifetime benefits + extra perks
Use code SKADIPASS for an extra $25 off
(expires December 30th at 12:00AM CT)
$125
Free Live Attendance
Join the summit at no cost
✔️ Access to all live sessions on January 11th & January 12th
✔️ Participate in live discussions and Q&A
❌ Lifetime access to all summit & pre-summit recordings
❌ Exclusive invitations to bonus talks from additional experts
❌ Comprehensive bonus resources from speakers
❌ Access to the Skadi community discussion board for ongoing support
❌ Connect with Skadi coaches and fellow athletes for accountability
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FAQs
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Anti-Discrimination & Harassment Policy
The Skadi Athlete Summit is committed to providing a safe, respectful, and inclusive environment for all participants. We maintain a zero-tolerance policy for discriminatory behavior, harassment, or hate speech of any kind.
This includes, but is not limited to:
Discriminatory language or hate speech
Intentional misgendering or deadnaming
Harassment or bullying in any form
Trolling, hostile behavior, or intentionally disruptive comments
This policy applies to all summit-related spaces, including:
Live sessions and Q&A periods
Social media discussions on summit-related posts
Chat functions during presentations
Community discussion forums
Violations of this policy will result in immediate removal from the event without refund and potential ban from future events. We reserve the right to take appropriate action to maintain the safety and dignity of our community. If you experience or witness any violations of this policy, please contact our team immediately at hello@skadisportpsychology.com
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The Skadi Athlete Summit is for all athletes, regardless of how fast or elite you may be. Our speakers will all practice cultural humility and a size-inclusive approach. They'll integrate evidence-based knowledge, acknowledge cultural considerations, and use gender-neutral language to ensure all athletes feel represented. We'll also provide closed captioning and transcripts for all presentations to support those with different needs. If you have unique needs or requests, please don't hesitate to contact us at hello@skadisportpsychology.com and we'll see what we can do!
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We get it! The Skadi Athlete Summit is designed to fit into your busy life. The live sessions span two days, and with the All Access Pass, you can access all talks at your convenience. If you want to eat, workout, take your dogs for a walk, or multitask during any of our live sessions, that is fine by us. The flexibility of the All Access Pass also ensures you can benefit from the summit without feeling overwhelmed, learning at your own pace.
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The All Access Pass offers lifetime access to all sessions, exclusive bonus talks, and some extra resources curated by our experts. Our speakers, selected for their ability to provide evidence-based insights and practical strategies, ensure you gain both knowledge and actionable steps. Plus, the Skadi community discussion board offers ongoing support, connecting you with peers and coaches. Finally, 5% of all sales (revenue--not profit!) will be donated to Athlete Ally to support their continued work addressing LGBTQ+ inequities in sport.
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With the actionable strategies presented, many attendees begin seeing improvements in their routines and mindset soon after the summit. The emphasis on concrete steps and authenticity means you can implement learnings immediately, setting the stage for ongoing progress.
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Yes! Much of this information will be relevant to coaches—both the stories and experiences shared by athletes, as well as the expertise shared by dietitians, physical therapists, scientists, and other professionals.
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If you're on the fence, we encourage you to go for the free registration option to get a feel for our speakers. (You won't be disappointed!) If satisfied, you can then purchase the all access pass. Due to the digital nature of the product, the all access pass is not refundable.
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Our summit is unique in its commitment to evidence-based content, cultural humility, and inclusivity. Speakers will bring authenticity to their presentations, sharing personal stories and practical strategies.
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Certainly! The All Access Pass grants lifetime access to all summit talks, additional bonus sessions, a wealth of resources, and access to the Skadi community discussion board. It's an investment in sustained growth and connection, equipping you with tools for long-term success.
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Yes, the Skadi Athlete Summit is entirely virtual, accessible from anywhere globally. Whether participating live or later with the All Access Pass, you can engage fully with the summit content from your location.
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