THE FEMALE ATHLETE MINDSET STUDY
Join the Female Athlete Mindset Project
Get free mental skills tools for your athletes and be part of a groundbreaking initiative to better support female athletes.
Be Part of Something Big
As a Founding Partner, you'll:
Get exclusive mental training tools designed for female athletes
Be part of a community changing women's sports
Get early insights and updates
Help create better resources for mental training for women’s sports
Get Immediate Team Benefits
What you’ll get:
Each athlete receives a personalized mental performance map
Coaches receive insights into their team
First look at our project insights and report
How It Works
Apply as a Project Partner — quick form, no cost
Get Your Team Set Up — we'll guide you through the process
Athletes Complete the Assessment — just 5 minutes each
Receive the Results:
Individual reports for athletes
Team insights for coaches
Stay Connected — get updates on findings and new tools
Why This Matters Now
Female athletes are underserved by current mental training approaches:
Most mental training doesn't address female athletes' needs
Generic approaches don't work for everyone
Female athletes report higher stress and lower confidence
Your participation helps change the game:
Your athletes get tools designed specifically for them
Your feedback shapes future resources
Your team becomes part of the solution for future generations
Backed by Experts
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Dr. Alex Auerbach, Ph.D.
Sport Psychologist & Founder
Momentum Labs"When we invest in understanding the mental performance of female athletes, we're not just helping them succeed in sport—we're empowering them to lead, to grow, and to inspire others in every area of life."
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Dr. Brett Haskell, Ph.D., CMPC
Director of Clinical Mental Health & Performance
NWSL“Balance is aspirational at best. High performers don’t have balance—they have periods of intense load and periods of intentional recovery. That’s what we should be teaching.”
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Abigail Eiler, LMSW, QMHP
Clinical Associate Professor
University of Michigan School of Social Work“When our female athletes are tired, overwhelmed, or want to quit—that’s when they need love and care the most.”
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Dr. Kacey Oiness, Ph.D.
Sport Psychologist and Counselor
Momentum Labs“Athletes think being mentally tough means they can’t feel anxious or sad. But it’s not about not feeling—it’s about having tools to cope and perform anyway.”
