George Carlo

If you grew up playing sports, you may not realize just how inaccessible it is to so many people all over the world. Playing sports is so important for childhood development because it teaches kids important life skills. They learn respect, responsibility, teamwork, commitment, and more. Plus, sports make sure kids stay active, which is essential for their development.
Being unable to play sports as a child can have a lot of negative consequences. Therefore, many nonprofit organizations are h...

Sports are as much a mental endeavor as a physical one. If an athlete’s mental health is suffering for some reason, their athletic performance will definitely suffer as a result. Even when athletes are not going through a specific mental health struggle, psychological tactics can be used to improve their performance.
As a sports performance coach, George Carlo is revered for his work in athletic mind-body and performance training. He has worked with a multitude of professional and collegiate ...

If you aren’t familiar with sport psychology, you may think athleticism is purely physical. However, this could not be farther from the truth. Athletic performance is largely based on the mind-body connection. As a sports performance coach, George Carlo is known for his work in this area.
Sports psychology refers to the study of how mental factors contribute to the performance of an athlete. Exercize has the ability to improve one’s mental well-being – on the flip side, mental health plays a ...

For athletes who are seeking to improve their performance in their particular sport, there is a lot more to it than just constant training. There are several lifestyle factors that impact athletic performance which you might not immediately think about.
As a sports performance coach, George Carlo is known for his work regarding the mind-body connection in human performance training. Carlo has worked with some of the most exceptional athletes, both as an independent consultant and an advisor t...

Monobob sledding will be making its debut at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, which will take place in February from the 4th to the 22nd. Usually, bobsledding includes teams of two or four people where one person pushes the sled, then jumps into it before the team goes through the course. In the monobob, however, one person does everything. In this year’s games, only women will compete in the monobob. This is being done to add an equal amount of bobsledding competitions to the Olympics betwe...

Naomi Osaka dazzled the red carpet when she hosted at the Met Gala. She sported a Louis Vuitton outfit that paid homage to her Japanese heritage at the exclusive event, which was also attended by fellow Olympians.
Earlier this summer, her goal was to become the first Japanese tennis player to win an olympic gold medal. She came close, but ended up losing in straight sets to Marketa Vondrousova during the women’s singles. It looked like she had a shot after winning her first two rounds. Osaka ...

Elaine Thompson-Herah, the fastest woman alive and five-time Olympic champion, is looking to break the 100 m world record at the Diamond League Final in Zurich, Switzerland. The record was set at 10.49 seconds by Florence Griffith-Joyce when she was 33 years old in 1988.
Thompson-Herah, 29 years old and from Manchester, Jamaica, recorded 10.61 seconds for the 100 m at the 2021 Olympics, and then 10.54 seconds at the Prefontaine Classic in Eugene, Oregon. The fluidity in her stride pattern has...

Baseball was featured in the 2020 Summer Olympic Games for the first time since 2008. 144 competitors from six teams qualified for the games – Israel, Japan, Mexico, South Korea, the United States, and the Dominican Republic – which took place from July 28th to August 7th. The usual competition format had to be adapted to accommodate such a small number of teams.
Japan, who automatically qualified due to their host nation status, became the first host to ever win the gold medal in baseball. T...

It may not seem like there would be a link between the hobby of knitting and athletic performance. For a long time, knitting and other yarn crafts have been delegated to the domestic sphere and seen as a ‘women’s’ activity. However, it’s 2021, and people from all walks of life are picking up a pair of needles and joining in on this craze – partly fueled by the uptake in new hobbies during the COVID-19 lockdowns.
Athletes, as it turns out, are not excluded from this trend. Olympic diver Tom Da...

Renowned for his work in the sports performance industry, George Carlo is the Founder of Golf Life Institute and Secrets of Champions. Carlo is also affiliated with Longwood University.
Career
Sports Performance Industry
Throughout his career in the Sports Performance Industry, George Carlo has continued to emphasize a focus on the mind-body connection. The premise of this principle is that human performance is entirely dependent on the strength of the mind, body and the connection between th...

Making history with a score of 37.18 in the men’s street competition, Yuto Horigome, 22, from Koto City, Tokyo, won the first ever gold medal in skateboarding on July 24th, 2021.
Sakura Yosozumi, 19, from Wakayama, won the gold medal with a score of 60.09 in the first-ever Olympic women’s park skateboarding event.
At only thirteen years old, Momiji Nishiya also won a gold medal in skateboarding, and became the youngest person to ever win a gold medal for Japan. She is also the third youngest ...

George Carlo CEO of Secrets of Champions and Sports Performance Coach

George Carlo is a Sports Performance Coach and the Chairman & CEO of Secrets of Champions.
Having spent well over a decade out on the field of Sports Performance, George Carlo is revered for his work in the industry. His approaches, which favor a focus on human performance overall, are commended time and time again by fellow coaches and winning professional athletes. His mind-body performance training is one of the many highlights that make Carlo’s coaching strategies so unique. Professionall...

George Carlo is a Sports Performance Coach who has worked with athletes at the collegiate and professional levels. Carlo presently stands as Chairman and CEO of Secrets of Champions.
George Carlo is a professional in the sports performance industry. Relying on perspective that looks at human performance as a whole, Carlo’s coaching takes into account each and every variable at play in an athlete’s ability to perform at the highest level.
Sports Performance Coach
Through a culmination of exper...

George Carlo
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August 8, 2021 /PRSearchEngine/ — Immediately following the conclusion of the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, world-renowned Sports Performance Coach, George Carlo, will host a recap and review of the athleticism displayed at the Games. Drawing on his decades of experience in the sport performance industry, Carlo will discuss key moments with a professional’s perspective.
A full retrospective, George Carlo’s sports performance in the Olympics blog series wil...