7 movement standards that build the confidence, resilience and mental strength kids need to perform under pressureβand handle everything else life throws at them. Not just faster. Braver!
Designed Specifically for Young Athletes Ages 8-16
Founding Member Price Ends Dec 31st 2025
Technically skilled but falls apart under pressure. Performance drops in competition. Great in training, struggles in games. Has the physical ability but not the mental strength.
Gives up when things get hard. Quits activities after initial struggle. Can't push through difficulty. Avoids challenges rather than facing them. Compares to others and feels "not good enough."
Hesitates to try new things even when capable. Holds back in social situations. Needs constant reassurance. Doesn't raise their hand in class. Won't put themselves out there.
Play Easier builds mental strength through systematic movement education.
Not motivational speeches. Not positive thinking. Not "just believe in yourself."
Physical competence that creates psychological confidence.
Most mental skills training is top-downβcoaches tell kids to "be confident," "be mentally tough," "don't let pressure get to you."
The problem?
You can't think your way to confidence when your nervous system is telling your body you're not capable.
70% of kids quit sports by age 13. Not from physical injuries. From mental struggles.
45% say "not having fun" (pressure, comparison, anxiety)
31% say "not feeling good enough" (confidence destroyed)
Only 16% cite physical injury
Traditional sports build technical skills but often destroy confidence.
Play Easier works differently.
Instead of telling your child to be mentally tough, we give them embodied proof they're capable.
Then performance follows naturally.
I was lucky enough to represent England U18s at rugby. That was the dream.
Then three knee reconstructions ended my career before it really started.
The physical pain healed in months.
The psychological damage from believing "I'm not good enough"?
That lasted decades, in my work, my relationships, and within me.
Years later, I saw the same pattern everywhere: Kids quitting sports not because of physical injuries (only 16%) but because of mental health struggles (45% "not having fun," 31% "not feeling good enough").
We're solving the wrong problem.
We obsess over physical injury prevention while confidence gets destroyed daily.
So I built Play Easierβnot to create better athletes, but to build more confident, resilient kids who can handle hard things.
Because athletic performance doesn't matter if your child quits because they believe they're not good enough.
That belief ruins lives. I know. I lived it.
This program prevents that.
β Coach Mick
Instead of telling your child "just be confident," we give them physical experiences that prove they're capable.
Seven movement standards. Twenty-one progressive sessions. Seven weeks.
Each physical skill maps to a mental skill:
Balance β Handling uncertainty and instability (on field and in life)
Posture β Self-regulation under pressure (anxiety management)
Acceleration β Taking controlled risks (going for it when it matters)
Foot Strike β Absorbing impact without breaking (resilience)
Push Off β Creating power and agency (making things happen)
Arms β Finding rhythm in chaos (flow states)
Cadence β Sustainable effort (finishing what you start)
This isn't just running technique.
It's systematic confidence architecture that shows up everywhere:
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Competition (perform when it matters)
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School (raise hand, try hard things)
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Social situations (introduce yourself, put yourself out there)
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Life challenges (face difficulty without quitting)
It's about building kids who perform under pressure, push through difficulty, and try hard things.
Athletic performance improves as a natural byproduct of mental strength.
βMick is very knowledgeable and fantastic to work with! After just one lesson, my 15 year old daughterβs running improved dramatically. Highly recommended πβ
- Nevenka, mother of 15 year old soccer player
βMick has been amazing with my sonβs recovery. Thanks to him, my son is running comfortably and smoothly again - appreciate his care and support.β
- Joel, father of 10 year old soccer player
βIβve done multiple running analysis sessions with Mick and have been so much better for them. Has fixed my running immensely and made me so much more effective on the pitch! Recommend to any athlete.β
- Felix, 16 year old rugby player
Each movement standard teaches a physical skill that creates a mental skill.
Your child isn't just learning to runβthey're building the psychological tools that show up in competition, school, social situations, and life challenges.
Physical competence creates mental competence.
"I can wobble and not fall. Falling isn't catastrophic. I can handle uncertainty."
When your child masters balance, they learn to handle instability without panic. That transfers to trying new things, meeting new people, facing the unknown.
"Standing tall changes how I feel. I can shift my state when anxious."
Posture isn't cosmetic. Collapsed posture sends "danger" signals to the brain. Tall posture sends "safe" signals. Your child learns to regulate anxiety through their body.
"I can push into the unknown. Speed doesn't mean loss of control."
Anxious kids avoid accelerationβit feels like losing control. When they learn to accelerate safely, they discover: "I can move fast without catastrophe." That's risk tolerance.
"I can absorb impact. Hard things don't break me."
How your child's foot hits the ground reveals how they handle difficulty. Collapsers buckle. Resisters stiffen. Confident kids absorb and distribute force. That's resilience.
"I make things happen. I'm not waitingβI'm creating."
Push-off is about agency: "Do I wait for things to happen TO me, or do I make things happen?" Your child learns to be the actor, not the reactor.
"I can find rhythm when overwhelmed. Let one thing set the pace."
When everything feels chaotic, rhythm provides regulation. Arms set the tempo, everything else syncs. Your child learns: "I can create order in chaos."
"I can maintain effort. I don't burn out. I finish what I start."
Anxious kids either sprint (burn out Week 3) or avoid entirely. Sustainable cadence teaches: "I can do hard things consistently without collapsing."
This isn't just running technique. It's systematic confidence architecture
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7 Movement Standards with complete video instruction
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21 Progressive homework sessions (3x/week, 15-20 min)
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Confidence Connection sections (physical β psychological transfer)
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Personal video feedback from Mick (Week 1 + Week 7)
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Private parent community (support, accountability, shared journey)
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Lifetime access (return whenever confidence wobbles)
Value: $499
π Stride Strong Foundation Toolkit ($47 value)
Build lower limb foundational strength
π Parent Playbook ($97 value)
Exact language scripts to aid the parent
π Parent Coaching Foundations Module ($197 value)
7 video lessons on the psychology behind movement-based confidence
π Running Blueprint & Standards ($127 value)
10 mobility & lifestyle standards to measure
π Mobility Library ($77 value)
Comprehensive mobility exercises for tight/restricted kids
π 6-Week Technique Transition Program ($147 value)
What to do after Play EasierβWeeks 8-13 maintenance plan
π First Steps to 5K Achievement Program ($97 value)
Optional concrete goal for kids who need measurable targets
Bonus Value: $789
$1,288
Founding Member Price:
$199
That's 84% off
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Less than 2 therapy sessions ($300-500 each)
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Less than 1 month of traditional sports ($200-400/month)
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Less than what you'd spend on shoes that teach nothing
Zero Risk. Just Resilience.
Complete all 7 weeks. If your child doesn't attempt at least 3 things they were previously avoiding by Week 7, email for a 100% refund.
PLUS: Free 1-on-1 consultation (30 min) to figure out what's blocking their confidence.
You risk nothing. You gain everything.
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β Is technically skilled but mentally fragile under pressure (great in training, struggles in competition)
β Needs more confidence, resilience, or mental toughness (any levelβslightly hesitant to very anxious)
β Gives up when things get difficult instead of pushing through
β Hesitates or holds back even when they're capable
β Compares themselves to others and feels "not good enough"
β Is athletic but needs stronger mindset (has the physical skills, needs mental skills)
β Would benefit from mental strength that transfers beyond sports (school, social, life)
β You're willing to practice WITH them 3-4x per week, 15-20 min each (co-training required)
β You only want faster running times (this builds mental skills; performance is the byproduct, not the primary focus)
β You want your child to do this alone (parent co-training is required)
β You're looking for a 1-2 week quick fix (real mental strength takes 7 weeks to build)
β Your child is already mentally tough and just needs technique (this is for building confidence/resilience)
β You're not willing to push through Week 3-4 resistance (that's where mental toughness actually builds)
β You want someone else to fix your child (this requires your participation)
This works for:
Competitive athletes who need mental skills
Hesitant kids who need general confidence
Anyone who wants to be mentally stronger, more resilient, and more courageous
If you checked 3+ boxes in the green column, this is likely the right fit.
Every day your child avoids challenges, the "I can't" belief gets stronger.
But every day they attempt hard things and succeed, the "I can learn" belief grows.
Give your child what I wish someone had given me: the embodied proof that they can learn hard things.
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