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The Winner Will believes student-athletes can learn to compete with confidence.

06/01/2026

Pressure brings up emotions and that’s normal.

The work is training the skill of emotional agility; learning to listen to what your emotions are telling you without letting them take over.

That’s how you ‘stay home’, compete with confidence, and perform under pressure.

05/26/2026

The future is bright for Olivia Orosz.

Already, Olivia has competed in four National Championship matches and consistently earned selection to National Team programs, establishing herself as one of the top young athletes in Canadian club volleyball.

It’s always special to see athletes who have the mental and emotional tools, along with the physical talent, to keep pushing themselves to the next level with composure, confidence and grit.

Swipe to read about her experience working with The Winner Will 👉

— GK

05/21/2026

Some great battles at 17U Nationals last weekend. It was so fun getting to watch the club athletes I work with compete on the biggest stage of the year. Now… onto 18U Nationals!

05/14/2026

Kinna Fisher is someone who makes things happen.

She’s thoughtful, coachable, and willing to look honestly at herself so she can keep growing. Kinna knows that confidence and opportunity don’t magically appear. She leans in, does the work, and creates her future.

Congratulations, Kinna, on a great U Sports career with UFV Women’s Volleyball and recognition as the Canada West Student-Athlete Community Service Award recipient and Cascades Female All-Around Student-Athlete of the Year.

Swipe to read about Kinna’s experience working with The Winner Will 👉

— GK

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day! To all the incredible women who have supported us, believed in us, and helped shape us into who we are today, thank you.

I’m especially thankful for my amazing mom, for my daughters who are now wonderful mothers themselves, and for all the strong, caring women who continue to fuel dreams, guide others, and give so much of themselves every day.

Your impact reaches further than you know.

- GK

05/05/2026

This or That Tournament Edition, focused on emotional agility.

Before competitions like Provincials and Nationals, think about how you want to respond to your emotions.

Swipe to learn more 👉

— GK

04/30/2026

Knowing your values changes how you compete.

For Kacey Jost, they aren’t just something she talks about, they’re something she lives.

Swipe to read why knowing what matters to you can shape your path and give you something solid to come back to when it matters most.

— GK

04/24/2026

Payton was more than ready for her senior season. Swipe to read more about her path to a national championship 👉

— GK

04/20/2026

It was great to be on Vancouver Island this week with the Comox Valley Volleyball Club (CVVC).

Thank you to Julie Young and all the coaches for the growth mindset environment I walked into.

Across both the girls’ and boys’ teams, the athletes were open and willing to learn more about the mental and emotional side of their performance, a reflection of a really strong club culture.

We spent time together in the classroom and on the court, where the focus was emotional agility, an important skill for young athletes and for life.

Emotional agility is the ability to notice your thoughts and emotions, understand them without getting stuck in them, and choose how to respond in a way that aligns with your values.

It was fun to be on the court, where the athletes began to put that into action, noticing how they were doing and feeling in each rep.

Thank you to the CVVC community for the way you showed up. It was a privilege to be with you.

— GK

04/14/2026

veronica † continues to earn opportunities to compete under pressure.

U SPORTS athletes compete all season for the chance to step into one weekend that decides it all.

Preparing all year for what can feel like one moment brings a lot with it.

Ronnie Dickson’s experience on the road to a U SPORTS National Championship offers a look at what it takes to meet that moment, and to begin seeing pressure as an opportunity.

Competing under pressure with confidence is a skill. It’s built over time, by stepping into these moments again and again, learning how to respond, and understanding how you want to show up when it matters.

The more you earn opportunities to compete under pressure, the more familiar it becomes.

Athletes like Ronnie continue to put themselves in these positions, and in doing so, prepare for the next opportunity to rise.

Swipe to read her experience 👉

— GK

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