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Athlete365: mental fitness resources
The International Olympic Committee's athlete-built library for wellbeing, mental health and life around sport. Free, and not just for elite athletes.
Child safeguarding e-learning
Sport NZ's free Sport Tutor modules on keeping tamariki and rangatahi safe in sport. For coaches, managers, volunteers and parents.
What wellbeing means
Wellbeing means different things to different people. A grounding look at the parts that make it up, and why there is no single definition.
Balanced female health
Sport NZ's guide for the adults around young sportspeople: puberty, the menstrual cycle, and what supports female health and wellbeing.
Coming back from injury
Rehab is the easy part to describe and the hard part to live. A guide to the weeks where the body is ready before the head is.
Travel and time zones
How to arrive ready to race when your body thinks it is 3am.
An introduction to mental health
The basics: what mental health is, how it shifts over time, and the everyday signs worth paying attention to.
Eating well on competition day
What to eat, when, and why the plan matters more than the menu.
Fixed vs growth mindset
How the way we think about ability shapes the way we train, compete and recover from setbacks.
Burnout: when to push and when to pause
The difference between hard work and running on empty, the warning signs, and what to do about it.
Low energy availability
When training outpaces fuel: what low energy availability is, why it matters, and the early signs.
Nutrition basics
Fuelling for performance and long-term health, without the noise.
Women's health in sport
The health factors specific to female athletes, and how to train with them rather than against them.
Why connection matters
Strong relationships make it safer to speak up and easier to perform. Why connection is worth the effort.
Practising empathy
Most struggles are invisible. Small, practical ways to notice what others carry and respond well.
Managing pressure & performance
A practical guide for athletes and coaches on recognising and managing competitive pressure.