Episode 297: How our clothes influence our performance

by | Jun 25, 2024 | Podcast | 0 comments

Show notes

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In this EP, I explore the intricate relationship between fashion and athletic performance.

Key Takeaways

  • Vogue World Inspiration: The recent Vogue World show in Paris blended fashion and sport, sparking today’s discussion.
  • Enclothed Cognition: Clothing influences psychological processes and athletic performance.
  • High-Quality Sportswear: Proper sportswear boosts confidence and readiness.
  • Research Insights: Well-fitted sportswear enhances performance; overly revealing uniforms can detract from focus.
  • Athlete Quotes: Serena Williams, Maria Sharapova, Simone Biles, and Flo Jo emphasize the impact of fashion on performance.
  • Colour Psychology: Colours like red can enhance aggression and dominance, while blue promotes calmness.
  • Practical Tips: Dress with intention, even when training at home, to boost confidence and performance.
  • Personal Reflections: Updating your wardrobe to match body changes is crucial for comfort and confidence.

Quotes
"We dress to look good to feel good to perform good."
"When we play to win, we train to win and we dress to win."

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