What you will receive when you join our EDGE Method course:

• Initial 30-min kickoff call with Rob
• One 30-min group Q&A call
• 20 modules available instantly
• Videos and worksheet content
• Online access to our "Titan community group" to other student-athletes, which can help support, guide, and provide additional perspectives on your successes and challenges

What's in it for parents:

1. Improved Communication: Enhanced emotional intelligence often leads to better communication skills, allowing for more open and constructive conversations between parents and their children.
2. Stronger Relationships: As students develop empathy and self-awareness, their relationships with family members can improve, fostering a deeper connection.
3. Better Stress Management: Students with higher EI can handle stress and pressure more effectively, leading to a calmer household, especially during high-stakes competitions.
4. Enhanced Resilience: Learning to navigate emotions help student-athletes bounce back from setbacks, which can ease parents' worries and promote a more positive home environment.
5. Academic and Athletic Balance: EI training often emphasizes balance in life, helping student-athletes manage academics, sports, and personal life, which can reduce stress for parents.
6. Conflict Resolution Skills: Students equipped with EI can handle conflicts better, whether with teammates, coaches, or peers, reducing the need for parental intervention.
7. Increased Self-Regulation: With improved self-control, student-athletes may make better decisions, both on and off the field, which can ease parents' concerns about risky behaviors.
8. Long-Term Life Skills: Parents benefit from knowing their children are gaining skills that will serve them well in adulthood, including effective leadership, teamwork, and emotional regulation.
9. Greater Engagement: As student-athletes become more emotionally aware, they may engage more deeply in their sports and academics, leading to positive feedback for parents.
10. Support Networks: Many EI programs involve group activities, allowing parents to connect with other families, building a supportive community around shared experiences.

What's in it for student-athletes

1. Enhanced Performance: EI can help athletes manage stress and pressure, leading to improved focus and performance during competitions.
2. Stronger Team Dynamics: Understanding emotions foster better communication and collaboration with teammates, which can enhance team cohesion and success.
3. Improved Resilience: Learning to handle setbacks and challenges emotionally equip student-athletes to bounce back from losses and injuries, maintaining motivation and commitment.
4. Better Leadership Skills: EI is crucial for effective leadership, enabling student-athletes to inspire and support their teammates, whether as captains or peer leaders.
5. Personal Growth: Beyond sports, EI skills help in personal development, fostering self-awareness and emotional regulation that are valuable in all areas of life.
6. Academic Success: Improved emotional regulation can lead to better focus and time management, positively impacting academic performance and reducing stress.
7. Healthier Coping Strategies: EI teaches positive ways to deal with emotions, reducing the likelihood of burnout, anxiety, or unhealthy coping mechanisms.
8. Long-Term Life Skills: The skills learned in an EI course extend far beyond sports, preparing student-athletes for future challenges in work, relationships, and personal growth.
9. Enhanced Motivation and Engagement: Understanding one’s emotions can lead to greater intrinsic motivation, making training and competition more enjoyable and fulfilling.
10. Competitive Edge: In a competitive environment, strong emotional intelligence can set an athlete apart, as they can manage their emotions and navigate social dynamics more effectively.

How will the EDGE Method course make life easier?

1. Better Relationships: Improved EI fosters stronger connections with others by enhancing empathy, active listening, and effective communication, leading to healthier personal and professional relationships.
2. Effective Conflict Resolution: With heightened awareness of emotions, individuals can navigate conflicts more calmly and constructively, reducing stress and misunderstandings.
3. Stress Management: Higher EI helps individuals recognize and regulate their emotions, leading to better coping strategies during challenging situations and minimizing anxiety.
4. Increased Resilience: Those with strong EI can bounce back from setbacks more easily, viewing challenges as opportunities for growth rather than insurmountable obstacles.
5. Enhanced Decision-Making: EI enables individuals to consider both emotional and rational aspects of decisions, leading to more thoughtful and balanced choices.
6. Improved Teamwork: In collaborative environments, heightened EI promotes understanding and cooperation, making teamwork more effective and enjoyable.
7. Greater Self-Awareness: Individuals become more attuned to their own feelings and motivations, leading to better self-management and personal growth.
8. Career Advancement: EI is often linked to leadership qualities and workplace success, helping individuals navigate office dynamics and enhance their professional relationships.
9. Healthier Coping Mechanisms: With a better grasp of emotions, individuals are more likely to adopt positive coping strategies, leading to improved mental and physical well-being.
10. Overall Life Satisfaction: Enhanced EI contributes to greater self-acceptance and emotional well-being, leading to a more fulfilling and balanced life.