EVO BLOG
By Amy Smith, M.Ed, CHC
As March is upon us, we pause to name and celebrate the overlooked contributions of women in history. We tell our stories so that we can also ensure that girls have the opportunities to create their own history. I tell my stories so that girls and women in sports know they h...
By Scott Ford
Today is another day in my book of days, starting with my daily journal. For me, journaling is like diving into a freshwater stream of consciousness and going for a swim. Sometimes the swims are on the surface; other swims dive deeper. It’s up to me: do I snorkel on the surface, or br...
By Scott Ford
What I find fascinating about the transformational process is that transformation requires a letting go of the old in order for the new to emerge. For subject to become object one must "let go" of the subject, and that letting go process is inherent to integral consciousness and flowi...
By Scott Ford
The paradigm shift we are seeing in high-performance coaching is a shift of inclusion and expansion. It includes non-ordinary training practices that transcend and include the ordinary training practices we all grew up with. With the inclusion of non-ordinary training practices to the...
By David Meggyesy & Greg Warburton of Evolutionary Sports Collective and Jonathan D. Greenberg, Director of the USF Institute for Nonviolence and Social Justice
 We at Evolutionary Sports Collective are building into our efforts a constant and ongoing focus on sports and athletes as agents of socia...
by Scott Ford
Let’s start with working definitions for two categories of performance experience and their equally different states of performance consciousness.
The first performance category is constructed with our Normal Order Performance Experiences, our NOPEs, which we create when we’re playing ...
By Jason Dorland
Like many sporting enthusiasts I was captivated by the Netflix documentary, The Last Dance. Wow—impressive on so many levels—the behind the scenes story, the unprecedented access to the team and resulting candid interviews, the dramatic game footage, and, of course, the seemingly i...
By Scott Ford
As coaches, we’ve all been on lock-down during the Covid-19 pandemic, and now, as we transition back into coaching, we are also transitioning forward into new coaching territory. If all goes well, soon we will be going back to our pre-virus jobs after months of in-virus seclusion watc...
 By Barry Robbins
Our lives have been transformed as never before, as we attempt to navigate uncharted waters during this time of corona virus.
The pandemic has become a new form of unrehearsed practice. The shelter-in rules have created a quasi-monastic life for the world’s population. For a peri...
By Scott Ford
Q: How to cultivate resilience during times of crisis?
To cultivate resilience during times of crisis, we first need to know what we mean by “resilience,” and then we have to define the crisis during which we are cultivating resilience.
Resilience is about returning to your original...
By Greg Warburton
I remain compassionately aware of the need(s) of millions in the world of sport who are isolated in the no-regular-sport-activity-indefinitely desert without the oasis of having practices to stay mentally and emotionally fit and strong.
As I reflect upon this current-moment need ...
 By David Meggyesy
Our response to the Covid 19 pandemic will be a test of our human resilience for every human being on the planet. Massive transformation and change is continuing in front of our eyes - including potentially a major positive jump in our human evolution. Historically how humanity r...
