
Jake Johnstone from The Mind Mountain delves deep into the inner psyche, tools, and tactics of Mountain Bikers from all walks of life to uncover what it takes to push personal boundaries in the sport we love - through a mental performance lens. Whether it’s pro racers, ambassadors, or coaches, this podcast breaks down stigmas and normalizes conversations around mindset, emotions, and the mental si... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 63 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsWildernessSelf-ImprovementEducation | |||

In this episode of The Mind Mountain Podcast, I sit down with Dr. Kath Bicknell, a cognitive researcher, mountain biker, and founder of Intelligent Action. Kath completed a PhD investigating the lived experience of mountain biking, combining academic... more
In this episode, I sit down with Lewis Brindley, founder of Adventure Fuel, a professional bike guide with Adventure South NZ, and a New Zealand mountain biking expert.
Originally from the UK, Lewis shares how a rough first ride in Queenstown sparke... more
In this episode, Jake sits down with Cait Leavitt, a registered clinical counsellor, certified mental performance consultant, mountain biker, and founder of Mind With Matter, for a deep conversation on the connection between mental health, performanc... more
In this episode of the Mind Mountain Podcast, Jake sits down with John Casson. Director of Education at the Professional Mountain Bike Instructor Association (PMBIA), to explore how a more human-centered approach to coaching helps riders build confid... more
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A show focused on the mental side of mountain biking, featuring coaches, elite riders, and guiding professionals who discuss mindset, performance psychology, coaching pedagogy, and risk management. Episodes often center on practical tools for nervous system regulation, deliberate practice, and progress through challenging terrains, with guests who blend coaching expertise, athletic experience, and real-world expedition planning. It's likely to appeal to riders seeking to level up their mindset, decision-making under pressure, and sustainable performance, as well as coaches and guides looking for actionable coaching frameworks and community-driven approaches to growth. A notable strength is the mix of high-level coaching education, athlete m... more
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Recent guests on The Mind Mountain Podcast include:
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6. Ross Dunlop
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