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by Coach Que
Stories & Strategies in Mental Toughness, Leadership & Confidence. The Underdawg’s Voice Podcast with Coach Que is where overlooked and underestimated athletes—and the parents who support them—discover the mindset required to win. Through real stories and proven strategies, this show delivers the mental toughness, leadership tools, and confidence training needed to become undeniable on and off the court. Train the mind. Build the legacy. Become unstoppable.
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- 5 days ago35 min
When Missing Shots Start Affecting Everything Else
Somaya Davis is known for her shooting — but what happens when the shot stops falling?In this episode of the Underdawgs Voice Podcast, the Class of 2029 St. Frances Academy combo guard takes us inside a difficult tournament game where missed shots started affecting more than scoring. Her defense slipped, communication dropped, frustration grew, and she began feeling like she was letting her team down.The turning point came before the late free throws. Somaya stopped waiting for her shot to fix the game and found other ways to help: defend, communicate, create for teammates, get steals, and get back.She also talks about transferring to St. Frances, accountability, what “next play” means after a mistake, what athletes need from parents after a bad game, and why a coach has to be able to trust more than a player’s shot.Parents, if one mistake starts affecting the next few possessions, use the free Pressure Pattern Snapshot to identify what pressure may be revealing:https://the-underdawgs-voice.newzenler.com/f/pressure-pattern-snapshotPressure reveals training.
- 1 weeks ago1h 10m
When You Can’t Get Out of Your Head
What happens when an athlete walks into a game already carrying frustration, pressure, or negativity?In this episode of the Underdawgs Voice Podcast, Coach Que sits down with Kayden McDaniel to talk about a game where she couldn’t get out of her own head before tipoff—and how that affected the way she played.Kayden opens up about blaming herself, recognizing when her mindset was pulling her away from her normal game, and responding differently when she faced another opportunity.The conversation also explores what parents can do when their athlete is already carrying something emotionally before the game starts—and when coaching from the sidelines can become another distraction instead of support.This episode is about more than one bad game. It’s about recognizing what pressure changes first and learning how to respond before one difficult moment controls everything that comes next.Pressure reveals training.Start with the free Pressure Pattern Snapshot in the episode links.🎯 Pressure Pattern Snapshothttps://the-underdawgs-voice.newzenler.com/f/pressure-pattern-snapshot
- 2 weeks ago25 min
When Everyone Is Counting on Her
When everybody is counting on a young athlete, the goal can start carrying more than the game itself.Addi Johnson is chasing a state championship while playing for her grandfather at Palo Duro, the same school where her father became the all-time leading scorer. Addi talks about the work behind the goal, the sacrifices her family has made, and the pressure that comes with feeling like teammates, family, and an entire community are counting on them.This episode is about ambition, family legacy, sacrifice, faith, and the responsibility an athlete can start feeling when a meaningful goal becomes everybody’s goal.Parents, if expectations begin changing how your athlete communicates, responds to mistakes, or experiences the game, use the free Pressure Pattern Snapshot:https://the-underdawgs-voice.newzenler.com/f/pressure-pattern-snapshotPressure reveals training.
- 3 weeks ago32 min
When the Mistakes Wouldn’t Stop | Leighton
What happens when mistakes start piling up and an athlete doesn’t know how to fix it quickly?Leighton talks with Coach Que about frustration after repeated mistakes, how she reset, how she communicated with her coach, supported her teammates, and kept working through a difficult stretch.Parents, if your athlete changes after mistakes start stacking up, use the free Pressure Pattern Snapshot:https://the-underdawgs-voice.newzenler.com/f/pressure-pattern-snapshotPressure reveals training.
- Aug 19, 202618 min
When Scoring Drops Against Better Competition — Brysun Brown
What happens when a young athlete moves up against better competition and the points stop coming as easily?Eleven-year-old Brysun Brown experienced that firsthand.When his shots were not falling, Brysun initially felt like he was not playing well. But the game began giving him other evidence.Defense. Blocks. Steals. Communication. Passing. Listening to coaching.In this episode of the Underdawgs Voice Podcast, Brysun talks with Coach Que about what changed when the competition got bigger and faster, why frustration showed up when he could not make his normal shots, and how he learned to find other ways to help his team.Parents, the lesson is not that points do not matter. It is that one number should not automatically decide whether your athlete believes they competed well.If this pattern sounds familiar, use the free Pressure Pattern Snapshot:https://the-underdawgs-voice.newzenler.com/f/pressure-pattern-snapshotPressure reveals training.
- Aug 5, 202631 min
Why Young Athletes Hold Back When They Feel Watched
What happens when a talented young athlete becomes more worried about how a mistake looks than what to do next?Madison Noel is preparing to enter Hudson Catholic while competing with the Riverside Lady Hawks Junior EYBL program. In this episode, she explains how fear of embarrassment, stronger competition, and worrying about what other people think can cause an athlete to hesitate, become quiet, or play smaller.Madison shares:Why knowing other people saw the mistake can feel worse than the mistake itselfWhat adults may misunderstand as “not trying”Why athletes may hold back against stronger opponentsWhy she needs time before receiving feedback after a difficult gameHow she plans to compete against older and stronger playersWhat she can control when fear tells her to pull backParents, an athlete playing smaller does not automatically mean they lack effort or commitment. Sometimes they care so much about failing in front of other people that they begin protecting themselves from embarrassment.The goal is not to make fear disappear. The goal is to train the athlete to recognize the opportunity, make the decision, accept the result, and stay connected to the next play.Parents, if Madison’s story sounds familiar, use the free mobile Pressure Pattern Snapshot to identify the response you may be seeing after a difficult moment.Six quick choices. No essays. Immediate result.https://the-underdawgs-voice.newzenler.com/f/pressure-pattern-snapshotPressure reveals training.#BasketballParents #AthletePressure #YouthBasketball #UnderdawgsVoice #PressureRevealsTraining
- Jul 30, 202628 min
Why Talented Athletes Start Playing Smaller Under Pressure
Why do talented athletes sometimes begin playing smaller after earning a bigger role?Myla Tran entered competitive circuit basketball with the ability to score, create for teammates, and lead from the point-guard position. But as expectations became heavier, she started passing up open shots, overthinking decisions, and playing tense.The talent was still there.What changed was how much she trusted herself when coaches, teammates, parents, and Myla herself were expecting her to perform.In this episode, Myla explains:• why making her parents proud became her strongest source of pressure;• how fear of making the wrong decision caused more mistakes;• why one bad play could remain in her head for several possessions;• what she needed from adults on the sideline;• how pressure changed her body language and communication;• what she now does immediately after a turnover;• how she is preparing to lead at St. Andrew's;• why mistakes are still part of the game, even when an athlete makes the correct decision.Parents, an athlete playing smaller does not always mean she lacks effort or no longer cares.She may care so much about disappointing other people that she stops trusting herself.Free Mobile Fillable Pressure Pattern SnapshotOpen this on your phone after a game, practice, or tournament weekend and fill it out right away:https://the-underdawgs-voice.newzenler.com/f/pressure-pattern-snapshotThe Snapshot can help you identify what your athlete does after mistakes, corrections, and high-pressure moments - and what they may need next.
- Jul 22, 202657 min
Why Young Athletes Look at Their Parents After Mistakes
Parents, after your athlete makes a mistake, what do they look at first?Do they drop their head, get quiet, rush the next play, or look toward you?In this episode, 10-year-old basketball player Dylan Malveaux and his mom, Brandi Malveaux, talk honestly about mistakes, pressure, encouragement, and what young athletes need after hard moments in the game.Brandi is a former All-American and professional basketball player, coach, educator, and mother of three athletes. She explains something many sports parents need to hear: sometimes the athlete is not only responding to the mistake. They are also responding to the parent's face, body language, and energy after the mistake.In this episode, we discuss:• Why Dylan sometimes looks toward his mom after mistakes• How Brandi learned to monitor her own facial expressions and sideline reactions• What Dylan needs most when the game becomes frustrating• Why “next play” should include one specific next action• How one mistake can affect the next few possessions• How parents can support without making the game feel heavierParents, if your athlete puts pressure on themselves, gets quiet after mistakes, or has trouble moving to the next play, start with the free mobile Pressure Pattern Snapshot:https://the-underdawgs-voice.newzenler.com/f/pressure-pattern-snapshotPressure reveals training.
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Stories & Strategies in Mental Toughness, Leadership & Confidence. The Underdawg’s Voice Podcast with Coach Que is where overlooked and underestimated athletes—and the parents who support them—discover the mindset required to win. Through real stories and proven strategies, this show delivers the mental toughness, leadership tools, and confidence training needed to become undeniable on and off the court. Train the mind. Build the legacy. Become unstoppable.
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