Why “Mental mechanics?”

Many people focus on the technical, tactical and physical mechanics of their performance. While those are very important, the mental side is often overlooked. If your Mental Mechanics are not operating at their highest, it is hard to perform at your best on a consistent basis. This is why we want to help you engineer your mind for peak performance.

To engineer is a term that encompasses individuals who design, build and maintain a process or system. That is what we aim to do here at The Mental Mechanics. It is a collaborative effort to design mental tools for your skills set, build the mechanics so it becomes natural or even automatic, and maintain the techniques for every performance, no matter the circumstances.

Who we Are

Kyle Meyer currently lives in Rolla, Missouri but is originally from a small town of Monett in Southwest Missouri. He is very passionate about sports and has been since a young age. Kyle participated in four sports while in high school: football, wrestling, baseball and track & field. His high school career ended in four state championships in wrestling and All-State honors in football.

He continued his wrestling career at Stanford University where he was able to become NCAA D1 National Qualifier in 2014. He graduate with a degree in Psychology and furthered his education at the University of Tennessee where he obtained a Master’s in Sport Psychology and Motor Behavior.

Since 2015, Kyle has been working for the military instructing Soldiers and Marines on performance psychology and resilience skills. He has also coached high school wrestling for over a decade between schools in Tennessee and Missouri with multiple state champs, medalists and top 10 team finishes.

Kyle is a Certified Mental Performance Consultant (CMPC) through Association of Applied Sport Psychology (AASP). CMPCs are individuals with a master’s or doctoral degree in sport science or psychology who have met specific course requirements, have completed an extensive, mentored applied experience, and passed a certification exam demonstrating the highest standards of professional practice in the field of sport and performance psychology. For more information, visit appliedsportpsych.org/certification/.

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