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Episode 2: Mental Toughness, Injuries and Motivation

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EPISODE 2: Mental Toughness, Injuries and Motivation

In episode 2 of the Women’s Hockey Life podcast, host Jaclyn Hawkins chats with Brianna Decker, two-time Olympian,  PWHPA member and member of the U.S. National Women’s ice hockey team. Throughout the episode, Jaclyn touches on Brianna’s training during the COVID-19 pandemic, recovering through injuries and improving her mindset to motivate her on and off the ice.

The fun doesn’t stop there, Brianna also talks about her time as an assistant coach for the U18 national women’s hockey team and how coaching has broadened her perspective on the game.

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