sport-mentaltraining.pro

What It Is

mentaltraining.pro is a German sports mental training and coaching service. Its stated promise is “Top-Leistung auf Abruf” — helping athletes reliably access peak performance under competitive pressure. It is not a psychotherapy service; instead, it focuses on training cognitive skills, emotional control, stress regulation, motivation, confidence, and concentration.

Core Offering

The service is aimed at individual athletes, coaches, teams, endurance athletes, and esports players. Its training process is relatively clear: it starts with a free informational consultation to assess fit, followed by an analysis of strengths and weaknesses to identify the key psychological factors affecting performance. A personalized “Masterplan” is then created, with ongoing adjustments through training logs, questionnaires, checklists, scripts, homework, and online monitoring. Formats include one-on-one coaching, lectures, workshops, one-day individual consultations, pre-competition preparation, and on-site competition support. Remote coaching is also available by phone, Skype, or other video platforms.

Pricing

The site clearly states that new clients can receive an approximately 20-minute free, confidential, no-obligation informational consultation. Training duration, frequency, and plans are customized based on individual needs. The main text mentions a “price overview,” but no specific amounts are provided, so budget transparency is limited. Actual costs require inquiry by email or form.

Pros and Cons

Its main strength is its highly focused positioning, making it especially suitable for people who already have a foundation in physical and technical training but are affected by anxiety, pressure, concentration issues, or lack of confidence during competition. The service is not limited to athletes; it also covers coach communication, team building, and esports scenarios, giving it a fairly broad scope. The drawbacks are the lack of a standardized course outline, pricing, session length information, and success-case data. The teaching environment appears to be primarily German-language, which may not be friendly to Chinese or English-speaking users. The site also explicitly states that it does not provide psychotherapy, so users dealing with clinical psychological issues should seek qualified medical or mental health professionals.

Who It’s For

It is suitable for competitive, amateur, or recreational athletes, especially those who become nervous before events, perform well in training but underperform in competition, lack confidence after injury, or experience a long-term decline in motivation. It is also suitable for coaches and clubs looking to improve communication and team cohesion.

Access from China

The collected text does not provide information about access or payment from mainland China, so its accessibility status is unknown.