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by Ben Chuba (Author), Brochard (Author)
The moment you've dreamed of your entire life, standing atop the podium, medal around your neck, national anthem playing should be pure euphoria. So why do so many elite athletes describe the weeks that follow as the darkest of their careers?
"The Podium Hangover" exposes the hidden epidemic plaguing elite athletics: post-competition depression. The authors reveal how the very drive that propels athletes to greatness becomes their greatest vulnerability after victory. Through groundbreaking research and intimate interviews with Olympic champions, world record holders, and professional athletes, this book uncovers why 35% of elite competitors experience severe depression within months of their biggest wins.
The problem isn't the loss, it's the win. When your entire identity revolves around chasing a goal, what happens when you finally catch it? Athletes describe feeling hollow, purposeless, and terrifyingly lost despite achieving everything they'd worked toward. The podium, meant to be the pinnacle, becomes the cliff.
This book is not another sports psychology book filled with generic advice. "The Podium Hangover" provides a revolutionary framework for understanding and overcoming post-victory depression. The book lays it out for you to discover practical strategies for rebuilding identity beyond athletic achievement, maintaining mental wellness during career transitions, and creating sustainable fulfillment that extends far beyond any medal.
Whether you're a competing athlete, coach, sports psychologist, or parent of an elite performer, this book offers essential tools for navigating the psychological complexities of high-level competition. Learn how to transform the podium from an ending into a beginning.
Don't let victory become the enemy of wellbeing. Discover how to win at competition and at life. Your mental health deserves the same training intensity as your physical performance.
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