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  <title>93 | Faith In Motion</title>
  <description>What happens when you put&amp;amp;nbsp;Newton’s Laws of Motion, human performance, psychology, and faith into the same conversation? In this behind-the-scenes episode of the All Things Performance Podcast, Dr. Josiah Igono takes listeners inside a real Performance Psychology session with a collegiate football team. (Note: This session is not presented here in its entirety) Rather than simply talking about motivation or mental toughness, Josiah challenges the athletes to think differently about performance by connecting scientific principles—including Newton’s Laws and the relationship between force, motion, energy, and action—to the way athletes approach their lives and competition. But the conversation doesn't stop with science. Josiah explores the spiritual implications of performance, challenging athletes to consider how their gifts, abilities, discipline, choices, and actions reflect something bigger than the scoreboard. The result is a fascinating intersection of sports science, performance psychology, physics, faith, identity, discipline, and personal responsibility. This isn't your typical team talk. It's a behind-the-scenes look at how science can provide a framework for understanding performance—and how faith can provide a foundation for understanding why we perform in the first place. In This Episode:   Newton's Laws and their application to human performance   The relationship between force, motion, energy, and action   Scientific principles applied to athletic performance   Performance psychology and athlete development   The connection between physical performance and mental preparation   Discipline, responsibility, and intentional action   How athletes can think beyond performance outcomes   Science can explain how things move. Performance psychology can help explain how people respond. Faith challenges us to ask what we are ultimately moving toward. Next Steps: Watch Podcasts &amp;amp;amp; ATP content on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@allthingsperformance4379  Email Us:&amp;amp;nbsp;atperformancellc@gmail.com  Subscribe, share, and join us as we explore the science, psychology, and practice of human performance. #AllThingsPerformance #JosiahIgono #PerformancePsychology #SportsPsychology #MentalPerformance #MentalToughness #CollegeFootball #FootballMindset #AthleteMindset #SportsScience #Newtonslaws #Physics #AthleteDevelopment #HighPerformance #PeakPerformance #FaithAndSports #ChristianAthlete #ChristianFootball #PerformanceCoach #MentalSkills &amp;amp;nbsp; </description>
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