INTRODUCTION
What Is Truth (WIT) is an innovative collective platform of writers, martial artists, and mentors with a progressive view on combative arts and personal growth. WIT was created to address the gap in mental preparation for combat sports by bridging the divide between academic research and the practical requirements of fighters. With a focus on personalised mental practices, it strives to offer modern tools to fighters, moving away from the mainstream one-size-fits-all approach. The materials provided integrate knowledge from neuropsychology, sports, and cognitive sciences, following a multidisciplinary approach.
IN FOCUS: TOURNAMENT PREPARATION
The competition preparation materials encompass the concepts of brain science in grappling arts, along with the principles of safe training. In addition, they clarify terms that are often misunderstood, such as confidence, stress management, mental strength. Our aim is to provide a thoughtful and emphatic approach to athletic growth, challenging the “push it harder” culture, and advocating for combative arts as a means of self-improvement. We’ve collected what a fighter needs to know about preparing mentally for competitions in order to achieve steady success.
LATEST ARTICLES
- Most common injuries in grappling arts and contact sports
- What drives overtraining? Being pushed to the physical limits of exercise – Literature review
- Leave your ego at the door VS. Keep your ego besides
- It is believed that if unsure of the answer, it’s best to stick with the initial hunch
- What Is Truth (WIT) Publishes Theoretical Model for Mental Training: Tournament Preparation Model for Grappling Arts
Where your fear is,
C. G. Jung
there your task is.