Stacie Mahoe

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Stacie Mahoe Mom of 8. Former DI athlete. Student of Growth. Creator of Your Personal Pit Stop. Helping racing minds slow down so they can accelerate again without crashing.

Journals, tools & resources at StacieMahoe.com. Stacie is a former DI athlete who grew up playing and loving the game of softball. She has been a coach longer than she's been a sports parent and is here to share the tips and tools that have helped her along the way. Enjoy!

10/23/2026

No matter what you do or how good you get, haters gonna hate. Stay focused on who & what matters most.

Especially if practices are not at all game like. There’s a difference being able to do something and do it consistently...
10/21/2026

Especially if practices are not at all game like.

There’s a difference being able to do something and do it consistently.

There’s a difference being able to do something and do it under pressure.

There’s difference being able to do something and do it while fatigued.

And there’s definitely a difference between being able to do something vs do it under all of the above conditions AND do so consistently.

That kind of mastery can take time to develop. It can require different kinds of challenges in practice that help move them through that progression.

There’s absolutely a time to drill basics, with no pressure, in a controlled environment. And there’s a time to start challenging that a bit more as well as a time to practice it under game-like conditions so that it can actually be executed on game day.

Don’t be that non-starter who mails it in at practice because “I’m not gonna play anyway.”If you’re not starting, the qu...
09/25/2026

Don’t be that non-starter who mails it in at practice because “I’m not gonna play anyway.”

If you’re not starting, the quality of your practice reps even MORE valuable and important, not less. Because those are the only reps you’re going to get. So you dang well better be making the most of them!

Your practice reps are your “game” reps until you actually get in the game. Make every one count. Don’t take them for granted. Don’t waste them and then wonder why you don’t get more “opportunities.”

Use the opportunities you DO have. If right now, all you got is practice reps, take them seriously. Make the most of every one 🔥

My biggest hope for you is that you play lights out when you have the chance. That you get into that game and play like you belong there, like you’ve been training for it this whole time, because you actually have been.

I want everyone to know that your time “on the bench” was never wasted. That you made the most of every moment and that it shows in the way you play. Leave no doubt that you put the work in, that you kept learning, and you’re ready.

09/24/2026

Who and what are you giving your attention to?

09/21/2026

Your priorities won’t always make sense to others. Just make sure they make sense for you and align with what truly matters in your life.

Does your daughter have too many voices in her head? Does she seem to be getting more confused or less sure of herself? ...
08/24/2026

Does your daughter have too many voices in her head? Does she seem to be getting more confused or less sure of herself? Do you see her hesitating, thinking too much, tensing up, or trying too hard?

Maybe you can relate to what that feels like too m.

Today, I saw a friend of mine post this about her business …

“I’m getting back to the core … I realized I had too many voices in my ear … And slowly but surely, the results are showing.”

Most of the voices our athletes have in their ear or in our head are genuinely aiming to help.

That doesn’t mean it doesn’t get overwhelming in the process. That doesn’t mean it doesn’t sometimes unintentionally …

😕 increase uncertainty
😣 interfere with performance
🥴 create doubt or confusion

… or undermine the very confidence we are trying to help them build.

With all the well meaning input your daughter gets throughout the day …

From teachers, friends, coaches, heck … even from social media …

Does she have time and space to simply sit with the CORE of who she is? So she can get to know that CORE?

No outside voices. Just hers.

So that, like my friend, they can reconnect with it, tap back into it, learn to train and play from their own strengths instead of trying to chase down every new tip which can unintentionally pull them away from who they are and how they play best.

If your daughter seems to be hesitating, unsure, overcomplicating, or freezing instead of just playing … she may need this more than any new drill or extra practice session.

If we want our kids (and our teams) to have a strong foundation so they are not pushed and pulled all over the place when adversity comes along, we need to give them ways to get to know who they are, to get to know what works for them, to give them ways to SEE their own progress so they can firmly believe in what THEY are capable of.

This is why I do what I do for you. This is why I create what I create for athletes rather than offer you the latest bat or fancy piece of training equipment.

Because all of that means nothing without a strong core and connection to that core.

Just as my friend is beginning to see the results of her efforts, that’s what I want for you daughter/team. For them to see and feel the results, in stronger and stronger ways, as they continue to do the work within THEMSELVES (not just within their sport).

They already put in so much time and effort into what they do. Let’s make sure it counts for as much as it possibly can💞

Simple tools to help them unlock their best day after day.

Now it’s even easier to figure out where to start. Your best Next Step in the first comment ⬇️

First posted this years ago. Still applicable today 💞🥎💞
08/21/2026

First posted this years ago. Still applicable today 💞🥎💞

I see coaches dropping F bombs on little kids during games (think 8U). Yelling at young ladies during games for EVERYONE...
08/20/2026

I see coaches dropping F bombs on little kids during games (think 8U). Yelling at young ladies during games for EVERYONE to hear about how much they suck. That they may as well pack up and go home because they’re useless.

And parents DEFEND these coaches. They tell other parents they WANT their daughters to be coached that way. They like it.

Like these parents don’t understand that coaches can coach HARD without being degrading or belittling. How are we still here in 2026?

Then I see other coaches who show they care in a million different ways. Who build their athletes up. Who pour their heart and soul into their team and aim to empower the young ladies they work with, not just as athletes, but as human beings too … and they’re the ones dealing with nasty comments and lack of support from parents?

Make it make sense 😭
Because I truly do not understand 😔

Does it ever seem like your daughter is drowning in information overload?Like she has so many instructions that she ends...
08/12/2026

Does it ever seem like your daughter is drowning in information overload?

Like she has so many instructions that she ends up overthinking, getting stuck in her head, or trying too hard in games?

And she just can’t seem to catch a break no matter how hard she works?

What if she didn’t need another instruction?

What if she just needed some time and space to actually process all the info she already has?

Somewhere to slow down. To stop taking IN more. To let some of it flow OUT. So she can focus on what matters and let the rest go?

So when it’s time to play…
she can just play 🥎

More in the first comment 👇🏽

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