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At 'Your Athletic Mind' we offer the following services-

  • Personalized Squash Coaching.
  • Mentoring for athletes.
  • Sport parent consultations.
  • Preparing an annual plan for athletes.
  • Time management planning for athletes.
For details of above services or any other business inquiries, you can reach me at support@yourathleticmind.com 
I usually get back within 24 hours.

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