Learning to Win was formed as the private consultancy practice of Sheffield based Sport Psychologist Pete Lindsay.  Under the Learning to Win banner, Pete delivers performance psychology consultancy support to performers from sporting and corporate arenas.   Central to Learning to Win’s philosophy of enhancing performance is the belief that learning is the skill that underpins all others.

We work with perfomers to help them understand their character, their thinking preferences, and their learning styles - we do this in order to help them Learn to Practice and identify when their Learning Cycle might "stall".  Once performers are aware of how their preferences and natural strengths can serve and inhibit them, we then work on Practicing to Compete - at this stage we might explore "Building Pressure in Practice", "Building Resilient Self Confidence" or "Decision Making Under Stress".  Once we've improved the quality and effectiveness of practice and the tranference of skills into competition, we work on Competing to Win - here we might "Find Your Performance Edges" or "Establish Your Performance Routine".

Each of these stages builds on the previous stages, with all of this resting upon the performer "Learning to Learn".