Kai has been drawn to the performance and sporting space for as long as he can remember. An introduction to the mental side of performance, learning about sport psychology in high school PE class helped realise a career pathway.Kai’s research and knowledge has been motivated by a commitment to understanding the key aspects to performance. He feels that the mental side of performance is just as important as the physical, tactical, and technical elements. Also that performance psychology is not just for professional athletes, but also useful for those looking to improve in work, relationships, or their weekend sporting endeavours with mates.Kai works with individual athletes, ranging from developing to elite level. He has extensive experience working with athletes who have a disability, including athletes with vision impairments. He is devoted to assisting individuals achieve their goals, and does not believe in a one-size fits all approach. Simply put, he assists people in managing internal and external distractions, to be free to focus on the right thing, at the right time, to maximise performance.People in and outside of the sporting environment, benefit from working with Kai, to enhance their quality of life and overcome difficult situations. He is also experienced in assisting individuals experiencing chronic pain and difficulties associated with injury.Teams and corporations gain from Kai’s involvement. He has valuable insights to offer from ongoing experiences consulting with teams on the road at international tournaments and world cups. Working alongside coaches and support staff, he is instrumental in the development of key psychological skills within the group.