Charlie is a leading performance psychologist and mental coach who has trained elite performers from a range of different industries, including double-Olympic champions, special forces soldiers, surgeons, musicians, fighter pilots and business executives. As a Mental Coach, Charlie worked with numerous athletes competing at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Between them they returned with an amazing haul of four gold medals, three silvers and one bronze. Charlie also mentors Premier League football coaches and has delivered training in managing big game pressure for England Football.Charlie’s passion for human performance has been uniquely shaped by a varied career, both as an international athlete and as a platoon commander in the army serving on the front-line in Iraq. Charlie is passionate about the concept of training our mind and body to adapt more effectively to life’s challenges. He believes that this is something we can all benefit from no matter who we are, or how we define success. Charlie’s approach has evolved from a unique blend of conventional wisdom, cutting-edge science and an unparalleled insight into the minds of the world’s most accomplished performers.Charlie has delivered training on award-winning programmes as well as conference keynotes for organisations such as Coca-Cola, Virgin, Lego, Dyson, the Bank of England and the Royal Household.Charlie is a popular speaker and delivers masterclasses on peak performance, talent development, accelerated learning, and delivering results under pressure. Charlie was Top Speaker at the Henley Business Partnership, exploring how neuroscience informs human performance and talent development at every level of an organisation. Short BiographyA former army officer, Charlie served for six years with the Royal Horse Artillery during which time he served in Iraq as a platoon commander on the front line. A passionate sportsman, Charlie was later seconded to the TeamGB Performance Centre for Modern Pentathlon. He represented TeamGB at the World Championships in 2015. It was during his time as an athlete that Charlie's passion for applied psychology flourished, believing this to be a fundamental contributor towards his achievements, not talent!Whilst gaining a further MSc in Sport Psychology at Brunel University, Charlie won a national postgraduate award for his applied research into motivational climate.Charlie now translates the principles of mental performance to a huge range of clients, all looking to achieve their own aspirations.