Your presence is everything – it dictates your performance, how you’re viewed, how other respond to you, and even how you feel about yourself.Our brains are wired to protect and to predict, so the way we comport ourselves – whether it’s on the mound, in the boardroom, or in daily interactions – makes a difference in how others will respond, think, and feel.As athletes, the truth is that we want to have a dominant presence on the field. We want to be confident and take up space. We want to be big. This comes from a confidence that you can actually do what you set out to do – beat your opponent and win.Ultimately, as Josiah shares in this episode, confidence begins by adopting championship body language as there is a measurable reaction occurring at a neurochemical level. In today’s episode, Josiah and Erik discuss this concept and the science that ties confidence and body language together.Episode Highlights(1:12) What is championship body language?(2:21) The science behind presence(3:33) The difference between having a strong presence and being domineering(5:28) Being a dominant athlete(6:37) Your reaction as an athlete to committing an error on the field(9:50) Where to find the best research on body language(10:49) Having confidence in your teammates and coaches(15:09) Is it in you?

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