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About Valeria Performance
At Valeria Performance, we help you break through what’s holding you back mentally and nutritionally so you can become the most resilient, energized version of yourself. Whether you’re on the court, the field, or in the pool, we’re here to help you thrive under pressure, not run from it…unless running is part of the game!
Our athletes come to us because they:
feel anxious before games or doubt their abilities.
struggle to bounce back after mistakes.
want to perform with more energy and consistency.
If confidence, performance anxiety, or low energy are holding you back, you don’t have to figure it out alone. Book your free meet & greet to learn how Valeria Performance can help you rebuild confidence, manage pressure, and recover stronger so you can love competing again.
Who we’ve worked with











Who we work with
- High school and college competitors balancing academics, training, and pressure.
- Club and travel athletes chasing scholarships or leadership roles on their teams.
- College athletes who are ready to train their mind and body for next-level performance.
- Former athletes or weekend warriors rediscovering their drive and confidence.
Signature Services
Mental Performance & Nutrition Coaching
At Valeria Performance, Inc., we offer a multidimensional approach to help women & girls unlock their full potential in both mind and body. Our services are designed to elevate performance, improve well-being, and foster long-term success.
Mental Performance Coaching
Our mental performance coaching helps high-performing women and girls get rid of self-doubt, silence inner critics, and thrive under pressure. Through personalized strategies, we turn perfectionism into power, helping you stay focused, confident, and resilient when it matters most. This is mindset mastery for peak performance.
Nutrition Coaching
Your body is your power source. Our nutrition coaching delivers personalized, sustainable plans designed to support intense performance, fast recovery, and all-day energy. We blend science with real life so you can nourish your body without burnout, restriction, or guesswork.
Team & Group Coaching
Whether you need quick mindset check-ins or full-day immersive retreats, we’ll craft a custom coaching experience that fits your team’s unique goals, energy, and budget. It’s not just about performing—it’s about thriving together.
Our Approach & Why It Works
At Valeria Performance, we don’t believe in one-size-fits-all strategies. Our multidimensional approach blends mindset training with nutrition science to help you thrive in every aspect of your sport ; mentally, physically, and emotionally.
We dig deep to understand your goals, challenges, and the internal barriers keeping you from achieving your highest-potential. Then, we build a plan that’s tailored to your reality. Whether it’s perfectionism, performance anxiety, lack of energy, or nutrition imbalances, we give you the tools to take control.
- We coach the whole person, not just the athlete or professional title.
- We bridge science and soul, combining research-backed techniques with grounded, real-life application.
- We meet you where you are, and guide you to where you want to go, with structure, support, and zero judgment.
This isn’t therapy. It’s next-level performance coaching that moves you forward.
KIND WORDS FROM AWESOME WOMEN!
Stay in Your Game Mentally and Physically
Get practical tools to manage pressure, fuel better, and perform freely.
FAQs
How is a mental performance coach different from a therapist or psychologist?
While therapists or psychologists focus on mental health and addressing psychological disorders, mental performance coaches concentrate on enhancing performance through mental techniques and strategies. They don’t treat mental illnesses, but rather help with optimizing mindset, behavior, and performance in situations where someone may feel an added sense of pressure.
What can I expect from my first session with a mental performance coach?
In the first session, the coach will likely ask about your goals, challenges, current mental strategies, and any performance-related struggles. They may also perform an initial assessment to understand your mental strengths and areas that need development. You can expect a mix of conversation, goal-setting, and possibly some introductory exercises.
How often should I see a mental performance coach?
The frequency depends on your goals and needs. Some individuals meet weekly or biweekly, especially at the start of their work with the coach. As you make progress, you might meet less frequently, perhaps for check-ins or to refine skills.
Can a mental performance coach help with stress and anxiety?
Yes, a mental performance coach specializes in managing stress and performance anxiety. They teach strategies like relaxation techniques, breathing exercises, and mindfulness practices that help reduce anxiety and stay calm during high-pressure situations.
Is working with a mental performance coach only for athletes?
Not at all! While mental performance coaching is common in sports, it is beneficial for anyone performing under pressure. Professionals in business, performing arts, public speaking, lawyer or even those dealing with personal goals like weight loss or career transitions can benefit from a mental performance coach.
How long does it take to see results from mental performance coaching?
Results vary, but many people begin noticing improvements after a few sessions, especially with techniques like stress management and goal-setting. More significant changes might take several weeks or months, depending on the complexity of the goals and the individual’s progress.
What should I do if I’m skeptical about the process?
It’s natural to feel skeptical. Start by discussing your concerns openly with the coach, and consider setting short-term goals to test the effectiveness of the strategies. The coach should be able to explain how the techniques work and show examples of how they’ve helped others.
Do I need to do any homework between sessions with a mental performance coach?
Yes, it’s common for coaches to assign exercises, journaling, or mental training tasks between sessions to help reinforce the techniques. This might include practicing visualization, tracking progress toward goals, or applying certain strategies in real-world scenarios.
What does a sports nutritionist do?
A sports nutritionist specializes in helping athletes or active individuals optimize their performance through tailored nutrition plans. They analyze an athlete’s specific energy needs, hydration strategies, and recovery protocols to ensure peak performance and long-term health.
How can a sports nutritionist help improve my performance?
By assessing your training intensity, goals, and individual needs, a nutritionist will help design a diet that fuels your workouts, enhances recovery, and supports overall energy levels. This can result in improved endurance, strength, and recovery times.
What are the benefits of working with a sports nutritionist for recovery?
Nutrition plays a huge role in muscle recovery, inflammation reduction, and injury prevention. A nutritionist will help you understand which foods or nutrients help repair muscles, restore glycogen, and minimize soreness.
Can a sports nutritionist help me even if I'm not a professional athlete?
Yes! Sports nutritionists can help anyone who is active, whether you’re a weekend warrior, club athlete, recreational athlete, or simply looking to improve your fitness. They can help optimize your nutrition for specific goals like weight loss, muscle gain, or endurance.
Will a sports nutritionist create a diet plan for me?
Yes, a sports nutritionist will often develop a personalized nutrition plan based on your training schedule, dietary preferences, and performance goals. They may recommend specific foods, meal timing strategies, and hydration plans.
How often should I see a sports nutritionist?
The frequency depends on your goals and the plan you develop together. Some individuals may check in once a month, while others with more intensive goals or competitions may meet weekly or biweekly. As you progress, you may have fewer sessions.
How do I know if the advice from my sports nutritionist is working?
Results may take time, but you should start seeing improvements in your energy levels, performance, or recovery. Keep track of your progress, share feedback with your nutritionist, and adjust your plan as necessary.