Guided Breathing
Settle tension and return to the present moment.
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Mindful Senior Athlete
The Mindful Senior Athlete program helps Huntsman World Senior Games participants age 50 and better strengthen the body-mind connection through breathing, focus training, stress management, recovery, and resilience. Celebrating active aging, health, friendship, and community, it helps athletes manage nerves, stay present, improve concentration and well-being, and build lasting habits to compete, recover, and thrive with confidence, joy, and purpose.
Session Availability
Individual and team sessions are available in person in St. George and surrounding areas, or online. Call or email Hannah Rothlin for more information.
Meet Hannah Rothlin
Hannah Rothlin lives in St. George, Utah, and has more than 30 years of experience guiding individuals and athletic teams in mindful meditation to enhance performance, focus, resilience, and enjoyment of their sport.
She has been an athlete for most of her life, playing tennis and volleyball in college, competing as a whitewater canoeist, and racing as an international- and Iron-distance triathlete. Her career has included roles as a personal fitness trainer, corporate wellness consultant, strength and conditioning coach for collegiate athletes, exercise specialist at Intermountain Healthcare, and, currently, Wellness Director at Ovation Senior Living in Washington, Utah.
Hannah holds graduate degrees in Exercise Science and Consciousness Studies, giving her a deep understanding of the mind-body connection and the importance of mental preparation for successful, enjoyable sports performance.
30+years of experience
2graduate degrees
Mindfulness Techniques
Focus Training
Refocus when pressure or distractions arise.
Stress Management
Work with competition-day nerves and emotional pressure.
Recovery Practices
Support physical recovery and emotional well-being.
Mental Resilience
Meet setbacks with confidence and perspective.
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