Let’s cut to the chase—comparison is killing your performance.

Every time you scroll through social media, watch your competition, or doubt whether you’ll “ever be that good,” you’re handing your focus and confidence over to someone else. And that’s why you’re not winning.

The top riders? They don’t waste time wondering why someone else is ahead. They study, train, and execute.

It’s time to break free from the comparison trap and turn your focus back where it belongs—on YOUR progress, YOUR skills, and YOUR efforts. Here’s how. 

4 Ways to Stop Comparing & Start Winning

 Comparison Is a Distraction—Ditch It.
Top riders aren’t obsessing over their competition—they’re obsessed with getting better.

 The next time you catch yourself comparing, ask: Is this helping me improve? If not, drop it.

 You’re Only Seeing the Highlight Reel.
You see their victories, but not the sacrifices behind them. Stop assuming it was easy.

 Instead of thinking they have it easier, ask what work did they put in to get there? Then, match that effort.

 Redefine Winning.
If your only goal is to “beat” someone, you’ll always be chasing. True winners focus on their own progress.

 Track one skill you’ve improved every week. Winning starts with getting better.

 Study, Don’t Compare.
Instead of resenting top riders, learn from them. Success leaves clues.

 Pick a rider you admire and break down their habits. Then ask: What can I apply to my own training?

We’re breaking it all down in the Podcast Episode "Escaping the Comparison Trap"


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If you’re serious about competing at the highest level, stop looking sideways and start leveling up.

Your next breakthrough is waiting. Go get it! 

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