If you play a sport or work out, you’ve probably encountered an obstacle — maybe you’re in a motivation slump, grappling with an injury, or not getting along with your teammates. Whatever it is, you’re likely not the only person experiencing that struggle. That’s why we want to hear about it — so we can help you and others around the world.

For our new advice column, we’ll be collecting questions from athletes like you — and getting some of those questions answered from one of the top coaches in the world. Fill out the questionnaire below, focusing on your personal obstacle, and the long- and short-term goals it’s keeping you from. If we choose your question to feature in this column, a coach will provide thorough, actionable advice on how you can change your mindset in order to change your game.  

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