“I spent more than a decade in an environment with highly talented, smart, and experienced people from around the world. Everyone wants to discover what’s hidden inside them and develop their maximum potential. I love being part of this process, inspiring people, and helping them build resilience. Empowering the brain is my mission.
I believe in the Japanese ikigai principle, which states that you have to find your passion, excel at it, secure resources, and then you can realize yourself in life.
When I see people becoming stronger, happier, and more grateful after coaching, it reaffirms my purpose.
Go deeper, my friend, and find your true self.“
ABOUT
ADAM TRUHLAR
His approach is defined by a multidisciplinary blending of knowledge from applied sport psychology, anthropomotor and neuroscience, evolutionary biology and ancient Greek wisdom or Asian martial arts philosophy.
– Without Fear,
– Level Theta,
– The 21st Century Coach,
– and Let Us Play.
- Graduated in psychology at Comenius University in Bratislava and high school with a specialization in IT and programming.
- His experiential lectures have been experienced by thousands of people in Europe and Asia over the last decade of his career.
- He has lectured at several international sports medicine congresses, for the Olympic Committee, sports psychology associations, sports federations, including the U.S.A. Hockey, as well as for the United Arab Emirates Ministry of Sport.
- International companies such as IBM, UNIQA, and SLOVENSKÁ SPORITELŇA have also benefited from his motivational speaking services.
EXPERIENCE
- Among his long-term clients is Tomas Machac, a top 50 ATP player in the world in both singles and doubles.
- He has worked as a tennis coach in several international tennis academies around the world, in UAE, Germany, Italy and Spain.
- He has worked with many professional athletes internationally including NHL and ATP athletes.
- However, he also assists many junior tennis players playing in Switzerland or New York.
- His specialty is racket sports, but he also helps golfers, hockey players, combat sports and archers.
- In 2023, he won the World Games in Thailand with the para-archery team.
- He participated as a member of an expert multidisciplinary team of Canada, Finland and Slovakia in the creation of a development system for the Slovak Ice Hockey Association, which aims to introduce innovative methods in the management of young athletes.
- He himself represented Slovakia at the World Breakdancing Championships for the Slovak Republic.
- He actively coaches and lectures in English, German and Czech.
