Michael Caulfield is a registered performance psychologist who works with elite athletes, coaches, and business leaders to simplify the psychology of performing under pressure. His approach strips away jargon to deliver frameworks that actually work when it matters most.

Michael spent 15 years as Chief Executive of the Professional Jockeys Association before retraining in psychology, giving him a rare dual perspective on both performance and governance. He has worked across the Barclays Premier League, international cricket, and numerous other sports. As a senior consultant at Sporting Edge, Michael has contributed to a digital library of insights from world-class performers. He also regularly appears on BBC Radio 5 Live, BBC News, and Sky Sports.

Michael's three decades in professional sport and leadership means he understands the gap between theory and execution. He translates psychological concepts into practical tools that individuals and teams can use immediately, whether in boardrooms or on matchday. His background as both practitioner and executive allows him to address performance challenges from multiple angles, making his guidance relevant across competitive environments.

Audiences leave Michael's sessions with specific techniques for managing pressure and a clearer understanding of what drives performance when stakes are high. His delivery combines clarity with humour, making complex ideas accessible without oversimplifying them.

Book Michael to equip your team with psychology that works in real competitive situations, not just in theory.