Programmes to maximise your performance and keeping wellbeing by using psychological, coaching and mentoring tools to athletes, coaches, CEOs and teams in all sports, from grassroots to elite level.
Support to individuals and groups to regain and develop balance, stamina, strength and conditioning, while improving general wellbeing and happiness.
Technical coaching an interventions for triathletes, swimmers and runners across all abilities, from complete beginners to international competitors.
"I would highly recommend Noe as he is kind, patient and detailed"
Beth Johnson,
CEO, Umbrella Risk Management Ltd
"His work facilitated the growth of our team and more importantly, the personal growth of each team member on and off the court"
Kerstin Seyfert,
Oxford Volleyball Team Champions
"Certainly something (250 km run) I wouldn’t have found nearly as “easy” without your great, amazing and inspirational help!"
Nick Devenport Jones,
Marathon de Sables Finisher
"His work was instrumental for the athletic and academic development of the players and eventually reaching the Divisional Championship"
Angel Medina,
American Football Coach
Noe Orozco MSc, founder of Orozco Integral Coaching, is a British-Mexican Performance & L3 Triathlon Coach with 28 years of experience in coaching, nearly 20 years in the application of mental tools to maximize Human Performance and for over 30 years, has applied Wellbeing practices to enhance physical and mental health.
He has a Master in Sport and Exercise Psychology from Loughborough University, where he started to collaborate closely with the Talent and Development GB Olympic and Paralympic Triathlon Programmes, providing technical and mental training to the athletes and staff and worked jointly with the UK leading management consultancy, Lane 4.
Based in Oxford, he has helped individuals and teams to be the best they can be: whether this is a volleyball or American football squad winning their national finals, or supporting elite GB athletes wining World and Paralympic titles, or someone running their first ever 5 km for charity or trying to get back in shape.
