Scott Doherty
Mindset Coach
Mentor
World Champion
Find out more about me below!
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Find out more about me below! --
How many times have we seen this happen or experienced it ourselves:
A dancer trains for months and months perfecting their routine, working on their skills, and leveling up the best they can…
Only to fall short of what they’re capable on the day.
Sometimes it’s nerves getting in the way.
Sometimes it’s training the wrong way.
A lot of times it’s both.
But it’s almost never a conscious choice we’re making.
Mindset training is as simple as changing how we think.
How we think about our training.
How we think about our fears.
How we think about competition.
How we think about dance in the first place.
When I decided I wanted to become a World Champion I sat down with as many champs as I could find. And every single one of them said the same:
It all starts with your mental game.
Everything else follows.
What is Mindset Coaching?
Scott Doherty
Scott started Irish dancing at the age of 6 at the O’Shea-Chaplin Academy of Irish Dance in Boston, MA. Taught by the world renowned Rita O’Shea and her daughter, Lisa Chaplin, Scott went on to win many titles, including eight New England Championships, the North American Championships, the Great Britain Championships, and most notably he became the men’s World Champion of Irish Dance in 2009. He made his professional debut in 2005 with the North American tour of Riverdance. Scott spent years touring the world with Riverdance, Michael Flatley's Lord of the Dance, Busch Gardens and countless other productions. Scott's lifelong dream of starting his own show came to life in 2014 as he co-created, choreographed, and starred in Rockin’ Road to Dublin. On top of performing and creating, Scott found his love of coaching and currently works with dancers and athletes in different organizations all over the world.
World Champion
North American Champion
Great Britain Champion
8x New England Champion
Toured 49 states and over 20 countries since 2005
Currently coaching & mentoring athletes in 7 different countries
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