
Mike Hatfield
Mike Hatfield currently serves as a Human Performance Specialist at O2X specializing in Mental Performance. He channels his passion for enhancing emotional regulation, attention, memory, sleep, and overall happiness and performance. Dedicated to combating the rising rates of anxiety and depression while promoting lethality and longevity, he is a fervent advocate for trail therapy and the transformative power of a campfire's vulnerability. With an ethos rooted in holistic wellness, Mike is committed to equipping individuals with the tools they need to thrive in both physical and mental realms.
Before joining O2X, Mike's professional journey unfolded across a diverse array of roles and industries. He served as a Cognitive Performance Specialist with MARSOC, coached soccer and football, and imparted psychological insights to athletes at Feather River College in California. His expertise extends to working with elite athletes across various sports leagues and collegiate levels, as well as collaborating with specialized military units to enhance cognitive performance. A former Marine Corps member, Mike's decorated service included accolades such as Marine of the Year and NCO of the Year, reflecting his dedication to excellence and leadership.
Mike's academic journey is as multifaceted as his professional endeavors. While he is ABD (All But Dissertation) in his pursuit of a PsyD in Sport & Performance Psychology, he holds a Master's degree in Sport Psychology and an MBA. His undergraduate studies at High Point University, where he excelled as a soccer captain and track athlete, equipped him with a foundation in business and human relations. Beyond formal education, Mike is continuously expanding his knowledge, holding certifications in Yoga Nidra (PMR) and serving as an XPT Breath Coach. Yet, amidst his diverse pursuits, Mike treasures his role as a father to three children and finds solace in exploring the vast landscapes of the United States, often accompanied by his faithful companion Sage, a Belgian Malinois.