Jye Amiss balances mental and physical preparation ahead of semi-final
AFL • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 10, 2026, 8:00 PM
Last updated Sep 10, 2026

Fremantle forward Jye Amiss is focusing on the mental aspects of his game as the club prepares for a cutthroat AFL semi-final against Geelong. The 23-year-old credits weekly sessions with a sports psychologist for helping him maintain composure throughout the season. Amiss has tallied 59 goals this year and currently ranks third in the league for marks inside 50. After a slow start to the campaign, he found consistency through both tactical work and personal hobbies, including art and nature trips. Fremantle enters the match following a loss in the qualifying final, necessitating a quick recovery to avoid an early exit from the finals series.
- •Amiss considers the game equally split between physical skill and mental preparation.
- •The forward leads Fremantle with 59 goals scored this season.
- •Amiss works with a club sports psychologist on a weekly basis.
- •Fremantle faces Geelong in a semi-final after dropping its qualifying final.
- •The 196cm player spent the off-season building strength with Luke Jackson and Sam Naismith.
- 8:00 PMAFL — Mind over matter: The 50-50 formula behind Amiss' success
"Jye Amiss reveals how a focus on the mental side of football has helped fuel his emergence as one of the competition's most dangerous key forwards
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