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Mental Game Tips for Athletes and Coaches

Filed Under: iPeak Coach Tips, Tips for Athletes Tagged With: distractions, focus, mental game tips, sport psychology tips, tips for athletes

Zoning-out In Competition

April 6, 2011 By Patrick Cohn

Do you feel like you go to sleep or zone-out during competition? Athletes who have experienced this don’t vividly remember all the choices they made during the game because their mind is traveling elsewhere. Going to sleep happens when you don’t feel challenged or don’t have a clear game plan for your performance.

You should set process goals to help you focus better. Small goals will help you focus better by helping you feel challenged. Also, you need to commit to your game and leave any distractions at home for the time being. You can’t change what’s happening at work or home, so you should focus on your sport.

Check out The Focused Athlete program for more strategies to focus your best in competition.

https://www.peaksports.us/ipeakcoach/116ipeaktip.mp3
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