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Mental Game Tips for Athletes and Coaches

Filed Under: iPeak Coach Tips, Tips for All Tagged With: mental game coach, mental game tips, sport psychology tips

Two Bad Habits Athletes Adopt

December 6, 2010 By Patrick Cohn

There are two bad habits that many athletes today engage in – and they do it without even thinking about it. The habits I’m talking about are NOT about drinking or smoking. The two bad habits that kill confidence are:

 1. Setting unrealistic expectations

 2. Engaging in self-doubt

 Why are expectations so harmful to your confidence? First, you set yourself up for a win/lose proposition. You either achieve your expectations or you fail to achieve your expectations. Not a good scenario for success. Secondly, doubt if the opposite of confidence.

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