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Football Psychology Services
When it comes to the physical side of performance it seems obvious to
most people that you have to strive to improve, to get better. You have
to build strength by training. You have to increase the difficulty of
the training to further improve. You have to work smart physically so
that you are prepared when the main event arrives. Yet it always amazes
me how little attention people devote to getting themselves mentally prepared
for the big event.
If you listen to the media pundits commentating at just about any major
sporting occasion you will hear adverts for mental training. You will
hear them saying that the victor(s) "got it right on the day",
"was more up for it", "was more mentally strong",
or "stayed focused throughout". For each time that the experts
make these statements there is the other side. Those that "didn't
get it right on the day", "didn't quite seem to get themselves
up for it", "weren't mentally strong enough", or "lost
concentration".
Why do you think that there are these differences? Is it chance that
certain individuals and teams seem to be consistently good when they need
to be?
Systems and structures should be put in place to cater for the mental
side of development. Organisations can use Sportaces' expertise to help
implement structures...
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to all the Sportaces Team for a cracking seminar... Everyone went
away refreshed and with renewed goals.."
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