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Be Nonreactive: Controlling Your Emotions During Games

Published 1 year, 11 months ago
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Do your emotions get the best of you in games? Then you need to practice being nonreactive! Being nonreactive allows you to control your emotions when you play instead of having your emotions control you.

What You'll Learn in this Episode:

- What it means to be nonreactive.
- How being too reactive hurts your game.
- Two exercises you can use to manage your emotions during games.


🧠 Mental Performance Coaching for Athletes: If you’re struggling with confidence, anxiety, fear of failure, or overthinking during games—or you’re a parent of an athlete dealing with that—I work 1-on-1 with athletes to help them perform freely and confidently.

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🥇Team Mental Performance Coaching Program: https://www.successstartswithin.com/mental-coaching-for-teams/


👉 Confident Competitor Academy: Go from playing with fear & anxiety to playing with confidence in just 6 weeks!


👉 Mentally Tough Kid Course


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