Performing when it counts.
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Loading ...There’s a lot to it, I think, but the principal factors are psychological.
There are a whole number of different thoughts I have on this, all of which I think have merit:
-Getting pumped up for the big game, not intimidated by it.
-Keeping things positive, even when things are a bit off or luck goes awry.
-Have players in their most comfortable roles to ensure success.
-Replicating the same game-time conditions to help ease pre-game stress. (Have a consistent pre-game routine)
-Visualization is key. See yourself being successful in your endeavors before you ever step on the field.
-Train hard, play hard. It’s a lot easier to tell yourself you can outrun, outplay team X if you’ve been busting your balls all winter long getting in shape and working on your skills.
-Stay cool. Don’t force things just because it’s the big game.
-Don’t think, do. I’ll elaborate on this sometime in an entirely new post.
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