Mental Toughness: (Quickly Master Your Mind & Dominate Your Opponents)

How many parents have stood helplessly by watching young athletes perform in sports only to see their own son or daughter miserably break down during the actual competition? These obvious mental lapses are due to lack of mental toughness, or what the sportscaster might announce as the inability to shake the last bad play.  Mental toughness training for sports should be one of the key elements of any sports training program.

Unfortunately, while most coaches’ put much thought and effort into teaching playing skills and training the physical body, few put much emphasis on developing what is often described as the mental side of the game. And to make matters worse, teammates often ridicule an athlete for losing what is now termed composure under fire or what used to be called choking.

This is a strange attitude given that it is common knowledge that mental toughness is now considered more that 50% of an athletes overall performance. Why don’t more coaches put more emphasis on the mental aspects of the game? Frankly, it is because they have not been taught themselves how to teach young athletes how to manage what they are thinking during the competition.

Developing mental toughness is not difficult, but it is something that takes practice just as every other aspect of your game.

Fear, is a major factor for many athletes who have difficulty staying composed throughout the competition. Others are short on confidence, and some suffer from an inability to focus and pregame anxiety and there are also several other reasons too.

Fortunately, there are proven ways to overcome literally ever mental problem, and in “Mental Toughness – Quickly Master Your Mind & Dominate Your Opponent”, you will find a check list for crushing everything from fear, to lack of confidence, to failure to focus, to losing composure under fire and everything in between. Athletes are given concrete ways to stop their minds from destroying their game before they find themselves on the slippery slope of lost composure, poor performance and losing.

With the information in this book, athletes can feel confident that they have a ready arsenal for beating any mental athletic difficulty as well as a quick reference book that can easily help them develop a mind as tough as iron.

Among all the sports mental toughness books I’ve seen, this short book gives you the key to mental toughness as it relates to psychology and sports. Every young athlete whether male or female should have access to this exciting mental toughness training.

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