To Choke or Not to Choke

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The ability to perform successfully under pressure is a valued quality in sports for players at any level of ability.  Competing when “it counts” brings more emotional attachment to the event.  The mental game is a learned skill. Each sport has unique mental skills requirements.  Some athletes are naturally adept at focusing on the important details to get the job done.  The  athletes that stay in the game are the one’s that understand they have control over their emotional behavior and focus – Check out  http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2010/09/

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