What professional athletes do in a few seconds, many people do not manage their entire life
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Whether Becker’s serve to win the Wimbledon Final in 1985 or Andreas Brehme’s attempt at the decisive penalty in the 1990 World Cup Final: Professional athletes are constantly under pressure and have to prove their nerve strength again and again. The approach is widespread in sports psychology and consists of three eponymous building blocks: mindfulness, acceptance and commitment.
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Whether Becker’s serve to win the Wimbledon Final in 1985 or Andreas Brehme’s attempt at the decisive penalty in the 1990 World Cup Final: Professional athletes are constantly under pressure and have to prove their nerve strength again and again.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1The approach is widespread in sports psychology and consists of three eponymous building blocks: mindfulness, acceptance and commitment.
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