
Playoffs and Performance Pressure
03/15/23 • 51 min
In this weeks episode, Taylor and Lauren break into discussion on a topic that many athletes ask about: performance pressure. This is especially highlighted as teams approach playoffs, when every game counts. Taylor and Lauren break down what performance pressure really is and how athletes can strategically combat and manage feelings of pressure in their own game.
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In this weeks episode, Taylor and Lauren break into discussion on a topic that many athletes ask about: performance pressure. This is especially highlighted as teams approach playoffs, when every game counts. Taylor and Lauren break down what performance pressure really is and how athletes can strategically combat and manage feelings of pressure in their own game.
If you find this episode of any value, please share with a friend or on social and leave us a rating/review on Apple or Spotify.
Let's connect! Book a free 30 minute call
linkedin/taylorbcook | ig/taylorbcook_ | tiktok/taylorbcook_ | twitter/taylorbcook_
Resources Learn more about mental coaching - https://www.taylored-minds.com/ Get access to free performance resources at Taylored Minds
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