Managing Extreme Emotional Explosions
How Iga Swiatek Was Taught to Manage Her Inner Dialogue and Recognising if Emotions are Helping or Hindering Your Performance and How to Deal With Them
Key Points
- It’s normal to feel nervous, angry or stressed on a tennis court - the key is to have tools to deal with them
- 70% of the time Iga would show negative emotions on the court - it would help her performance and turn matches around
- Giving Iga 1 task to focus on during training would help her deal with negative emotions
- If negative emotions continue to spiral, stop the session and take a few minutes to calm down
- Recognise if emotions are helping or hindering your performance and deal with them
- Imagine you are playing doubles during a singles match and talk positively to your “imaginary” partner
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