Emotional Aptitude In Sports: Stop Choking In Competition
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Emotional Aptitude In Sports: Stop Choking In Competition

by Frank Giampaolo, Susan Mullane

Sports Psychology
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Emotional Aptitude In Sports explores the emotional side of athletic performance, with a focus on stopping the pressure-driven patterns that can lead athletes to choke in competition. Frank Giampaolo and Susan Mullane address emotional aptitude as an important part of preparation, focus, and competitive growth.

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Emotional Aptitude In Sports focuses on the mental and emotional dimensions of athletic performance.

The book addresses choking in competition, a challenge that can affect athletes when pressure interferes with performance.

Frank Giampaolo and Susan Mullane present the subject for readers seeking to better understand emotional control in sports.

Its emphasis is on building emotional aptitude as part of competitive preparation and athletic development.

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