How to Reset Mentally Between Plays or Points (Simple Routine for Athletes)

How do athletes reset mentally between plays or points?

In this episode, mental performance coach Eli Straw explains a simple and effective mental reset routine athletes can use between every play, point, or moment in competition. Resetting quickly helps prevent one mistake from turning into many and keeps your focus, confidence, and performance consistent.

In this episode, you will learn:

• The 3-step mental reset routine (Release → Refocus → Recommit)
• How to let go of the previous play or point quickly
• How to refocus your attention in the present moment
• How to commit to the next play with a clear intention
• Common mistakes athletes make when trying to reset
• How to train your reset routine in practice and visualization

This mental reset routine can be used in any sport, including tennis, baseball, basketball, soccer, and golf, and is designed to help athletes stay composed, focused, and ready for the next play.

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https://www.successstartswithin.com/sports-psychology-articles/focus-training-for-sports/how-to-mentally-reset-during-games/

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