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Physical Education Preparation of the Body Mental Fitness

Fitness Components of Fitness Physical Mental Skill related

Mental Fitness Outer Game Inner Game Tactics, skills, physical Concentration, nervousness, Self belief. ba8Q_yeMEU ba8Q_yeMEU MJ Inner game

Mental Fitness Good mental fitness is required to play and react to unpredictable and constantly changing situations. Good mental fitness is required to play and react to unpredictable and constantly changing situations. &list=PLD6DCF95C0011FE0Chttp:// &list=PLD6DCF95C0011FE0CSteve Redgrave &list=PLD6DCF95C0011FE0C k&feature=relatedhttp:// k&feature=relatedKobe Bryant k&feature=related Running buddhas

Factors Affecting Performance ConcentrationMotivation Control of Emotions Level of Arousal

Concentration & Focus “I've long been a believer that one of the most important things that we can teach our players is the ability to concentrate for long, extended periods of time. It allows them to not only do more but to learn more when they can focus in spite of all the surroundings.” Phil Jackson (LA Lakers Coach) Vital for performance: Decision making (constant and quick) Where is the space? Where is my defender? What kind of defence are the opposition playing? Where are their weaknesses? How can I get to the basket? How do I execute this play?

Motivation Can significantly impact training and performance. If a player is demotivated….what do they look like?

Motivation Clips…. Motivational sports powerpoint Motivational speeches movies Pacino’s Sports quotes for motivation and success

Control of Emotions Too frustrated = wrong decisions, fouls. Self doubt = negative thoughts Too overexcited = concentration and skill level can deteriorate Feelings of nervousness and anxiety can occur before a game – how can we control this? Can you think of some examples of what the above might look like? might look like? cWNsS6wEps John McEnroe

Level of Arousal This suggests that the is an Optimal Level of Arousal at which performers reach their peak. Too overaroused = loss of concentration Too underaroused = not ready for performance ?v=MjH4MCFjysw&feature=rel ated ?v=MjH4MCFjysw&feature=rel ated Trash talk, bring confidence to the game, Michael Jordan. ?v=JvuQRJz020M&feature=rel ated Tiger woods mental toughness

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