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Forget the Winning

Forget the Winning
by John F. Murray

James Blake focuses on his performance, not the score. More

Overcoming Re-Injury Fears

Re-injury Fears
by John F. Murray

How to get past the fear of getting injured again. More

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Sports Psychology Articles

• Stop Thinking About Winning

• Dominating Your Opponent

• Overcoming the Fear of Re-Injury

• Maintaining a Lead

• Ready, Set, Goal

• Losing With Style

• Uncovering Agassi’s Mental Edge

• Using Mental Time Travel

• Sweat for Success

• Go Beyond Excuses

• Thriving on Pressure

• Go Into a Focus Trance

• Unleashing the Killer Instinct in Tennis

• Battling Through Fatigue

• Preparing the Night Before with Imagery

• Exploiting Your Opponent’s Mental Weaknesses

• Temper Your Temper

• Dealing with Injuries

• Handling a Grudge Match

• Practice Your Mental Game

• Beat Your Nemesis

• Sometimes You're Going to Choke

• Sound Advice from a Classic Movie

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