W5 - Mental Imagery and Preparation Strategies for Competition

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What is mental imagery in the context of competition?

A powerful tool that involves using all 5 senses to rehearse actions, strategies, and outcomes.

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How does mental imagery help athletes?

It helps anticipate challenges and mentally prepare for high-pressure situations, fostering resilience and adaptability.

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What are the key components to consider during imagery practice?

Physical environment, task, and timing, designed to replicate real-life experiences.

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What is a consistent routine important for athletes?

It balances intense practice with adequate rest and recovery, ensuring mental and physical preparedness.

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How can imagery complement physical training?

By mentally rehearsing success.

<p>By mentally rehearsing success.</p>
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What techniques can support managing pre-competition stress?

Self-talk, mindfulness, and relaxation exercises.

<p>Self-talk, mindfulness, and relaxation exercises.</p>
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What should athletes avoid when preparing for competitions?

Preparing for every single little thing that can go wrong, as it can create a negative mindset.

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What is a better approach than preparing for every possible issue?

Focus on 3-4 major things that are most likely to go wrong and prepare specifically for those.

<p>Focus on 3-4 major things that are most likely to go wrong and prepare specifically for those.</p>
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What is the role of self-efficacy in competition?

It helps maintain focus and build confidence.

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What is the impact of mental imagery on learning new skills?

It is useful for learning new skills by allowing for mental rehearsal.