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Visualization

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Visualization for a Competitive Tennis Player 1. Define Topic Visualization is a mental technique involving the creation of vivid, detailed images in the mind to rehearse physical actions, scenarios, and outcomes. For competitive tennis players, it means mentally practicing their game, including specific shots, strategies, and match situations, to enhance performance and confidence. Other Terms for:    Manifest, Dream, Envision, Picture, See/Imagine, Project    Use Topic in a Tennis Sentence "By incorporating visualization into his training routine, John was able to mentally rehearse his serve, leading to improved accuracy and consistency during matches."   MEME:    FBTL 10 question questionnaire     How often do you use visualization techniques before a match to mentally prepare? How often do you visualize executing perfectly during practice sessions? How often do you incorporate visualization into your daily training routine? How often do you visualize overcoming challeng

Goal Setting

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MORNING ROUTINE GOAL SETTING STRONG DEFINITION : Goal setting involves identifying specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound objectives that you aim to accomplish. For a competitive tennis player, goal setting helps create a roadmap for personal and athletic development, guiding training, performance, and overall progression in the sport. OTHER TERMS FOR GOAL SETTING :   Plotting a course Target Setting Performance Goals Strategic Planning Eyes on the Prize USE GOAL SETTING IN A SENTENCE: For a competitive tennis player, effective goal setting involves outlining specific, measurable, and achievable objectives for each match and training session to continually improve performance and stay motivated . FBTL 10 Questions   How often do you set short-term goals for each training session? How often do you review and adjust your long-term goals throughout the season? How often do you evaluate your performance against your set goals after a match? How often do you use goal se

One Last Ball..

I sat fidgety atop my club's veranda trying to stay loose, stretching my cramping too-tanned legs for my final lesson of the day. Yet my client was late. Calls to his number got us nowhere, none of the girls at the desk recognized his name. Inches away from my favorite kind of lesson, the no-show, no-call, still get-paid type, I heard the rumblings of a classic car muffler circling the parking lot past the tree line. The ultimate mixed feeling. The tired sore part of me aching for early quits, the professional in me trained to be patient and understanding. My coach's periscope activated, I scanned the horizon profiling all within site when down the shrub-lined pathway an elderly gentleman appeared. On a scalding hot and humid summer afternoon he was covered head to toe in old school tennis attire. His bottoms pleated white tennis pants, his top a zip up the front white jacket top with the collar flipped up, white gloves covering both his hands, a classic look from another time

Emotion Racket for Anxiety

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  Emotion Wheel for Anxiety in a Competitive Tennis Player Definition of Anxiety Anxiety is an emotional state characterized by feelings of worry, nervousness, or unease, often about an imminent event or uncertain outcome. Similar Emotions Fear Nervousness Apprehension Tension Worry The Faces of Anxiety   Pre-Match Jitters : Nervousness before a game, worrying about performance. Performance Anxiety : Fear of losing or not playing well during a match. Generalized Anxiety : Ongoing worry about falling behind, am I doing enough, am I doing the right things, what competition should I enter, rankings and overall unease about future.         What Anxiety Feels Like Emotional : Overwhelming worry, dread, or panic. Physical : Increased heart rate, sweating, trembling, shortness of breath, nausea. The polar opposite of relaxed and free. Mental : Racing thoughts, difficulty concentrating, overthinking, ruminating, catastrophizing. What Anxiety Sounds Like Verbal Expressions : Repeated questioni

The Emotion wheel: Frustration... XXXXXX

Frustration     (In time, I will want to have a space here for a video from my content creator guy) Definition:  Frustration is the feeling of being upset or annoyed due to an inability to change or achieve something, often resulting from unmet expectations or obstacles in one's path. For Example: Slow players, moonballers, unlucky breaks, losing close matches, unable to finish sets, slow starts, repeated struggles no matter how hard we work on something, Encountering barriers that prevent progress towards a goal. Similar Emotions, Irritation Annoyance Disappointment Impatience Anger The Faces Of (Will be adding Pictures/GIFS of Frustration) Mild Irritation : Minor mistakes or missed shots. Moderate Annoyance : Repeated errors, tough opponents. Intense Exasperation : Series of bad calls, consistent losses. What Frustration feels like:  Emotional : Annoyance, anger, helplessness. Physical : Muscle tension, increased heart rate, clenched jaw or fists, restlessness. Mental : Per

Emotion Wheel Template

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These are the areas I want to cover for each emotion... This will be the template to be used for each one.. I need engaging creative graphics for when they click on an emotion on the Emotion Racket.. TEMPLATE for Frustration Definition: Similar Emotions: Also Known As: The Faces of Frustration: What Frustration Feels like: What Frustration sounds like: How does Frustration affect performance short term: How does Frustration affect performance long term: What purpose does Frustration fill: What are Frustration's Triggers: Best ways to manage Frustration