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Badminton Psychology: The Path to Victory
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8232143343
- EAN9798232143343
- Date de parution01/08/2026
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurDraft2Digital
Résumé
Badminton is played with the body, but decisive points are often won in the mind. Badminton Psychology: The Path to Victory translates sport psychology research and years of coaching experience into practical tools for players, coaches, and parents. It explores how self-confidence, achievement motivation, competitive anxiety, and psychological needs influence performance at different stages of a player's development.
Readers will learn how to focus on controllable process goals, recover after mistakes, use constructive self-talk and body language, practise PETTLEP imagery, prepare a clear Plan A and Plan B, and reflect effectively after competition. The book also explains how coaches and parents can support young athletes without creating unnecessary pressure. Practical exercises, performance-profiling tools, motivation maps, reflection questions, and training templates help turn psychological theory into consistent habits.
Written specifically for badminton, this guide offers a structured approach to building confidence, motivation, focus, and resilience on court.
Readers will learn how to focus on controllable process goals, recover after mistakes, use constructive self-talk and body language, practise PETTLEP imagery, prepare a clear Plan A and Plan B, and reflect effectively after competition. The book also explains how coaches and parents can support young athletes without creating unnecessary pressure. Practical exercises, performance-profiling tools, motivation maps, reflection questions, and training templates help turn psychological theory into consistent habits.
Written specifically for badminton, this guide offers a structured approach to building confidence, motivation, focus, and resilience on court.