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Creating Challenging Training Environments

Creating Challenging Training Environments. Chelsey Dempsey Caoimhe Martin Leonie Webster. Challenging Training Environments. Anxiety Symptoms; effects Performance strategies Dealing with anxiety GS; ST; Relax; Imag Training environments More like competition. Anxiety.

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Creating Challenging Training Environments

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  1. Creating Challenging Training Environments Chelsey Dempsey Caoimhe Martin Leonie Webster

  2. Challenging Training Environments • Anxiety • Symptoms; effects • Performance strategies • Dealing with anxiety • GS; ST; Relax; Imag • Training environments • More like competition

  3. Anxiety • How do you know if your athletes are anxious? • When do the symptoms start? • What effect does it have on performance?

  4. Symptoms • Sweaty palms • Increased HR • Going to the toilet • Feeling/Being sick • Worry • Performing poorly (potential, letting people down) • Competitors • Particular course sections • Feel out of control Effects • Freeze/stuck • Lose fluidity (lurch…) • Read environment wrong • Decision making • Sequence • Go out too hard too soon • Perform really well!

  5. Theory… • Self-focus • Learning continuum • Distraction • Focussing on irrelevant cues • Ironic Effects • Do exactly what you are trying not do

  6. How the theory can help us… • Psych skills (link to previous workshop) • Holistic strategies • Focus on what to do rather than not what to do • Routines

  7. Re-cap • Goal Setting • Pathway to high performance • Controllable • Self talk • Holistic • Imagery • Type and function • Relaxation • Phys / psych

  8. Mental Training

  9. Training Environments • Different things may help different people • People before athletes! • Strategies will differ between people • Training to help prepare for competition alongside learning skills

  10. Training & Anxiety • Learn under anxiety less likely to perform poorly in competition • Specificity of Practice • Develop plans to utilise information available specific to situation • Change conditions (e.g., no anxiety-high anxiety) = current plan no longer appropriate • Similar conditions = current plan appropriate

  11. Training with anxiety • Some research…

  12. Consequences training…. • Increase pressure via consequences for performing poorly – mirror competition • Physical consequences (e.g., 3 min exertion test) • Social consequences (“waiter” service, singing nursery rhymes, clean boat) BUT • Transformational delivery (vision)..otherwise just punishment? • Buy in/agreement from athletes and parents • Opportunities to practice & support • Review

  13. Key Points • Skill development • Learn skill first • Pressure training • Practice under pressure with support • Pressure Testing • Perform under pressure with no support • Review • Coach and athlete

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