Performing Under Pressure: The Science Of Doing... -

When the stakes are high, the brain's prefrontal cortex (the logical center) becomes overactive. It tries to control movements that should be automatic.

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Memory "bandwidth" shrinks, leaving less room for the task at hand. 🛡️ Strategies to Master the Moment Science-backed techniques to ensure your best performance: 1. Practice Under Mild Stress Recreate high-stakes conditions during training. Practice with an audience or a timer. Make the "unfamiliar" feel "routine." 2. The "Pre-Performance" Routine When the stakes are high, the brain's prefrontal

Channeling pressure into a "challenge" rather than a "threat." When the stakes are high

Occurs when the brain’s "explicit monitoring system" takes over a well-learned task, causing "paralysis by analysis." 🔬 The Mechanics of Choking