How visualization helps us win tournaments
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Visualization is an incredibly powerful mental tool that every competitor should understand and try to use for its benefits. Generally speaking it's a concept that a little misunderstood, so in this video, I go into detail on why it works and how we can practice it ourselves. I hope you guys enjoy this one! A surprisingly short video for my standards :D.
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I know videos like this might not get a lot of attention, but I really appreciate them. Performance concepts like this are applicable to a lot of different areas, and I enjoy learning about them. Thank you!
I can visualize myself winning games in Valorant so vividly to a point where i don’t even play anymore because I’m winning all the time!
Time for the ddk guided meditation/visualisation asmr videos ahahaha you got the voice for it.
Fr tho keep making videos on all the different methods, thought process and approaches to maximise performance in competitive environments, it fire and you have a good way of explaining stuff and making it interesting. Also hire some zoomer to make parts of your videos into tiktoks and shorts, could use examples of pro players that implement the techniques or something as the background adhd attention span gameplay, in order to grow your channel more.
I think the concept of visualizing not only the potential positives but also the potential negatives reminds me of a Stoic practice called "premeditatio mallorum." Think of it as a pre-mortem before an event occurs instead of a post-mortem. Also body scanning seems similar to yoga nidra (or NSDR as coined by Andrew Huberman). Great video, looking forward to more like this!
Great vid as always! will try to implement it!
we love daniel kapadia around here. also, talk about a glow up!
wow, gotta try this
I appreciate your content 🙇♂️
quality content fr
How can this add value to my performance outside of competing?
ur the goat
I was here
ruclips.net/video/ekmQ7MaMl_Q/видео.html just another prime example of a famous athlete implementing the same technique. congrats for the video too