Competing in tournaments can be challenging, especially for young players who may struggle to maintain their focus, deal with pressure, and perform to their best ability. In this blog post, we’ll look at some of the key tips and insights shared by Chris on how to help players win more at tournaments.
"My kid practices great but doesn't play matches well!"
"My player lost 2-6, 2-6 but he's the better player"
By following these tips and insights, parents and coaches can help young players perform better in tournaments and increase their chances of success.
KEYNOTES:
- The number one job of parents (and coaches) when taking a player to a tournament!
- The disconnect between practice and match play
- How to ensure your kid competes as they practice
- Why do some players practice well but compete badly?
- Advice for preparing properly for a tournament and recovering after a match
- The biggest mistakes parents and coaches make at tournaments that sabotage the player’s results
- The critical mental and emotional aspects of competition
- Nutritional advice for tournaments
- Tactical advice for tournaments
- Mental and emotional advice during the competition
- Toni Nadal’s thoughts on competition, body language, and parenting
- How parents often mess up their kid before and after matches. Don’t miss this discussion!
- Wisdom from Dr. Jim Loehr on parenting and competing
- Footwork questions answered on big steps versus small adjustment steps
- Why American Red Orange Green programs are fatally flawed and hold talented children back
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