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Are you an athlete who struggles with adversity or fear of failure in competition?
Many athletes spend too much time dwelling on their mistakes, feeling that past mistakes define their future play.
When too much pressure is placed on winning, rather than on improvement, sports can start feeling like work rather than fun, especially for sports kids.
Dr. Cohn speaks with basketball Coaches Jim Huber and Charlie Miller on how athletes can work through their mistakes and bounce back from adversity in their play.
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