• Ep 29: Iga Swiatek: How to Handle Pressure and Win When You Are the Favorite

  • Jun 10 2022
  • Length: 25 mins
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Ep 29: Iga Swiatek: How to Handle Pressure and Win When You Are the Favorite

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  • 🏆 By winning her second French Open and her 35th match in a row, Iga Swiatek has without a doubt shown that she is the undisputed boss of the WTA. Her “tour de force” is even more admirable as she has shown a real psychological domination over her opponents and a real comfort in filling the shoes of the ultra favorite. We haven’t seen this since…Serena…

    In this episode dedicated to “How to Win When You Are the Favorite”, you will learn:

    😎-How to accept stress and built on it

    💨-Iga’s mental solutions to keep high intensity during her matches

    🤓-The 3 winning strategies Iga Swiatek goes to when she is under pressure

    -How to handle external elements when you start getting results on tour ’re an upcoming tennis player on tour

    🎙️Here are some old episodes of The Players' Lounge podcast you can listen to:

    Ep 10: Rafael Nadal: Clark Kent vs Superman or the Power of the Alter Ego to Win

    Ep 23: Interview with Legendary Coach Valorie Kondos Field: How to Coach Champions in Life

    Ep 1 : How Do You Define Your Tennis Identity ?

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