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Whether you are running Sven Andrighetto Womens Jersey , cycling, swimming, auto racing, playing ball, or participating in weekend warrior contests, athletes of all shapes, sizes, and abilities have one thing in common. They all want to WIN!


The road to excellence in sports has changed quite a bit over the past several decades. The vehicles that bring athletes to their peak today look nothing like the horses or buggies that used to get them there. Sports performance is a high-tech, fast-paced, ultra-competitive industry where new advances in training the human body are popping up around every corner, in every discipline.


In athlete development, it is facile to obsess with the physical. Run further, jump higher, move faster - we have developed thousands of techniques to push the body harder, and longer. So much of our progress in sports has resulted from training the physical system simply because we have tools to measure it.


But if so much of an athlete’s performance is physical, how are we planning to train them to be mentally active? And how are we doing it empirically? Mental toughness gets a lot of lip service, but telling someone to “shake it off”, is the mental equivalent saying “be faster”. It is easy to say, but without proper fast brain training exercises, it is nearly impossible to achieve.


Before we can alter or enhance the way our mind processes information in the athletic arena, we have to determine what exactly is going up there. There is a complex relationship between thought and action, our mind and body’s mechanics. And the significance of that relationship increases right along with the level of competition we undertake.


Research has shown that executing each move begins when the brain sets a goal: Pick up the ball and throw the pass. Different segments of the brain spring into action to bring this command to life. If there is a problem along the way, the brain will make corrections and revise its plan. Therefore, no matter what sports you are associated with, your brain needs to be more efficient at controlling and correcting these motor skills.


Improving brain efficiency is what enables a skilled tennis player or basketball player to dribble a ball through cones without looking at their feet. Even they are trained with various reflex ball drills to train their brains to respond quickly and maintain a proper coordination among the team. Once upon a time, weight training and cardio conditioning were enough to transform an average Joe into an all-pro, but now coaches have to include brain training as an imperative add-on.


BEIJING, Oct. 11 (Xinhua) -- Following are the final day results at the China Open tennis tournament on Sunday:


Men's singles final


Novak Djokovic, Serbia, bt Rafael Nadal, Spain, 6-2, 6-2


Women's singles final


Garbine Muguruza, Spain, bt Timea Bacsinszky, Switzerland, 7-5, 6-4


Men's doubles final


Vasek Pospisil, CanadaJack Sock, United States, bt Daniel Nestor, CanadaEdouard Roger-Vasselin, France, 3-6, 6-3, 10-6


MADRID, Sept. 8 (Xinhua) -- Following are the results from the Tour of Spain 16th stage, a 160.5-kilometer ride from San Martin del Rey Aurelio to La Farrapona on Monday:


1. Alberto Contador (SpainTIN) four hours 53 minutes 35 seconds


2. Chris Froome (BritainSKY) at 15 seconds


3. Alessandro de Marchi (ItalyCAN) 50


4. Alejandro Valverde (SpainMOV) 55


5. Joaquim Rodriguez (SpainKAT) 59


6. Fabio Aru (ItalyAST) 1:06


7. Daniel Martin (IrelandGRM) 1:12


8. Robert Gesink (the NetherlandsBKN) 1:22


9. Samuel Sanchez (SpainBMC) 1:43


10. Ryder Hesjedal (CanadaGRM) 1:48


Overall


1. Alberto Contador (SpainTIN) 63 hours 25 minutes


2. Alejandro Valverde (SpainMOV) at 1 minute 36 seconds


3. Chris Froome (BritainSKY) 1:39


4. Joaquim Rodriguez (SpainKAT) 2:29


5. Fabio Aru (ItalyAST) 3:38


6. Daniel Martin (IrelandGRM) 6:17


7. Robert Gesink (the NetherlandsBKN) 6:43


8. Samuel Sanchez (SpainBMC) 6:55


9. Warren Barguil (FranceGIA) 8:37


10. Damiano Caruso (ItalyCAN) 9:10

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