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When the stakes are high, the brain's prefrontal cortex (the logical center) becomes overactive. It tries to control movements that should be automatic.
It creates "cognitive interference" by worrying about consequences. Performing Under Pressure: The Science of Doing...
Channeling pressure into a "challenge" rather than a "threat." When the stakes are high, the brain's prefrontal
Memory "bandwidth" shrinks, leaving less room for the task at hand. 🛡️ Strategies to Master the Moment Science-backed techniques to ensure your best performance: 1. Practice Under Mild Stress Recreate high-stakes conditions during training. Practice with an audience or a timer. Make the "unfamiliar" feel "routine." 2. The "Pre-Performance" Routine Channeling pressure into a "challenge" rather than a "threat
Physiological symptoms (racing heart) are tools for energy, not signs of failure. Focus on the , not the outcome . 4. The 10-Minute Worry Dump
Distract the "analytical brain" with a simple rhythm or song. 3. Cognitive Reframing Label "anxiety" as "excitement."
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