This week’s Speedo Tip of the Week comes from Ben Harlow, head age group coach for the ConocoPhillips Splash Club in Bartlesville, Okla. He offers some advice on reducing and controlling fear.
本周的Speedo贴士来自于Ben Harlow教练,他来自于Okla Bartlesville的ConocoPhillips Splash俱乐部,他是俱乐部的年龄组主教练。他给大家提供了一些关于减少并控制恐惧情绪的建议。
Harlow’s Tip:
Harlow的贴士
Reducing and controlling fear is a very difficult thing to achieve when you are surrounded by new, exciting and different challenges than you are used to. I would like to offer some suggestions to help control – if not overcome – most of the fear prior to meets.
减少并控制恐惧的情绪是一件比较困难的事情,特别是当你面对新的挑战,或者与以往不同的挑战的时候。我想提一些建议,虽然这些建议也许不能完全克服恐惧情绪,但有助于恐惧情绪的空中,特别是比赛之前的恐惧情绪。
First of all, fear to some small degree is a good thing. It helps you realize that you really do care about what you are doing. It lets you know that it is important to you and others. The problem is having too much fear. This causes swimmers that are great in practice to freeze up and make mistakes they normally would not make in swim practice.
Below I have listed a number of tips to help you overcome pre-meet jitters:
首先,在某些程度上说,恐惧是一件好的事情:因为这说明你对于将要做的事情非常在意,同时也让你知道这件事对你和对别人都非常重要!所以最大的问题是恐惧过度。过度的恐惧可能会造成运动员在练习的时候过于兴奋而导致动作僵硬,或者出现平常练习时根本不会出现的问题。下面,我列了一些建议,希望能有助于克服比赛前的紧张情绪。
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Practice. The first thing to do is to soak up like a sponge everything your coach and swimmers older than you have to offer to make your practices and swim meets better experiences.
练习。第一个要做的事情就是要像海绵一样吸收所有的一切:你教练的建议、那些老运动员的建议,根据他们好的建议多加练习,以期得到更好的经验。
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Use time in the pool to not only get in shape, get stronger and technically sound, but to practice races and events, which occur on Saturday and Sunday against the best in your state or sectional area. Make it feel as “real” as possible! Use starts, crowd noise, home officials and fellow swimmers to help you prepare for this.
多模拟池内练习。这个练习不仅仅是花时间来练习动作外形、强化体能或者强化技术,同时还要尽量模拟周六或周日进行的州或地区的比赛现场状况:模拟在这个状况下的练习,感觉越真越好!用出发命令、人群噪音、家庭、办公室等各种状况模拟,你需要你的队友的帮助来准备这些。
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