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Getting In The Zone: 10 Strategies To Help You Perform Under High Pressure

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07.10.2022 - 18:49

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How can you get in the zone and handle pressure like a champ? Let’s start with these wise words from Kobe Bryant: What does In The Zone mean?

Picture this… It’s the 2002 World Cup qualifier. England is losing 1-0 to Greece, and England needs at least a draw to qualify.

Greece concedes a free kick right outside the penalty box in the dying minutes. England’s renowned free-kick taker, David Beckham, steps up.

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