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You've done the training. You've hit the splits. Your coach believes in you. The data says you're ready. So why does your brain still insist...
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Boats Not Bars

Prison can be a dark place. Being in such a grey environment would be soul destroying. It's designed to be bleak. You don't need to...
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Confidence Gap

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Issue 58

All the action from Henley, Varese, and Lucerne. Elsewhere Cara Stawicki finds out how American beach sprint athletes have coped with the uncertainty surrounding the World Beach Sprint Finals. Dr David Schary examines training adaptations and performance processes on the neuroscience level. And Ireland's Fiona Murtagh shares the highs and lows of consecutive, and contrasting, Olympic campaigns.

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