Are early Exits mental or Physical Errors?

Have you watched the action at the U.S. Open? A lot of surprises this year. We’ve seen some early exits by top seeded players…

Are these early exits caused by a poor mental game or physical game?
For example, Ana Ivanovic lost to Kateryna Bondarenko of Ukraine in the opening round of the us Open. In this case, her first round exit was caused by a poor mental game, as she confessed…

“I think I’ve been thinking about everything too much and trying to address lots of issues with my game,” Ivanovic said.

“My fitness is at one level, mind at another, my game is at another level. I think these all these things have to marry to get into the right direction and have to fit.”

What’s the culprit?
Ivanovic has lost trust in her game. She got sidetracked with too many methods or solutions…

“But I think it has also to do with the confidence, because many times when I’m in a position, I just don’t trust myself like I did before,” said Ana.

It’s easy for players to abandon what works for them when they don’t play up to expectations. She, like so many other players I Camiseta Selección de fútbol de México know, got lost by trying to “fix” her game unnecessarily…

Her mind plays tricks. In her own words:

“When I start to not have the results that’s expected, I was going to have, that’s when my mind games play. That’s when I started to think and analyze about everything that’s been happening and trying to, you know, fix something that maybe it wasn’t broken,” said Ivanovic.

“But I tried to go different directions and tried to search for it elsewhere. and that’s when I feel like I went on a little, forcing, trying to change technique and some kind of Camiseta FC Tokyo areas of my game that were not necessary to do so.”

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