Creativity on court I: Felt visualization
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https://doi.org/10.52383/itfcoaching.v25i73.306Keywords:
imagined practice, visualization, sensations, exercisesAbstract
This article provides two examples of imagined practice, laying emphasis on the feelings that accompany visualization (quality of the image, sounds or feelings) as a way of enhancing the efficiency of this tool. Some practical tips are provided about their application.
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