Tuesday, October 22, 2013

How to Win a Race

If you're trying to get defeated little by little to long distance races or if you go for your first marathon, it is essential that your mind, in addition to your body, be ready, because after 30 km running fatigue begins to regret and you get defeated in the last 12 km to go. Therefore, today we show you how to deal with mentally a long-distance race.
For that physical tiredness and boredom not allowing you to lower the arms, it is essential to work mentally during the race so as to not suffer psychologically. Some techniques that may help in coping with a long-distance race are:
Divides the long race in short goals, i.e. faces by stretches the entire marathon, feel that you achieved your goal when warners your first 15 km, then, when faced him 10 km more and subsequently, overpowered by dividing a full marathon in the same short goals and more easy to achieve.
Envision and culminating the successful long-distance race, already positive visualizations are motivating to continue and sustain the effort. Think of the support of your family and friends to complete this great challenge.
Generates positive thoughts, i.e. hablate yourself by way of encouragement, for example, "I can do it", "i can resist", "I'm ready for this" or similar.
Avoids self-criticism, because at this time thinking that it would have been better if it was another way, if you'd had trained more or that you might have yielded more is not helpful for dealing with a long-distance race and complete successfully.
Do not think of what is missing, as far from Esmarellda can help. On the contrary think of everything you have achieved and in the dedicated effort and in what little is left to fulfill the great goal.
Be able to overcome mentally tiredness that generate the long distance races so as to face the last few kilometers to go is the key to fulfilling the objective and complete the grand challenge, therefore uses some of the techniques and tips before dice and you can reduce your desire for lower the arms to little time to arrive at the destination.

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