Viewing the Competitive Anxiety of Advanced Female Athletes from the National Sanda Championship 2003
YI Cui-lan
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YI Cui-lan
Abstract
STAI lest of the athletes in 2003 National Championship indicated that advanced female Sanda athletes are as anxious as common in competition, and are deeply self- controlled. The findings show that the mental state of athletes in this field is more and more mature, but it is imbalance. Therefore, the paper points out that athletes should strengthen their mental state by all means, and make full efforts to avoid anxiety influencing their technique level in competition
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STAI lest of the athletes in 2003 National Championship indicated that advanced female Sanda athletes are as anxious as common in competition, and are deeply self- controlled. The findings show that the mental state of athletes in this field is more and more mature, but it is imbalance. Therefore, the paper points out that athletes should strengthen their mental state by all means, and make full efforts to avoid anxiety influencing their technique level in competition
Key concepts: Championship, Athletes, Competition (biology), Anxiety, Psychology, Mental state, Applied psychology, Advertising