334: How Elite Athletes Respond Under Pressure

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Aug 24, 202629:23Education

This week, Richard Graves is joined by Dr Alicia Naser, behavioural scientist and founder of The Naser Institute for Behavioral Sports Psychology. Dr Naser works with professional athletes and organisations across hockey...

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