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In the latest installment of the "Coaching in Qatar" series, we jump into the pivotal role of emotional control as this episode features a candid one-on-one conversation with a Saudi Arabian official at the Doha International Referee Camp, addressing the intense pressure, scrutiny, and the barrage of challenges officials face. The core message focuses on the mental fortitude required off the court, advocating for consistent expressions of gratitude, deep-seated humility, and the cultivation of a positive daily outlook as foundational elements for mental strength.
This installment emphasizes the need to solidify one's emotional and mental base—rebuilding the "foundations" before attempting to fix the superficial aspects, metaphorically referred to as the "kitchen sink." The guidance provided seeks to bolster the official's resilience and performance, ensuring they are well-equipped to handle the inherent stresses of their role with poise and confidence. The episode serves as a valuable resource, not just for the official in question but for all referees aiming to enhance their mental game and serve the sport with excellence.
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