How much are you aware of the mental factor and actively work against it?
When ..
* your mood or mental state is generally dull from hot muggy weather or 'unwarm' form from chilly weather , or
* your mind is generally busy with other non-juggling stuff,
* or the conditions or some ache are generally unnerving,
it will no doubt affect your movements getting slower, less vivid, unfresh. And it might affect concentration,
awareness and alertness.
How do you cope with specific mental barriers when ..
* a certain number of catches is reached like near PR, or
* a certain number of catches is reached like near where you regularly get a critical phase and rather
early fails before the pattern snaps in for enduring really long (I call that 'strange attractors',
do you have such?), or
* when time factor (like only this and that much time left for a stint) is an issue?
Do you then even notice it and actively e.g. recall your vision or goal or try to find into crispy juggling
again, e.g. recollect, settle, decentralize in a short break, e.g. go one step back or restart from slow basics?
Do you know other examples? Do you have any remedy against it, mental tricks to overcome these?
Or do you take it as given, as low-flame karma, or blame it on bad form, it simply happening `on you´ ?
[ #mental#form#conditions ]
by 7b_wizard, 2016-01-29 15:41:26
